Homoeopathy

Alopecia can be congenital (existing from birth or before), premature or senile ( old ).  Here alopecia, means a patchy baldness of a temporary nature.  The causes of baldness are unknown, but shock and anxiety are common factors for alopecia.  In some cases, a circular patchy baldness is due to the hair folliculitis or micro-insect dewelling in the certain portion of the head which afterward goes on destroying the roots of hair-causing failing of hair with appearance of round bald spot (alopecia) over scalp, eye-brows on beard (barber's itch is sometimes, developed after the action of such micro insect dewelling in the scalp or in the skin of beard).  The set prescriptions are used as under to cure the patchy baldness of temporary nature:-
 1. Thuja-30 or 200 - two doses per day or one dose every week and Thuja-Q for external use, two times a day, to cure white scaly dandruff or alopecia when the patient is having history of sycosis.
 2. Aloe-30, be used in alopecia whenever it is indicated with its guiding symptoms.
 3. Mobiloil of pure quality be used externally in all cases of alopecia for quick cure, as it is an anticeptic and destroys all micro-organisms (insects) dwelling in the affected spot.
 Case no. 38 
 A boy of 21, had alopecia-baldness on the beard and vertex with constipated bowels, itching and burning of anus, better by cold water application little fissure of anus with pain during stool, patient liked cool open air.  He was given - Aloe-30, two times a day and Mobil-oil for external use, patient had speedy cure within 15 days and complete cure in all troubles within one month.
 4. Acid Fluor. 30, in cases of dry, scurfy, pimply itching scalp, great falling of hair with syphilitic base, hair dry matting, breaking when combing, they become lusterless, and rugged in masses fall out and do not grow hereafter, be given morning and evening for about 5-0 weeks with external application of Mobil-oil on the circular patches.
 Case no. 39 
 A girl of 10 years, had alopecia with congestion of blood in the head causing acute headache.  Pain in the bones of arms, legs, bruised and aching pains all over the body, urine smelt pungent, she had weak memory, great debility, anaemia and vertigo when walking and rising from lying position.  Caries of teeth and sweating of hands and feet, worse in warmth.
 Patient was given Fluoric acid-30, morning and evening and Calc. phos-200, one dose every week - that no other medicine on this day.  Patient was cured of the alopecia within 5 weeks, hair started growing thick with the cure of bones pain.
 5. Grdphites. 30, be given when there is failing of hair due to barber's itch causing great itching of the scalp, bald spots on the sides of the head, sweating of head, it may be alternated with Sepia-30, when there is itching of scalp, weak roots of the hair - hair folliculitis-causing great fall in the hair during combing.  Oozing of sticky fluid at the root of hair which forms scab on the scalp.
 6. Lyco. 30, be given after every 4 hours, in alternation with Calc. phos. 6x-in cases of falling of hair in bunches, leaving patches here and there with weak hair follicles and premature grey hair.  Patient is having great craving for sweets, hut has thin dried slim constitution full of gas.
                                                                                                                               By Dr.Gupta

