Homeopathic Doctor Aftab Ranjha

Monday, 24 February 2014

Kurative Behandlung von Unfruchtbarkeit

Manche Männer sind im Überschuss bestimmter Hormone, die ihre Fähigkeit, Kinder zu gebären beeinflussen können. Homöopathische Arzneimittel nicht nur normalisieren, das Gleichgewicht der Hormone, sondern auch immense Zunahme Potenz bei Männern.

   Folgenden Bedingungen affektiv mit homöopathischen Mitteln behandelt.

   1. (Oligo) Spermie - wenige Spermien in der Samenflüssigkeit
   2. (Hypo) Spermie - das kleine Volumen des Samens
   3. (A) Spermie - völlige Fehlen von Spermien
   4. (Azoo) Spermie - Fehlen von Spermien in der Samenflüssigkeit
   5. (Terato) Spermie - Spermien mit abnormer Morphologie
   6. (Asthenozoo) Spermie - Reduzierung der Beweglichkeit der Spermien
   7. Impotenz
   8. Vorzeitiger Samenerguss

Dengue

There are about 25 homoeopathic drugs available for the treatment of dengue fever. The present epidemic of dengue fever in Lahore is of two types.

Simple dengue fever having no mortality, self-limiting course and the patient usually recovers within five to seven days. The most useful medicines for this type of dengue fever are:

Arsenic Album 30
Bryonia 30
Eupatorium Perf 3x
Gelsemium 30
China 30
Rhus Toxicodendron 200

The second type is of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF), which is a severe type of infection and can be fatal. It usually develops in patients who are already sensitized with dengue virus. The high-grade fever is usually associated with severe nausea vomiting, abdominal pain and bleeding from nose, gums, blood in vomiting and stools. The common medicines are as under:

Crotalus Horridus 200
Lachesis 200
Ferrum Metallicum 30
Hamamelis 30
Ipecac 30
Phosphorus 200

These medicines are required to be used as per the indications and under the supervision of a qualified homeopathic doctor.

Patients consult your doctor for advice on diet and other precautionary measures.

Trattamento curativo della sterilità

Alcuni uomini sono in eccesso di alcuni ormoni che possono influenzare la loro capacità di generare figli. Medicine omeopatiche non solo normalizzare l'equilibrio degli ormoni, ma anche aumentare la virilità negli uomini immensa.

Seguenti condizioni sono affettivamente curare con farmaci omeopatici.

1. (Oligo) spermia - pochi spermatozoi nel liquido seminale
2. (Hypo) spermia - il volume di sperma piccolo
3. (A) spermia - completa mancanza di sperma
4. (Azoo) spermia - assenza di spermatozoi nel liquido seminale
5. (Terato) spermia - spermatozoi con morfologia anormale
6. (Asthenozoo) spermia - riduzione della motilità degli spermatozoi
7. impotenza
8. L'eiaculazione precoce

Friday, 21 February 2014

ایڑی کی بڑھی ہوئی ہڈی کا ھومیوپیتھک علاج کروائیں - آپریشن سے بچیں

طویل مدت تک ایڑی کے کسی ایک حصّے پر دباؤ کی وجہ سے وہاں کے ٹشوز سخت ہوکر ابھرنا شروع ہو جاتے ہیں جو چلتے وقت سخت تکلیف دیتے ہیں- ایڑھی کے درد کا عمومی علاج سرجری ہے مگر ہومیوپتھک دواؤں سے اس تکلیف کا علاج ممکن ہے

What is a calcaneal spur?

A calcaneal spur is a small bony projection that is formed on the calcaneus or heel bone. It is caused by putting too much pressure on the sinew on the soles of the feet, usually over a long period of time.

What causes heel pain and calcaneal spurs?

Every time you take a step, one of your heels has to support the whole weight of your body. As you move, the load is equal to 20 times your own body weight. The load is softened by a pillow of fat under the heel and a large sinew under the sole of the foot.
If an athlete does not warm up properly or a person with a sedentary job exercises heavily during the weekends, they might overload the muscles of the calf or the Achilles tendon. These are also fixed on the heel bone. When the muscles of the calf or Achilles tendon are overloaded there will be extra strain on the sinew and muscles in the soles of the foot. The overload can cause inflammation and even small cracks in the sinew.
Every time you sit down, sleep or otherwise rest your legs, the muscles of the sole of the foot will contract in an attempt to protect the damaged sinew. The pain in the heel will then no longer be felt. But when you get up again the pain will return and when you move again, the sinew will crack even more.
To compensate for the repeated damage to the sinew, the body will try and repair it in the same way that it would attempt to repair a broken bone, namely, by wrapping it up in bone. The result is a small bony projection on the heel bone called a calcaneal spur.
But it is not the spur itself that causes the pain. The spur is the result of a prolonged overload of the sinew at the sole of the foot.

