Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Posted March 21, 2006 Hi Everyone, happy spring, day 2! I had a question regarding epilepsy. I have a patient coming in tomorrow with this concern. I was just wondering if anyone had any input as to whats going on energetically with epilepsy? i can't figure out the miasm without seeing her, but is it often TB? I recall that from somewhere. Or is it a supressed psoric that went to the CNS? and what systems are generally effected often with epilepsy? And I remember previous posts about someone mentioning a correlation between Eplepsy and Endometriosis. And I find that so interesting because i'm treating her daughter for endometriosis, but the mom has epilepsy! Any comments are direction would be so helpful...thanks in advance!! Neetu Dhiman, ND Richmond, BC Dr. Neetu Dhiman, ND Richmond Naturopathic Medical Clinic Suite 230, 8211 Ackroyd Road Richmond, BC, V6X 3K8 Ph: (604)787-9936 Fax: (604)273-9940 Care2 make the world greener! More than 300,000 seals could be killed in Canada this year - most of them babies. Tell Canada's Prime Minister to stop the hunt now! http://go.care2.com/stophunt http://www.Care2.com Free e-mail. 100MB storage. Helps nonprofits. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2006 Report Posted March 22, 2006 Hi Neetu, I was the one who reported the connection because I saw it in a patient while I was in school and 1 patient in the past year. Interesting. The first patient when we treated her endometriosis, her seizures went away and the second patient stopped having seizures after having a hysterectomy. I would look into her uterine health, but maybe it isn't just the endometriosis connection. Maybe it is just the suppression of anything at all. My first patient because she always had to act like nothing was wrong believed that the seizures were an outlet for her pain. So could the seizures be your patient's outlet for something going on internally? Black, N.D.Family Practice, Chronic DiseaseA Family Healing Center, LLC2270 NE Mc Ln. Suite AMcMinnville, OR 97128Phone: (503) 883-0333 Fax: (503) 883-0330 Quote
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