Kent's cases 109: Tubercular Glands In Left Side Of Neck Tuberculinum

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Dec. 30, 1907.Tubercular glands in left side of neck. These had been examined by
allopaths and condemned to operative treatment. Very sensitive to warm
room; must have fresh air at night.
Feels well indoors or outside. Appetite good; bowels normal. Active,
attends to her own housework. Feet cold; hands cold easily. Appearance of
face, sickly; dull red color.
Tuberc. 10m.
Jan. 27, 1908.
Had a cold she called Grippe, two weeks ago, cured with Ars. 10m.
Tuberc. 10m. Repeated also Feb. 24.
Apr. 6.
Gland in left side neck began to, be sore about three days ago. Remedy
acted over forty days.
Tuberc 50m.
Apr. 21.
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Swelling of lump continued a week, with some suppuration; two days ago
began to dry up and now presents better appearance than it has at any time.
Sach. lac.
July 7.
Swollen gland became normal in few days, and in a month the lumps were
so small they could scarcely be felt.
May 5 and June 4.
Tuberculinum 50m was repeated.
Had been having company and was very tired. Abscess at root of tooth,
now. Glands swollen.
Tuberc. cm.
Aug. 6.
Instep-aching pain before menses, was reported two weeks after last report
and has continued troublesome, during and after walking.
Tuberc, cm.
Aug. 31.
Instep-aching continued in both feet so that she walked on the sides of the
feet, when reported ten days ago. Has cold effects, now; Neck-a very sore
spot, a lump too sore to be touched, slightly under the chin.
Tuberc. cm. 4 powders; 1 each night and morning; Sach. lac. powders to
follow, taken the same way.
Oct. 6.
Swelling and suppuration of the old spot. So tired, constantly.
Tuberc. mm.
Oct. 20.
Feeling fine. Aching in insteps and soles returned.
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Improvement continued throughout the year; the lumps disappeared from
the neck and the pains disappeared from the feet.
A cough in November was cured by Bry. 10m., and later the same month
Tuberc. mm. was repeated.
In May and June, the system was weakened by overexertion which to some
extent interfered with the action of the remedy.
Hence it was repeated at closer intervals than would have been done, had
the course of its action had no interruption.
In August, when the remedy was to be given in the cm. potency for the
third time, four doses were administered in succession at twelve-hour
intervals, to push the action of the remedy.
The progress of the case throughout is delightful, even to read.
Without operation, the glands of tubercular nature disappeared from the
neck and gouty pains appeared in the extremities. As these disappeared, the
patient was cured of tuberculosis and of gouty tendencies simultaneously,
and became a robust, hearty, stout, strong woman.
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Case 110
Tubercular Glands Of Right Side Of Neck
Tuberculinum
Calcarea carbonica