What are the symptoms of an overloaded sinew or calcaneal spur?

A sharp, stabbing pain under or on the inside of the heel.
The pain is typically relieved during rest, but is worse after getting up again.
As a rule of thumb, it is most painful first thing in the morning.
The pain is made worse by walking on a hard surface or carrying something heavy, such as a suitcase.
The pain can become so severe that it becomes difficult to continue your daily work.

Special risk groups

Most sufferers are people who are overweight and middle-aged. This is due to the shock-absorbing fat pillow under the foot shrinking over the years and becoming less effective.
Weekend athletes.
People who have feet that are pronated and not corrected. Pronated means that the foot tends to roll inwards when a person walks or runs.

Foot care advice

Take time to warm up and stretch before taking part in sport or exercise and cool down afterwards.
If you run or jog, it is better to run a short distance several times a week than one long run once a week.
Do not overestimate your abilities. If necessary, seek advice about creating a suitable running schedule that will give your body time to adapt.
If you experience pain in the heel, you may be overloading your tendons.
To help the healing process, follow the RICE principle, which stands for Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation.
Rest the foot and do not run until it is completely healed. Apply an ice pack, such as a packet of frozen peas that has first been wrapped in a towel or cloth. An elasticated support bandage will compress and support the foot. It should be firm, but not so tight that it affects the circulation of blood. Elevate the foot by resting it on a chair or a pillow.
Invest in suitable shoes.
The heel can be supported with a small cushioned insole inside the shoe.
Arch supports that fit inside shoes will prevent feet from pronating.
If you are overweight, losing weight can help prevent foot problems.

How does the doctor make the diagnosis?

Calcaneal spurs are usually diagnosed by the symptoms revealed during a clinical examination.
To eventually confirm the diagnosis and exclude other possible causes of heel pain like arthritis, the doctor may order other investigations such as X-rays.

Prognosis

Once a calcaneal spur develops it can be a difficult condition to treat. However, many cases involve only minor ligament damage, which is relieved in a matter of weeks or months.
Prevention by taking early corrective measures against any predisposing factors will improve the long-term prognosis.

How is a painful heel or calcaneal spur treated?

In all stages of the condition it is important to use appropriate footwear and adopt footcare habits.
Reduce activity and rest the heel.
Your doctor may prescribe anti-inflammatory medicines.
injections of steroids will sometimes reduce pain dramatically but the effects will only be temporary.
A state-registered chiropodist or podiatrist, particularly one with an interest in biomechanics will be able to offer advice on foot posture and the use of corrective insoles or footwear.

courtesy: Net doctor

Monday, 12 March 2012

ہومیوپیتھی

ہومیوپیتھی بہترین طریقہ علاج ہے. مگر اس ترقی یافتہ دور میں بھی بہت سے لوگ اس طریقہ علاج کے متعلق صحیح معلومات نہیں رکھتے. یہاں تک مشہور ہے کہ ہومیوپیتھک ادویات کا کوئی نقصان نہیں ہوتا یا یہ کہ اس میں ہر بیماری کا شرطیہ علاج موجود ہے اور اس طرح کی اور باتیں اور افواہیں وغیرہ وغیرہ - واضح رہے کہ ہومیوپیتھی کی بنیاد عطائت پر نہیں رکھی گئی- یہ ایک سائنسی طریقہ علاج ہے- جو کسی سرپرستی کے بغیر گزشتہ دو سو سال سےچل رہاہے-

Repertory

CONTENTS (Chapter).

CONTENTS (Alphabetic order).

Mind. (p. 191)
Time. (p. 222)
Aggravation. (p. 223)
Amelioration. (p. 229)
Concomitants. (p. 229)

SENSORIUM.

Sensorium. (p. 236)
Aggravation & Amelioration. (p. 238)

VERTIGO.

Vertigo. (p. 239)
Time. (p. 241)
Aggravation. (p. 242)
Amelioration. (p. 246)
Concomitants. (p. 247)

HEAD-INTERNAL.

