HOMEOPATHIC RESEARCH

Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Botanical: Scrophularia nodosa Family : N.O. Scrophulariaceae Synonyms ---Throatwort. Carpenter's Square. Kernelwort., figwort. (Welsh) Deilen Ddu. (Irish) Rose Noble. The Knotted Figwort, common throughout England, is similar in general habit to the Water Figwort, but differs both in the form of its root and in having more acutely heartshaped leaves. The stem, too, is without the projections or wings at its angles, and the lobes of the calyx have only a very narrow membraneous margin. The plant, also, though found in rather moist, bushy places, either in cultivated or waste ground, and in damp woods, is not distinctly an aquatic, like the Water Figwort. The flowers, which resemble in appearance and character the Water Figwort, are in bloom during July and are specially visited by wasps. During the thirteen months' siege of Rochelle by the army of Richelieu in 1628, the tubero...

- Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy, M D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com. Synonyms ---Shepherd's Barometer. Poor Man's Weatherglass. Adder's Eyes. The Scarlet Pimpernel grows on the roadside in waste places and on the dry sandy edges of corn and other fields; it is widely distributed, not only over Britain, but throughout the world, being found in all the temperate regions in both hemispheres. A. arvensis is mentioned in lists of plants growing in Persia, Nepal, China, New Holland, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Japan, Egypt, Abyssinia, U.S.A., Mexico, and Chile. It is to be found in all the temperate regions in both hemispheres, but shuns the Arctic cold and hardly bears more than the sub-tropical heat. The Pimpernel flowers from May until late into August. The flowers appear singly, each on longish, thin stalks, springing from the junction of each leaf with the stem. The little flower-stalks are erect during flowering, but curved backward when...

- Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Adolescence is the transition period between children to young adults. This is the stage comes in between the age of 13 to 19 years. It is also called as teenage. In this stage in girls, there is not only physical changes occurs but also emotional and behavioral changes we can find out. Girls will starts her menstrual cycle during this stage, development in physical changes, breast development and pubic hair development and starting the signs of menstruation, will call as attaining the puberty. In this stage, child become adolescent, not complete young girl not complete a child. This is the transition stage, which makes lot of confusion in them. In Indian culture, once child starts attaining the puberty, lot of restrictions will start arising in the house. Now a days there is not much orthodox principles are there, but some restrictions will starts automatically, which that young lad c...

- Dr Sunitha Devi vsnnemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Infants is the word came from Latin word “infans ” means unable to speak or speechless. The term infant is typically applied to young children between the ages of 1 month and 12 months; however, definitions may vary between birth and 1 year of age. Newborn or neonate (from Latin, neonatus, newborn) refers to an infant in the first 28 days after birth; the term applies to premature infants, post mature infants, and full term infants. Before birth, the term fetus is used. Being a woman, i know what is giving birth to a baby. It is very precious movement, being known you are pregnant.  Every woman wants to be pregnant and wanted to raise her children and want to give all support, care, love, protection to her children. She wanted to fulfill her dreams though her children. Father can experience fatherhood only after seeing his child first time, but for mother this experience when she c...

- Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy,M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmailcom  Human flea; Common flea. Taxonomic classification : Phylum: Arthropoda, Class: Insecta , Order: Siphonaptera, Genus: Pulex irritans (human flea) There are over 1,600 species and subspecies of fleas that inhabit the earth’s diverse environment.  Many of these fleas are parasites in the insect order Siphonaptera.  Pulex irritans, also called the human flea, is not often seen in contemporary living quarters, but in the past this flea came in contact with all classes of people.  Human blood is the preferred food of Pulex irritans, but it will feed on other mammals. Today, this species is most often found on pigs.  Individuals that work with swine are some of the most likely people to become infested. In societies where personal hygiene is important, infestations by human fleas are not as common.  Human fleas were extremely common before the development of modern ...