A complete or partial, temporary or permanent loss of muscular power, movement or sensation in any part of the body. There is paralysis of the arm, leg, upper arm and lower leg of one side of the body, of both legs, urinary organs, tongue, lower bowels, etc. The degree of paralysis depends upon the nature of the underlying disease and its distribution in the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves or muscles.
 Causes :
 Paralysis is caused by damage to the nerve supply which may in turn be the result of disease, trauma, cerebro-vascular accident (damage of blood vessels of the brain) or it may be due to ischaemia i.e. , deficient blood supply to the part affected). The sudden onset of paralysis is commonly called a stroke of paralysis - affecting usually one side of the body, because it is the result of an interruption of the flow of blood to the brain by clotting (thrombosis) that lodges in an artery of the brain, or sometimes due to rupture of the smallest artery of the brain. A stroke of paralysis can vary in severity from weakness and tingling in a limb to a profound paralysis, coma and death.
 Types : 
 1. Motor paralysis 
 A paralysis with no movement of the affected part of the body, i.e. , paralysis of arm of leg occurring in middle or old age causing muscular weakness and wasting of the affected limb.
 2. Sensory paralysis
 When the movement of a particular part and the sensory nerve attached to it are affected
 3. Hemiplegia 
 Paralysis of one side of the body, usually resulting from a cerebrovascular accident, i.e. , a damage to a blood vessel of the brain caused by a disease on the opposite hemisphere (side) of the brain. For example, if a blood clot or disease has affected the right side of the brain, then there would be paralysis of left side of the body and vice-versa. In this type of paralysis movement of face and arm is often more severely affected than those of the leg. The affected side of the body becomes very weak and inactive, speech may be lost altogether or become slurred and the sufferer has difficulty in finding the right word to express himself. Many cases of hemiplegia can be cured with timely excercises or physiotherapy.
 4. Paraplegia 
 Paraplegia or diplegia is the paralysis of both legs, usually with the bladder and rectum. It is due to disease or injury of the spinal cord and is often accompanied by loss of sensation below the level of the injury or lesion and disturbed bladder function.
 A woman,suffering from paralysis of both legs, bladder and lower bowels due to severe injury of spinal cord, cutting a main nerve supplying to legs, bladder and rectum when she fell down from the roof of a house. There was no excretion of urine and faeces, no sensation in legs. She died after ten days.
 5. Poliomyelitis 
 Poliomyelitis or polio is an infectious viral disease affecting the central nervous system. Poliovirus causes poliomyelitis afflicting little children or infants with infantile paralysis.
 The three parts of the brain, medulla oblongata, pons varolii, that links with the medulla oblongata and contains numerous nerve tracts between the cerebral cortex and the spinal cord, and midbrain. The midbrain is the small portion of the brain stem, situated just below the pons varolii and pons varolii is just above the medulla oblongata. All these three parts are in a straight line and these form the brain stem.
 The polio virus is excreted in the faeces of an infected person and the disease is, therefore, most common where sanitation is poor. Polio may attack those who have not acquired immunity to the disease during infancy. Symptoms commence 7-12 days after infection. Polio virus is usually transmitted to man by the bite of a tick (a blood- sucking parasite - the tick bites can cause serious skin lesions, tick fever and occasionally paralysis and latter may attack the nervous system with inflammation of the brain and spinal cord). In poliomyelitis, there is fever, malaise, headache, sometimes diarrhoea and vomiting. But in some case there is severe rise of temperature with other symptoms similar to meningitis, with vomiting and diarrhoea and weakness of the muscles of the body. Paralysis may appear as the temperature subsides. Any part of the body can be affected by polio but it is mostly seen in the lower limbs which eventually become atrophied or emaciated. Therefore, it becomes necessary to give polio drops to the child at infancy stage.
 6. Paralysis agitans
 It is a chronic form of paralysis and is also called Parkinson's disease or shaking palsy. See Parkinsons's disease.
 7. Bulbar paralysis
 A paralysis of muscles of the mouth, tongue and throat resulting from a damage to the medulla oblongata.
 8. Bell's palsy
 Palsy is a term used for paralysis. Bell's palsy is the paralysis of the facial nerve, causing weakness of the muscles of one side of the face and inability to close the eye. In other words, Bell's palsy is a facial hemiparesis (paralysis of half side of the face) from oedema of the seventh cranial nerve. The cause is unknown, recovery normally occurs in due course of time. But it is difficult to cure, if it occurs just after the birth of the child. (Charles Bell, Scottish physician, 1774-1842).