Head-Internal. (p. 250)
Time. (p. 280)
Aggravation. (p. 281)
Amelioration. (p. 292)

HEAD-EXTERNAL.

Head-External. (p. 297)
Time. (p. 307)
Aggravation. (p. 307)
Amelioration. (p. 308)

EYES.

Eyes. (p. 309)
Eyebrows. (p. 320)
Orbits. (p. 321)
Eyelids. (p. 322)
Canthi. (p. 330)
Time. (p. 334)
Aggravation. (p. 334)
Amelioration. (p. 338)

EYES-VISION.

Vision. (p. 338)
Time. (p. 345)
Aggravation. (p. 346)
Amelioration. (p. 348)

EARS.

Ears. (p. 348)
Hearing. (p. 358)
Time. (p. 361)
Aggravation. (p. 362)
Amelioration. (p. 364)

NOSE.

Nose. (p. 365)
Smell. (p. 379)
Time. (p. 380)
Aggravation. (p. 381)
Amelioration. (p. 382)

NOSE-CORYZA.

Coryza. (p. 382)
Time. (p. 385)
Aggravation. (p. 386)
Amelioration. (p. 387)
Concomitants. (p. 387)

FACE.

Face. (p. 390)
Lips. (p. 404)
Lower jaw and maxillary joints. (p. 410)
Chin. (p. 412)
Time. (p. 413)
Aggravation. (p. 414)
Amelioration. (p. 416)

TEETH.

Teeth. (p. 416)
Gums. (p. 429)
Time. (p. 433)
Aggravation. (p. 433)
Amelioration. (p. 437)
Concomitants. (p. 439)

MOUTH

Mouth. (p. 441)
Palate. (p. 445)
Throat (and gullet). (p. 448)
Saliva. (p. 458)
Tongue. (p. 462)
Time. (p. 469)
Aggravation. (p. 469)
Amelioration. (p. 472)

APPETITE.

Appetite. (p. 472)
Time. (p. 480)

THIRST.

Thirst. (p. 480)
Time. (p. 482)

TASTE.

Taste. (p. 482)
Time. (p. 489)
Aggravation. (p. 489)
Amelioration. (p. 490)

ERUCTATION.

Eructation. (p. 490)
Time. (p. 493)
Aggravation. (p. 493)
Amelioration. (p. 495)

WATERBRASH AND HEARTBURN.

Waterbrash and Heartburn. (p. 495)
Time. (p. 497)
Aggravation. (p. 497)

HICCOUGH.

Hiccough. (p. 498)
Time. (p. 499)
Aggravation. (p. 499)
Amelioration. (p. 499)

NAUSEA AND VOMITING.

Nausea and Vomiting. (p. 500)
Time. (p. 506)
Aggravation. (p. 506)
Amelioration. (p. 510)
Concomitants. (p. 511)

STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM.

Stomach. (p. 514)
Epigastrium. (p. 522)
Time. (p. 526)
Aggravation. (p. 526)
Amelioration. (p. 530)
Concomitants. (p. 532)

HYPOCHONDRIA.

Hypochondria. (p. 533)
Time. (p. 540)
Aggravation. (p. 540)
Amelioration. (p. 542)

ABDOMEN.

Abdomen. (p. 543)
Time. (p. 559)
Aggravation. (p. 560)
Amelioration. (p. 565)

EXTERNAL ABDOMEN.

External Abdomen. (p. 569)
Aggravation. (p. 571)

INGUINAL AND PUBIC REGION.

Inguinal and Pubic region. (p. 572)
Aggravation. (p. 575)
Mons pubis. (p. 575)

FLATULENCE.

Flatulence. (p. 576)
Time. (p. 579)
Aggravation. (p. 580)
Amelioration. (p. 581)

STOOL.

Stool. (p. 582)
Concomitants before stool. (p. 593)
Concomitants during stool. (p. 595)
Concomitants after stool. (p. 599)
Time. (p. 603)
Aggravation and Amelioration. (p. 603)

ANUS AND RECTUM.

Anus and Rectum. (p. 609)
Conditions. (p. 615)

PERINEUM.

Perineum. (p. 617)
Conditions. (p. 618)

PROSTATE GLAND.

Prostate gland. (p. 619)

URINE.

