Description
Cholesterinum3X
Introduction: An inodorous insipid substance, coming in white shining unctuous scales. It occurs most abundantly in the bile and biliary calculi. This remedy is indicated in obstinate hepatic engorgements when it is doubtful whether the condition is malignant or not. It is said to have cured cancer of the liver. It is also of service in hepatic enlargement with hepatic colic, dependent upon either gall stones or inspissated bile. The patient is cachectic, the skin is tawny, the conjunctivae are yellow, and insomnia is present. It should be remembered in organic liver diseases when the commoner hepatics fail.
Synonym: Cholesterine, C12H11O.
Source: the epithelium lining of gall bladder and the larger ducts
Preparation: Triturations,
Proved by:
Spheres of action:
Guiding symptoms/Indications:
1. Attack comes and goes suddenly.
2. Pain is pulsating in nature, in the gall bladder region.
3. Vomiting of much odourless hot water.
4. Patient is very pale, turn yellow.
5. Marked acidity of the stomach.
6. Carcinoma of the liver with obstinate hepatic engorgement and jaundice.
7. Vitreous opacities.
8. Erratic rheumatic pain worse in damp and rainy weather.
9. Anorexia; food nauseates.
10. Rt. hypochondrium is sore and sensitive to touch, worse lying on sides.
11. Profuse urination precedes the attack.
12. Coated, dirty, yellowish-white tongue.
13. Low tension and low volume pulse.
Dose and administration: 1 tab 3 to 4 times daily for adults. ½ tab for 3 to 4 times daily children.
Side effects: No significant side effect has been observed in proper dosage
Contraindication: There is no known contraindication.
Relationship.–Compare: Taurocholate of soda in Homeopathy
Presentations: 50 tabs (20 gm in PET bottle), 450gm powder in a container.
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