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About Healing Epidemic Head Injuries
Besides automobile accidents, climbing ladder falls,
construction injuries, boating, biking and other recreational
vehicle accidents, major head injuries leading to
concussions occur on school ball fields and major league
fields every day.
This links to a poll.
Will Arnica Help Concussion Even if Injury Occurred Years Ago?
Please post your hospital and clinical experience dealing
with concussions and recovery in the comment section.
EPIDEMIC in the HIGH SCHOOLS
Students are NOT telling their parents or coaches
about the disasterous effects of head injury
More specifically there is a report and an interview
on The New York Times which you can view via the link.
View Here Listen to the description by the
father. Would you have a recommendation?
Can anything be done after major surgery?
Pupils dilated and non-responsive.
Today this boy lives at home and
has short-term memory loss and weakness.
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Helmet Safety Investigation
Misleading Safety Claims and Deceptive Practices
New York Times Produces Concussion Poster
The National Football League is producing a poster that bluntly alerts its players to the long-term effects of concussions, using words like “depression” and “early onset of dementia” that those close to the issue described as both staggering and overdue.
I attended the International Homeopathic Congress of Medical Physicians 2010 in California
Dr Srinivasulu Gadugu gave a case presentation about concussions.
The doctor presented a case of a 21 year old male in a motorcycle accident. He was not wearing a helmet and not drinking alcohol. All his senses were altered and had vomiting and concussion. The entire progression of this young man's healing through video presentation inspires us to learn more about homeopathy. He could have remained a vegetable, but instead after a number of months he walked out and went back to attending university.
1. Arnica Montana for bruising and shock in high potency
2. Hypericum for injury to nerves, concussion and contusions
3. Natrum sulph for head injury and depression
4. Hyoscyamus for restlessness and violence with desire to be uncovered
5. Veratrum album for head sweating with dictatorial behavior of screaming
There are many more homeopathic remedies that must be selected based upon the principles of "similars." Please contact a professional care-taker. This is for educational information only.
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U.S. emergency rooms reported more than 4 million basketball-related pediatric injuries between 1997 and 2007 (375,350 annually).
In "Basketball Related Injuries in School-Age Children, 1997-2007," published in the October 2010 print issue of Pediatrics (published online Sept. 13), researchers reviewed National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) data at more than 100 hospital emergency rooms.
The most common reported injuries were a strain or sprain to the lower extremities (30.3 percent), and particularly to the ankle (23.8 percent).
While injuries declined during the 11-year time period, the number of basketball-related traumatic brain injuries jumped 70 percent.
Boys were more likely to sustain lacerations, fractures or dislocations; girls were more likely to sustain traumatic brain injuries and injuries to the knee.
Older children, ages 15 to 19 years, were more likely to sustain injuries to the lower extremities; younger children, ages 5 to 10, were more likely to sustain injuries to the upper extremities, traumatic brain injuries, fractures or dislocations.
According to the study authors, the continued high number of basketball-related injuries and the rise in traumatic brain injuries remain a cause for concern, and more research is needed to fully understand the factors behind the increase. [source]
Dr Oz gave a report on Concussions and talked about using Tai Chi Workouts as a cure to confusion
Hockey Player, 28, Had Brain Disease Linked to Hits to the Head
NYT | December 5, 2011
"Derek Boogaard, a former National Hockey League player, had a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head trauma when he died in May at age 28, according to researchers.
The disease, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, widely known as C.T.E., is a close relative of Alzheimer’s disease and has been diagnosed in the brains of more than 20 former football players. It can be diagnosed only posthumously.
The degenerative disease has been found in the brains of all four former N.H.L. players examined by the Boston University researchers. The others were Bob Probert,, who died at age 45; Reggie Fleming, 73; and Rick Martin, 59."
Homeopaths have documented the connections between physical injuries and disease for centuries. One common example we see is breast cancer after injury, like a blow to the chest and breast tissue.
We also connect brain trauma to Alzheimer's, tremors, memory loss, inability to concentrate, swelling of the brain and many behavioral disorders. Numerous homeopathic remedies have been listed in response to these ailments.
Please see the links for concussions on the pages of HWC
Arnica resource links Arnica montana
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Permalink Reply by Nilanjana Basu on January 4, 2011 at 9:17am
Permalink Reply by Debby Bruck on January 4, 2011 at 9:59am
Permalink Reply by Dr Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD(Hom) on January 4, 2011 at 11:39pm For Concussion Injuries following medicines are listed in various repertories:
Arnica, Anacardium, acid sulph, Aur, Badiaga, calc, bell, cic, cocc, glon, hell, hyos, Hyper, iod, kali phos, lach, ledum, maganum, nux, nat mur, Natrum sulph, puls, rhus tox, silicea, sepia, spigelia, verat alb.
Permalink Reply by Dr Muhammed Rafeeque on January 5, 2011 at 5:36am
Permalink Reply by Dr Ravindra Saraswat on January 5, 2011 at 12:04pm Aconitum napellus
This remedy can be helpful when a person feels extremely fearful or agitated after being injured. It may help to soothe anxiety and panic and reduce the chance of shock.
Arnica montana
This is the major remedy for new traumatic injuries-especially bruises, sprains, and concussions. Symptoms are worse from touch and motion. Arnica can be helpful for painful bruising and tissue-damage caused by surgery and dental work-given preventively before an anticipated injury, and used to treat the soreness afterward. It is also helpful in preventing shock.
