IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILIS CASES


IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILIS CASES


A) STEP 1 = Identify the miasm

B) STEP 2 = Journey of disease

C) STEP 3 = Cause...if any, if recent, if relevant
                   If the miasm is in bloom, the cause has no relevance

D) STEP 4 = Find syphilitic rubrics of mind and general disposition

E) STEP 5 = Generals - Thermals and thirst

F) STEP 6 = Peculiar pysicals and generals
                      + Prvious sycotic or psoric peculiars to confirm the prescription

G) STEP 7 = Repertorise

H) STEP 8 = Differentiate remedies according to disposition

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