 9. Post-diphtheritic paralysis 
 A paralysis following the attack of diphtheria. There is paralysis of vocal cords, throat and muscles of the upper respiratory tract. Death occurs within a few days, if not treated immediately. It is a serious kind of paralysis and difficult to cure. See case No. 551.
 10. Paresis 
 It is a partial, slight paralysis or muscular weakness of a limb with numbness, heaviness and crawling sensation in the affected part. The term is implied more for weakness than for paralysis.
 11. Spastic paralysis 
Causes : 
 Besides the causes said above under various types of paralysis, high blood pressure, or a damage to the nervous system with lesion, tumour or thrombosis may cause rupture of the blood vessel of the brain and complete paralysis of the whole body and eventual death. The other causes of paralysis are alcoholism, poisoning of blood by eating poisonous things, which damage the brain-stem.
 Cures : 
 - for paresis or paraesthesia of limb
 Weakness, numbness and prickling sensation in the limb caused by prolonged pressure on the nerve when the legs are crossed for long time:
 Acon, Aescul, Alet, Alfalfa, Alum, Ambra, Anac, Angust, Arg n, Avena, Bad, Bar c, Cact, Calc p, Carbo v, Caust, Chel, China, Coccul, Con, Crat, Curare, Dig, Gels, Helod, Irid, Kali c, Kali iod, Kali p, Kalm, Lathy, Nat m, Nux v, Onosm, Ox ac, Phos, Picr ac, Physost, Plat, Puls, Rhus t, Sec, Sumb, Thall.
 - for paralysis agitans (Parkinson's disease) 
 Agar, Avena, Bar c, Bufo, Con, Gels, Helod, Hyosc, Lathyr, Mang ac, Physost, Plumb m, Rhus t, Scutel, Sec, Zinc picr.
 - for bulbar paralysis 
 Acon, Agar, Anac, Arn, Ars, Bar c, Bell, Bothrops, Botulin 200, Caust, Colch, Con, Curare, Dulc, Gels, Guaco, Hyosc, Mez, Nat m, Mur ac, Nux m, Rhus t, Ruta, Senega, Stram, Zinc picr.
 - for Bell's palsy 
 Acon, Alum, Am phos, Bar c, Bell, Cadm s, Caust, Coccul, Curare, Dulc, Gels, Graph, Hyper, Kali iod, Kali m, Nat m, Rhus t, Ruta, Senega, Stram, Zinc picr.
 - for post-diphtheritic paralysis 
 Arg n, Arn, Ars, Aur mur, Avena, Botulin, Bar c, Caust, Coccul, Cupr, Diphth, Gels, Helon, Kali iod, Lach, Physost, Phyto, Plumb ac, Rhus t, Sec.
 - for hemiplegia left side 
 Alum, Ambra, Anac, Arnica, Ars, Bapt, Bell, Coccul, Cupr ars, Irid, Kali c, Lach, Lyc, Nux v, Oleand, Physost, Rhus t, Xanth.
 - for hemiplegia right side
 Arnica, Bell, Caust, Chel, Chenop, Curare, Elaps, Irid, Kalm, Lyc, Plumb m, Rhus t, Sec, Stram.
 - Paraplegia 
 Arg n, Bell, Caust, Coccul, Con, Cupr m, Curare, Gels, Hyper, Ign, Kali iod, Kali tart, Kalm, Lathyr, Mang ac, Nux v, Ox ac, Phos, Physost, Picr ac, Plumb ac, Rhust, Sec, Thall.
 - for paralysis of urinary bladder
 Ars, Bell, Cact, Caust, Dulc, Gels, Hyosc, Lach, Lyc, Nat m, Nux v, Opium.
 - for paralysis or prolapse of the rectum 
 Aloe, Alum, Caust, Colocy, Erig, Gels, Hyosc, Lyc, Mur ac, Naja, Nux v, Opium, Phos ac, Plumb m, Rhod, Sil;
 - for poliomyelitis 
 Acon, Aethu, Alum, Arnica, Bell, Calc c, Caust, Chrom s, Gels, Lathyr, Plumb m, Rhus t, Sec, Sul, Zinc p.
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Description
Purpura is a purplish discoloration of the skin produced by small bleeding vessels near the surface. Purpura may also occur in the mucous membranes, especially of the mouth, and in the internal organs. Purpura is not a disease per se but is indicative of an underlying cause of bleeding.
When purpura spots are very small (<1 cm in diameter), they are called petechiae or petechial haemorrhages. Larger, deeper purpura are referred to as ecchymoses or bruising.
Purpura may occur with either normal platelet counts (non-thrombocytopenic purpuras) or decreased platelet counts (thrombocytopenic purpuras). Platelets help maintain the integrity of the capillary lining as well as being important in the clotting process. As a general rule, purpura indicates a problem of the platelet system whilst a deficiency of clotting factors will cause haematomas or haemarthrosis as in haemophilia. Nevertheless, clotting factor deficiency must be considered.
History
 Note the age of the patient. Henoch-Schönlein purpura tends to occur in children.[4] Senile purpura is confined to the elderly.[5] Leukaemia and myeloproliferative disorders can occur at any age.
    How long has the rash been present? Is it changing noticeably? Meningococcal septicaemia will be very recent in origin and changing almost visibly.
    Is the patient otherwise well? If a child has developed a purpuric, possibly meningococcal, rash but does not seem unwell, do not be lured into a false sense of security. That child may be moribund just 20 minutes later.
    Has general easy bruising been noticed? Other components of a routine history should be gone through (past medical history, medical and allergic history - including any over-the-counter drugs - and social history are all relevant).