Bellis perennis
This remedy is useful for injuries to the trunk and deeper tissues-as from falls, car accidents, surgery, etc. -especially if a feeling of stiffness or coldness develops in the injured area. If Arnica has been given for an injury-especially a strain or bruise-but has not had much effect, Bellis perennis may be helpful.
Calcarea phosphorica
This remedy is useful for bone bruises, old or slow-healing fractures, or any injury that leads to soreness in the bones, especially if the area feels cold or numb and improves with warmth. The muscles near the injury may ache or stiffen.
Calendula
This is a very helpful remedy for cuts and scrapes or other injuries with broken skin. Potentized Calendula can be taken internally, to prevent or combat infection if a cut or scrape becomes inflamed. Herbal calendula can be applied directly to wounds as an ointment, lotion, or diluted tincture.
Hypericum
This remedy is indicated for injuries to body areas with many nerves, such as fingertips and toes, the genitals, the spine and tailbone, and the eyeballs. Shooting pains, a feeling of "jangled nerves," and pains mixed with tingling and numbness are strong indications. People with concussions, nerve pain after surgeries and root-canals, or bites and puncture wounds may benefit from Hypericum.
Ipecacuanha
This remedy can be helpful as first aid if heavy bleeding occurs after an injury, with a feeling of nausea and weakness. (Emergency care is crucial when serious bleeding occurs; pressure should be applied to a severely bleeding wound, and medical help should be found immediately.)
Ledum palustre
This remedy is indicated for injuries that lead to puffy swelling, especially when ice-packs or cold applications bring relief. Sprained ankles or knees, bashed noses, black eyes, or any kind of bruising injury that is painful and very swollen may respond to Ledum.
Millefolium
Contusions or sprains that involve small broken blood-vessels and lead to bruiselike bleeding beneath the skin suggest the use of this remedy. It is often also useful for nosebleeds after injury, and for bleeding in other parts of the body (for instance, after childbirth or surgery).
Phosphorus
When small wounds bleed easily, or a person has a tendency to bruise from minor injuries, this remedy can be helpful. It is also useful for nosebleeds.
Ruta graveolens
This remedy is helpful for injuries to tendons, joints, and muscles, and has a special affinity to the coverings of the bones (the periosteum). Bone-bruises, barked shins, or any injury that leads to stiffness and aching may respond. Ruta is often useful after Arnica for sprains, pulled muscles, and connective tissue injuries.
Symphytum
This remedy is best known for its healing effect on broken bones, and is also good for bone-bruises. It is valuable if blunt injury occurs to the eyeball (from a rock, a stick, a flying object, etc.) Any injury to the eye or eyeball should be examined by a doctor.
Permalink Reply by Anita Maden on January 9, 2011 at 12:28am
Permalink Reply by sajjadakram on January 9, 2011 at 1:29am
Permalink Reply by Dr. Habib Khan. on January 9, 2011 at 11:28am Person suffering from Carbuncle latter 20 years after injury, his physical development arrested soon after injury, is cured by single dose of Arnica 10 M.
Permalink Reply by Dr Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD(Hom) on January 9, 2011 at 10:45pm HEAD - INJURIES of the head; after
am-pic. anac. apis ARN. bell. Calc. calen. carc. cedr. chin. Cic. Cocc. con. fic-m. Fil. glon. Hell. hep. Hyos. hyper. Kali-p. lach. Led. Lob. mang. meli. meny. merc. Nat-m. NAT-S. Op. petr. ph-ac. puls. Rhus-t. Sil. stram. sul-ac. sulph. symph. Teucr. vanil. verat. zinc.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain
Acon. ARN. bell. bry. carc. CIC. con. cyt-l. fil. glon. ham. Hell. hep. Hyos. HYPER. kali-i. kali-p. led. mang. merc. nat-s. op. ph-ac. rhus-t. sep. sil. sul-ac. sulph. zinc.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - accompanied by - hiccough hyos. lyss.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - accompanied by - nausea Arn.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - accompanied by - spasms cic.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - accompanied by - Tongue; biting of Cic.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - ailments after glon.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - knocking against anything; when foot was bar-c.
HEAD - CONCUSSION of brain - sensation of - misstep; from led.
HEAD - INJURIES of the head; after - children; in - delivery; from carc. nat-s.
HEAD - INJURIES of the head; after - Scalp calen.
HEAD - CEPHALHEMATOMA Calc-f. Merc. Rhus-t. Sil.
Permalink Reply by Mary Aspinwall on September 8, 2011 at 4:17pm Hi Debby
If Arnica doesn't help consider Nat sulph especially if there are changes in personality.
Here is a great summary of other possibles A Little Bump or A Major Injury?
Be well
Mary
Permalink Reply by Debby Bruck on September 8, 2011 at 8:01pm Thanks for adding more information, Mary. Yes. Natrum sulph was listed in the top five remedies after head injury in the article which is available as a PDF Download for people to print out and keep handy.
3. Natrum sulph for head injury and depression
In Dr Vikas's list above under Concussion Injuries and
In Dr Rajneesh's repertory rubric in RED LETTERS from Head, injuries after
It is a helpful remedy to have in your emergency kit.
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