Urine. (p. 619)
Sediment. (p. 623)
Micturition. (p. 625)
Before urination. (p. 630)
At beginning of urination. (p. 630)
During urination. (p. 631)
At close of urination. (p. 633)
After urination. (p. 633)
Conditions of urination. (p. 635)

URINARY ORGANS.

Urinary organs. (p. 637)
Kidneys. (p. 637)
Ureters. (p. 639)
Bladder. (p. 639)
Urethra. (p. 641)
Meatus. (p. 644)
Conditions. (p. 644)

GENITALIA.

Genitalia. (p. 645)

MALE ORGANS.

Male organs. (p. 646)
Penis. (p. 648)
Glans. (p. 649)
Prepuce. (p. 651)
Spermatic cord. (p. 652)
Testes. (p. 653)
Scrotum. (p. 655)

FEMALE ORGANS.

Female organs. (p. 656)
Time. (p. 664)
Conditions. (p. 665)

SEXUAL IMPULSE.

Sexual impulse. (p. 669)
Concomitants of coition. (p. 673)
Concomitants after coition. (p. 673)
Concomitants after pollutions. (p. 674)

MENSTRUATION.

Menstruation. (p. 675)
Concomitants before menses. (p. 678)
Concomitants at start of menses. (p. 681)
Concomitants during menses. (p. 682)
Concomitants after menses. (p. 686)
Leucorrh�a. (p. 687)
Concomitants to Leucorrh�a. (p. 689)

RESPIRATION.

Respiration. (p. 690)
Impeded by. (p. 695)
Time. (p. 698)
Aggravation. (p. 699)
Amelioration. (p. 704)
Concomitants. (p. 705)

COUGH.

Cough. (p. 705)
Time. (p. 708)
Excited or aggravated by. (p. 709)
Amelioration. (p. 719)
Concomitants. (p. 720)
Expectoration. (p. 727)
Expectoration, taste of. (p. 731)
Expectoration, odor of. (p. 733)

LARYNX AND TRACHEA.

Larynx and Trachea. (p. 734)
Aggravation. (p. 738)

VOICE AND SPEECH.

Voice and Speech. (p. 738)
Time. (p. 741)
Conditions of voice. (p. 742)

NECK AND EXTERNAL THROAT.

Neck and External Throat. (p. 743)
Nape. (p. 748)
Time. (p. 751)
Aggravation. (p. 751)
Amelioration. (p. 753)

CHEST.

Inner Chest. (p. 753)
External Chest. (p. 764)
Axill�. (p. 767)
Mamm�. (p. 769)
Nipples. (p. 771)
Heart and region of. (p. 772)
Time. (p. 777)
Aggravation. (p. 778)
Amelioration. (p. 783)

BACK.

Scapular region. (p. 784).
Back proper-Dorsal region. (p. 788)
Lumbar region-small of back in general. (p. 793)
Sacrum and Coccyx. (p. 797)
Spinal column and Vertebr�. (p. 799)
Time. (p. 800)
Aggravation. (p. 801)
Amelioration. (p. 804)

UPPER EXTREMITIES.

Upper Extremities. (p. 805)
Time. (p. 837)
Aggravation. (p. 838)
Amelioration. (p. 841)

LOWER EXTREMITIES.

Lower Extremities. (p. 842)
Time. (p. 874)
Aggravation. (p. 875)
Amelioration. (p. 880)

SENSATIONS AND COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL.

Sensations and Complaints in general. (p. 881)
A * B * C * D * E * F * G * H * I * J * K * L * M * N * O * P * Q * R * S * T * U * V * WGlands. (p. 937)
Bones. (p. 940)

SKIN AND EXTERIOR BODY.

Skin and Exterior body. (p. 944)
Aggravation. (p. 980)
Time. (p. 980)

SLEEP.

Sleep. (p. 980)
Falling asleep. (p. 981)
Sleepiness. (p. 984)
Character of. (p. 986).
During. (p. 988)
Positions. (p. 991)
Waking. (p. 991)
Sleeplessness. (p. 994)

DREAMS.

Dreams. (p. 997)
Aggravation. (p. 1002)

FEVER.

Pathological types. (p. 1002)

BLOOD.

Blood. (p. 1005)

CIRCULATION.

Circulation. (p. 1006)
Congestions. (p. 1008)
Palpitation. (p. 1010)
Time. (p. 1012)
Heart beat. (p. 1013)
Pulse. (p. 1014)
Time. (p. 1017)
Aggravation. (p. 1017)

FEVER, CHILL, ETC.