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Homeopathy and Mononucleosis

Infectious mononucleosis is also known as the kissing disease, kissing disease because of its transmission through saliva. It is an inflammatory disease related to the Epstein-Barr virus. The age group most affected is that of 15-35 years, with a prevalence in adolescents. The name of the disease is due to the elevation in the blood of a type of cell called monocytes.
mononucleosis may begin as a flu causing pharyngitis and sometimes cough. The transmission from a sick person is only in respect of an individual equally sensitive by an exchange of saliva. The virus remains latent in the host for a certain period of time after recovery. It discusses the possibility of mononucleosis, a past linked to some diseases possibly autoimmune post-infection.
addition to the typical hematological abnormalities, mononucleosis can cause acute alterations in tonsils, spleen and liver. Especially against these complications is oriented conventional therapy based on antibiotics and sometimes hospitalization coverage . In some cases require treatment with corticosteroids.



Against mononucleosis, there are no specific conventional treatments. Antivirals have not demonstrated a clear and effective approaches to the disease are aimed at containing credited complications rather than to cure. One of the reasons why it turns out is the strong mononucleosis fatigue that often accompanies the infection, and that can last, if untreated, even for months. The doctor, faced with a case of fatigue is not always motivated to investigate a possible prior infection with mononucleosis.
The idea that the infectious agent that causes mononucleosis is invalid. On the contrary it is clear that while the virus containing all information necessary to construct the disease is able to infect only a few individuals and not others. The fragility of an immune system is the ticket to the virus. The greater the fragility and increased the risk of complications. The disease also commits the patient with the injury of lymphocytes and the increase in monocytes. The gaming is therefore also immune elective target of mononucleosis.
The search for the emotional context in which the disease finds its expression must therefore be directed towards those conflicts related to defense of an area alone, which characterize the transition into adulthood. Mononucleosis in modern societies could replace the rituals of initiation into adulthood found in many cultures.



The homeopathic treatment is addressed to the monucleosi suffered emotional the patient as well as the somatic complaints related.
The homeopathic remedy is not given ever for a single symptom, but to act effectively, must necessarily consider the totality of symptoms expressed by the patient as well as those related to personal emotional distress. A homeopathic remedy directed solely to the suppression of a symptom is contrary to the method as well as ineffective.
In the pure materia medica remedies are not relevant to the monucleosi, Asthe prooving of the Most remedies are previous findings concerning the mononucleosis. Organotropism Remedies with oropharyngeal, liver and spleen, however, are available to the medical expert, who reads the medical field with the mind of a modern homeopath.
The choice of which homeopathic remedy, when and at what doses, is indicated for the treatment of individual patients, must be reserved to him. This is a complex investigation that proceeds from the physical signs to the perception that only the patient of the same. He uses this to work a full medical and above all a tool called homeopathic repertory. Once the footage was a great book lying on a lectern and placed on the desk of a homeopath. Today it is a data base this on his computer and consulted constantly during the visit. The repertoire is an instrument to identify the most similar to the patient of all possible remedies. The success of homeopathic treatment depends on the precise details of all the symptoms repertorisation cast and a precise investigation on the personality of the patient.



Source: Dr. Farella