- Dr Sunitha Devi vannemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com.   ADAM is the term called as “ androgen deficiency of the aging male " ("ADAM"), to more accurately reflect the fact that the loss of testosterone production is gradual and asymptotic (in contrast to the more abrupt change associated with menopause. The "D" is sometimes given as "decline" instead of "deficiency". In some contexts, the term "partial androgen deficiency in aging males" ("PADAM") is used instead. Generally in simple terms called call male menopause or andropause. Andropause may be related to the slow but steady reduction of the production of the hormones testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone in middle-aged men, and the consequences of that reduction. It is also associated with a decrease in Leydig cells. A steady decline in testosterone levels with age (in both men and women) is well documented. Unlike ...

-Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Life has never been easy for women. Whether it’s entering into adolescence, getting married and bearing kids or reaching menopause, women have always faced hurdles and challenges to reach where they are. In older days, women used to maintain their houses and not much stressed financially, but some may suffered domestically, some may be illiterate and more engaged in household things than outside world. There is right for women to express their wishes, likes and dislikes, no right to decide about the future of her children. Simply she has to obey the rules and regulations of her husband and in-laws. When she grows older, even at that time also she has no right to raise her voice, she is again dependent on her grown children. But now time changed and attitude towards women changed. Parents started educating their female children, so that she can able to educate her children, even she is hom...

-    Anne Vervarcke, ' Homeopathy Strange Rare and Peculiar,'  http://www.thewhiteroom.be/Books.html   www.thewhiteroom.be (AV= Anne Vervarcke   AvdM= An van de Moortel) AvdM: What if a patient gets mentally and emotionally totally better but physical symptoms persist? AV: That’s a good question. We expect all signs and symptoms to disappear with the right remedy. Now I often come to a situation where I know the remedy is right but still the patient keeps having for example his joint pains or some headaches or poor sleep. Since we tend to consider the disappearance of physical symptoms as an objective sign that the remedy was right and thus give more importance to them; we feel the physical symptoms should go away. AvdM: But don’t you agree? Isn’t it obvious that if the symptoms don’t disappear the remedy wasn’t a similimum? AV: If they do disappear it can either be suppressive or curative. So, in general I would say that this ‘objective’ sign of the su...

- Dr Sunitha Devi Vannemreddy, M.D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com A 45 yrs old woman came to my clinic, in March ‘13, with complaint of irregular menses, which are too early, profuse flow with clotted, dark bleeding since 3 months. Said that her menses are 15 days once, starts with heavy flow of dark clotted bleeding and lasts for 10 days until she takes allopathic medications. She is extremely weak with the bleeding, feels exhausted, anxious and depressed. Pain in the lower abdomen which radiates to back. Sensation as if burning in the back. Along with the bleeding she has loss of appetite and constipation, dryness of tongue, but less thirst. Fullness of stomach on eating small quantities and easy satiety during her menses. Flow is more during the day time and associated with dizziness and headache with burning in the both eyes. When her Gynecologist, told her to go for ultrasound, on 5th March, 2013 - it found that there is sub serosal fibroid attach...

- Dr Sunitha Devi vannemreddy, M D(Hom), consult the doctor at drsunithavannemreddy@gmail.com Homoeopathic medicines are prepared from wide range of medications, from plants, animals,nosodes, sarcodes, minerals like many sources which helps to reduce the suffering of the patients basing on the principle of Homeopathy-“ Similia similibus curanter”.  Medicines used for the Homoeopathy, most of them are fully proven drugs. But some medicines are there which are helpful to relieve particular affections effectively but they are not fully proven. Some medicines, which are partly proven or while proving it shows limited affections. Some Indian plants are helpful in the particular affections and helps effective in relieving the symptoms. I am now dealing with the female affections, like PMS, menstrual problems, Menopausal syndromes in women. This time i would like to introduce some medications which are partially prove, rare homoeopathic medication of Indian origin which extremely help...