Investigations
This will be guided by the differential diagnosis, much of which will already have been excluded.
FBC, ESR, platelets. The platelet count is fundamental. Leukaemia or related diseases may produce anaemia and leukocytopenia. ESR may indicate an inflammatory process. It is very nonspecific.
LFTs to check for liver disease.
A coagulation screen will screen for clotting factor deficiencies.
If the patient is on warfarin, check INR.
Plasma electrophoresis may show hypergammaglobulinaemia, paraproteinaemia and cryoglobulinaemia.
Autoantibody screen for connective tissue disorders.
The clinical condition may indicate further investigations, including blood culture and lumbar puncture.

Associated diseases
These have been outlined in 'Differential diagnosis', above. Here are some points you may wish to bear in mind.

Bacterial infections
Those that cause purpuric rashes include meningococcal septicaemia, streptococcal septicaemia and diphtheria. Several acute viral infections also cause purpuric rashes. These include smallpox, chickenpox, measles, parvovirus B19 and haemorrhagic fevers caused by Ebola virus, Rift Valley virus and Lassa fever.

Allergic vasculitic purpura
This is caused by inflammation and infiltration of the blood vessel wall as an anaphylactic reaction to a number of physical and chemical stimuli, including infections. Henoch-Schönlein purpura is one of the most common. Is often preceded by an upper respiratory tract infection due to beta-haemolytic streptococcal infection. It can occur in epidemics in young children with a fever followed by a purpuric rash, that may be slightly raised. Typically, it affects the fronts of the legs and the buttocks. There may be associated acute arthritis, gastrointestinal pain and nephritis with proteinuria. The rash may continue to form over several weeks. Serious acute complications include central nervous system (CNS) bleeding, acute intussusception or acute renal failure. Usually it is a self-limiting condition but it may respond to steroids.

Strong steroids
Long-term use of strong steroids can cause widespread purpura and bruising, normally on extensor surfaces of the hands, arms and thighs. It is caused by atrophy of the collagen fibres supporting blood vessels in the skin. A similar appearance is also found in senile-type purpura.

Blood transfusions
Severe thrombocytopenia 5 to 12 days after receiving a blood product containing platelets is a rare complication, usually confined to multiparous[9] women. It is due to the production of an antibody to a specific platelet antigen that the woman normally lacks. The patient normally recovers within 1 to 3 weeks but the condition can be lethal and may need treatment with plasmapheresis or intravenous (IV) immunoglobulins.

