A Case of Gallstone
NATIONAL JOURNAL OF HOMOEOPATHY 1993 May / Jun Vol II No 3.
Dr Aradhana Sachdev.
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A male patient, Mr.B, 51 years of age came with the complaints of retrosternal burning, loss of appetite, vomiting and eructations, all of which caused a loss of weight by 16 kgs. The complaints were aggravated by fatty food and were better by cold milk and after vomiting.

Physical Generals:
Appetite - Poor since the illness.
Craving - Salty, Cold milk.
Aversion - Sweets
Thirst - Increased for cold water.
Urine, Stool - NAD
Thermal Modality - Chilly
F / H / O - No significant illness.
P / H / O - Umbilical hernia, Inguinal hernia, Fistula in ano.

Mentals:
The patient was a railway employee.He was friendly and affectionate by nature. He always desired company. He loved parties and get together. He would easily impress and attract people. He was also sympathetic and generous. The case was very clearly Phosphorus and referring to select rubrics confirmed the remedy.

Investigations:
An Abdominal Ultrasonography was done and it revealed a small Gallstone. The Gall bladder was also found to be distended.

Rubrics:

1. Affectionate (K 1)
2. Company desires (K 12)
3. Sympathetic (K 86)
4. Anxiety health about (K 7)
5. Aversion-Sweets
6. Stomach, desires cold drinks and cold food (K 484)

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