DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUPPRESSION


DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUPPRESSION


1) LOCATION TO LOCATION =

                  In the same organ eg; eczema or vitiligo spots on the lower limbs getting better and appearing on the upper limb.

2) ORGAN TO ORGAN =

                  In the same eg; nasopharynx to the larynx i.e. PHARYNGITIS to LARYNGITIS to BRONCHITIS. Aphthae on the tip of the tongue disappear after the remedy only to appear on the posteriorly on the fauces.
                   Pain in the neck due to cervical SPONDYLITIS disappears to give rise to hoarseness i.e. the inflammation on the cervical cartilage gets transferred to inflammation on the vocal cords.

3) SYSTEM TO SYSTEM IN THE SAME LAYER =

                  E.g. bronchitis getting better and diarrhoea or urinary tract infection developing.

4) SYSTEM TO SYSTEM IN DIFFERENT LAYERS =

                  E.g. gastrointestinal complaints ( endodermal disease ) like diarrhoea getting better and patient developing hair fall or arthritis (mesodermal disease ) and further heart problems and endocrines getting affected.

5) MIASMATIC TRANSFER =

                  i.e. from one miasm to another e.g. psora to sycosis. A child suffering from tendency to recurrent bronchitis getting better only to suffer from hypertension or getting a tendency to developing lopomas.

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