HOMOEOPATHIC APPROACH
Aco,Arnica,Ars,Crote-h,Lach,Ham,Merc,Phos,Acid-Ph,

ABOUT LEUCORRHEA

What is arthritis?
 if you have trouble moving around or feel pain and stiffness in your body, you could have arthritis. In the majority of cases arthritis causes pain and swelling in the joints.
Eventually a swollen joint can suffer severe damage. In some cases, arthritis can cause problems in the patient's eye, skin or other or
Arthritis is not a single disease - it is a term that covers over 100 medical conditions. Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis and generally affects elderly patients. Some forms of arthritis can affect people at a very early age.
gouty pains with swelling of right big toe, great inflammation redness and hotness of the toe-joint. She had great buring heat emitting with neuralgic, throbbing tearing pains in the joint, aggravated by warmth of bed, and hot fomentations, but chilling cold of winter also made the pains worse.
 Sole, under big toe was red, hot swollen and was sore to touch with lame,walking on the floor.
Types of arthritis
There are over 100 types of arthritis. Here is a description of some common ones, together with the causes:
Osteoarthritis
With osteoarthritis, the cartilage loses its elasticity. If the cartilage is stiff it becomes damaged more easily. The cartilage, which acts as a shock absorber, will gradually wear away in some areas. As the cartilage becomes damaged tendons and ligaments become stretched, causing pain. Eventually the bones may rub against each other causing very severe pain.
Rheumatoid arthritis
This is an inflammatory form of arthritis. The synovial membrane (synovium) is attacked, resulting in swelling and pain. If left untreated the arthritis can lead to deformity.Rheumatoid arthritis is significantly more common in women than men and generally strikes when the patient is aged between 40 and 60. However, children and much older people may also be affected.During the first ten years after diagnosis, patients with rheumatoid arthritis have a higher risk of blood clots.
Infectious arthritis (septic arthritic)

Infectious arthritis is an infection in the synovial fluid and tissues of a joint. It is usually caused by bacteria, but could also be caused by fungi or viruses.Bacteria, fungi or viruses may spread through the bloodstream from infected tissue nearby, and infect a joint.Most susceptible people are those who already have some form of arthritis and develop an infection that travels in the bloodstream.
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA)Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is a type of arthritis that affects a person aged 16 or less. JRA can be various forms of arthritis; it basically means that a child has it.
There are three main types:
 1/Pauciarticular JRA, the most common and mildest. The child experiences pain in up to 4 joints.
    2/Polyarticular JRA affects more joints and is more severe. As time goes by it tends to get worse.
   3/ Systemic JRA is the least common. Pain is experienced in many joints. It can spread to organs. This can be the most serious JRA.
Signs and symptoms
Osteoarthritis of the knee
The most commonly affected joints with osteoarthritis are in the hips, hands, knees and spine.
The symptoms of arthritis depend on the type, for example:
Osteoarthritis
The symptoms of osteoarthritis develop slowly and get worse as time goes by. There is pain in a joint, either during or after use, or after a period of inactivity. There will be tenderness when pressure is applied to the joint. The joint will be stiff, especially first thing in the morning.
The patient may find it harder to use the joint - it loses its flexibility. Some patients experience a grating sensation when they use the joint. Hard lumps, or bone spurs may appear around the joint. In some cases the joint might swell.
The most commonly affected joints are in the hips, hands, knees and spine.
Rheumatoid arthritis
The patient often finds the same joints in each side of the body are painfully swollen, inflamed, and stiff. The fingers, arms, legs and wrists are most commonly affected.
Symptoms are usually worst on waking up in the morning and the stiffness can last for 30 minutes at this time. The joint is tender when touched. Hands may be red and puffy. There may be rheumatoid nodules (bumps of tissue under the skin of the patient's arms).
Many patients with rheumatoid arthritis feel tired most of the time. Weight loss is common.The smaller joints are usually noticeably affected first. Experts say patients with rheumatoid arthritis have problems with several joints at the same time.
As the arthritis progresses it spreads from the smaller joints in your hands, wrists, ankles and feet to your elbows, knees, hips, neck, shoulders and jaw.
Infectious arthritis
The patient commonly has a fever, joint inflammation and swelling with infectious arthritis. They will feel tenderness and/or a sharp pain. Often these symptoms are linked to an injury or another illness.
Most commonly affected areas are the knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist and finger. In the majority of cases just one joint is affected.
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
The patient is a child and will experience intermittent fevers which tend to peak in the evening and then suddenly disappear. Appetite will be poor and weight may be lost.
There may be blotchy rashes on arms and legs. Anemia is also common. The child may limp or have a sore wrist, finger, or knee. A joint may suddenly swell and stay larger than it usually is. The child may experience a stiff neck, hips or some other joint.
Homoeopathy
 Arnic = 200 one dose in the beginning and after one hour-Ruta. 30 in alternation with CP6x.-4 grains dose after every 2-4 hours for two days.
 Same medicines -with one more dose of Arnica -200 were repeated in the same order,helpful for acute arthritis.Some emergency medicines for arthritis if applied constitutionally APIS,ACID-BENZ,LEDUM,LITHIUM-CARB,CALC,CALC-FLOUR,LEDUM,LYCO,GRAPH,CAUTICUM,CAULOPH, 

