Classification of disease Flashcards
What are the non-veneral miasm?
- Psora = the itch disease
- Pseudo-psora = tubercular disease
What are the veneral miasma?
- Sycosis = genital warts
- Syphilis = chance
Signs and symptoms of each miasma?
- Psora = irritation, inflammation, hypersensitivity
- Pseudo-psora = tubercules, fibrosis, suppuration
- Sycosis = infiltrations, indurations, overgrowth
- Syphilis = granulation, degeneration, ulceration
Which is the most ancient, universal & destructive miasm?
Psora
How is psora characterized?
presence of scabs, scales, & itching
How did psora present in ancient times?
leprosy
Secondary symptoms of psora(6)?
nervous troubles, painful ailments, ulcers, paralysis, consumptions, crippling souls
Which is the oldest of veneral miasms?
sycosis
What characterizes sycosis?
-infiltration, induration & unhealthy overgrowth
-increases susceptibility to other STDs
Remedies for sycosis(2)?
- Thuja
- Nitric
Syphilis affinities?
mucous membranes, bones, nervous system
Syphilis indications(4)?
- Destructed tissues
- Caries of bones
- Pains inc. / dec. gradually & wandering
- Suicidal thoughts
What are these remedies for?
Merc, Aurum, Arsenicum.album
Remedies of syphilis
What did Kent do in 1900?
Equated psora with original sin
What did P.S. Ortega do?
Had a metaphysical approach and incorporated intensity of symptoms:
Psora: Deficieny, inhibition, lack
Sycosis: excess, escape, exudation
Syphilis: destruction, degeneration, perversion