 
Leucorrhoea is a sticky, watery, whitish discharge of mucus from the vaginal passage. It may occur normally at all times and its quantity may increase before and after menstruation. An abnormal and large discharge may indicate some infection in the uterus, cervix and lower reproductive tract, for example vaginitis, ulceration or suppurative swelling of vagina, extending to cervix, causing endocervicitis (inflammation of the mucous lining of the neck of the womb) in which surface cells, i.e. , epithelium, may die. Therefore, destruction of these cells and their debris results in their white or yellow discharge from the vaginal opening. (See also trichomonas vaginalis under vaginitis.)
 In some cases the swelling of uterus (metritis) or mucosa of the uterus (endometritis) causes excessive leucorrhoea with pressing down in the vagina and in some cases with a sensation as if everything would pass out through the vagina. Leucorrhoea has different types of discharges with different colours. In some cases, it is albuminous, thick, slimy, white mucous like pieces of curd or white of an egg and in some cases it is watery, acrid and corroding in nature. There is itching in the vaginal passage and discharge has offensive smell. It has various colours white, pale yellow, yellowish green, ash-grey, blood or pink colour.
 Cures :
 Leucorrhoea acrid, burning or corroding : Aescul, Alum, Am c, Ars, Borax, Bov, Calc c, Carbo an, Carbo v, Caul, Cham, Con, Graph, Helon, Help, Hydrast, Iod, Kreos, Lit t, Merc, Nat m, Nit ac, Puls, Sab, Sep, Sil, Sul.
 - Albuminous, slimy :
 Alum, Ambra, Am. m, Borax, Bov, Calc c, Calc p, Graph, Hydrast, Kali m, Kali s, Puls, Thuja.
 - Blackish, ash-grey :
 Ars, Calc, Calc p, Carbo v, China, Cop, Kali iod, Kali m, Kali s, Nat s, Puls, Thlaspi, Thuja.
 - Blood :
 Arg n, Ars, Carbo v, China, Cocc, Ham, Kreos, Merc c, Merc s, Murex, Sep, Spiranth, Sul, Thlaspi.
 - Greenish :
 Bov, Carb ac, Carbo v, Kali s, Lach, Merc s, Murex, Nat s, Nit ac, Pulex, Puls, Sep, Thuja.
 - Gushing :
 Ars, China, Cocc, Eupion, Graph, Sep. See also leucorrhoea profuse.
 - Itching, irritating :
 Alum, Ambra, Anac, Calc c, Calc iod, Canth, Carbo v, Carb ac, China, Fago, Graph, Helon, Hydrast, Kreos, Merc s, Sep, Sul, Thuja.
 - Milky, white, thick like curd:
 Aescul, Ant. c, Aurum, Borax, Bov, Calc c, Calc iod, Carbo v, Con, Cop, Graph, Hydrast, Iod, Kali m, Ova t, Puls, Sab, Sep, Sil, Stann, Sul, Thuja.
 - Offensive :
 Ars, Carb ac, China, Helon, Hep, Kreos, Merc s, Med, Nat c, Psori, Pulex, Sab, Sanic, Sec, Sep, Thlaspi.
 - Profuse, excessive :
 Alum, Ambra, Arg n, Borax, Calc c, Caul, Fluor ac, Graph, Hydrast, Lach, Merc s, Nat m, Ova t, Puls, Sep, Stann, Syph, Thuja.
 - Thin, watery :
 Am c, Ars, Graph, Kali s, Merc c, Nat m, Nit ac, Puls, Sep, Syph.
 - Transparent like white of an egg :
 Agnus, Alum, Ambra, Am m, Arg n, Ars, Aurum, Berb v, Borax, Bov, Calc c, Calc p, Daph, Hydrast, Mez, Nat m, Pallad, Petrol, Plat, Pod, Stann, Stram, Sul.
 - Viscid, stringy, tough :
 Aescul, Alum, Bov, Graph, Hydrast, Kali bi, Kali m, Sab.
 - Yellow staining :
 Agn, Ars, Bov, China, Hydrast, Kali bi, Kali s, Kreos, Merc s, Pulex, Puls, Sep, Stann.
 - Leucorrhoea in little girls :
 Calc c, Calc p, Caul, Cina, Cub, Hydrast, Millef, Puls, Sep, Syph.
 - In old, weak women :
 Alum, Ambra, Ars, Aurum Bov, Carbo an, Carbo v, Ferr p, Fluor ac, Graph, Helon, Hydrast, Iod, Kali bi, Kali c, Nit ac, Picr ac, Sec. Verat a.
 - In pregnancy :

 Aescul, Alet, Alum, Apis, Ars, Calc p, Carbo a, Cham, Cim, Coccul, Con, Helon, Kali c, Nux v, Sab, Sep.
 - during endocervicitis, endometritis :
 Alet, Apis, Arg m, Arg n, Ars, Bell, Aurum met, Borax, Calc c, Calend, Carb ac, Cim, China, Con, Graph, Ham, Helon, Hydrast, Iod, Kali bi, Kali s, Kreos, Lach, Led, Mag m, Merc c, Herc s, Murex, Nux v, Phos ac, Puls, Rhus t, Sab, Sec, Sep, Sil, Sul, Thlaspi.
 Leucorrhoea with backache :
 Aescul, Cim, Graph, Helon, Kali bi, Kali c, Kreos, Murex, Nat m, Ova t, Psori, Puls, Rhus t, Stann.
 Leucorrhoea instead of mense :
 Ars, China, Coccul, Con, Dulc, Graph, Iod, Kali c, Lach, Nux m, Phos, Puls, Sab, Senec, Sep, Sil, Sul, Xanth.
 Leucorrhoea with weakness and debility :
 Alet, Alum, Ars, Calc c, Calc p, Carbo an,Caul, China, Coccul, Con, Helon, Hydrast, Kreos, Psori, Puls, Sep, Stann, Verat a.
 Therapeutics :
 1. FP6X, CP3X, KP3X, NS3X, Sil12X - in acrid, irritating leucorrhoea.
 2. CP3X, KM3X, KP3X, Sil 12X - in milky white discharges.
 3. CP3X, KP3X, NM3X, KS3X, NP3X - in yellow discharges with great weakness.

 
Means- suffocation, or life threatening condition of body, in which there is cessation of breathing, or in which oxygen is prevented from reaching the tissue by obstruction of, or damage to any part of the respiratory system. In such cases, the oxygen content of the blood falls and carbondioxide conent of blood rises, which paralyses the respiratory system. Drowning, chocking and breathing of poisonous gas etc. all lead to asphyxia, then cyanosis and finally leading to death - because brain cells can not live for more than about four minutes without oxygen. Blue Asphyxia is the deep blue appearance of newborn baby. Blue- big spots or livid spots over limbs, back, or abdomen are due to lack of oxygen in the blood or poor oxygenation of blood that is being supplied to the concerned tissue or part of the body. In lungs, oxygen' is prevented from reaching there due to the damage in the respiratory system.'
 Aspiration. (1) The act of inspiration (2) Withdrawl or removal of watery., fluid from the body cavities or from the cysts, inflamed joints or ear cavity.
 Assimilation. The process by which food substances are taken into the cell; of the body where they are digested and absorbed.
Emergency homoeopathic medicines for asphyxia --- Acet-acid,Aconite nap,Anacardium,Antim-tart,Antim-crud,Arsenic-alb,Aurum met,Bell,Bovista,Bromium,Camphor,Carbo-veg,China,Coffea cruda,Colchicum,Conium,Cuprum-met,Cyclamen,Digitalis,Graphities,Helleborous,Hyocyamus,Ipeacac,Hydrocyanic-acid,Laurocerasus,Ignatia,Lachesis,Nux-vom,Veratrum-alb,Secale-corn.