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Maria Klompé with Alex Leupen

 ¦ Various Remedies

SPECTRUM OF HOMEOPATHY

29

HORMONES 

¦

WISH FOR A CHILD

Following protocol:

Folliculinum

200K, once a month on

second day of ovulation;

Natrum muriaticum

200K, once a

week;

Pulsatilla

30K, once a day

The individual prescription is based on her anger (

Mag­

nesium

) regarding her family

s attitude to her and her

infertility, as well as the childish impression that she

makes and the feeling of being an outsider among her

siblings. Mostly, though, her position of being a buffer (

Sil

)

between her parents, being the stable factor in their

marital problems.

Jan Scholten describes these two separate elements as

follows in

‘Homoeopathy and the Elements’

:

Silicea

Image

Relations, family

Family image

Father

Home, at home

Timid

Pointed

Family-minded

Magnesium

Uncertain relationships

Aggression

Pacifism

Excluded

Group analysis

Magnesium silicatum:

Aggressive, tough image

Pacifist image

Angry about separation

Quarrels at home

Quarrels with father

Excluded from the family

Pacifism and timidity

Aggressive and sharp

Follow-up:

Six weeks later she phones to tell me that she

is pregnant. The pregnancy and birth go well. Mother and

child are well and healthy.

CASE 2: 28-year-old woman, main complaint:

recurrent miscarriages

The patient is a 28-year-old woman of east European

origin who has now been living in the Netherlands for five

years and is happily married for that time with a 35-year-

old Dutchman. It is the second marriage for both of them.

Gynaecological history:

She has had recurrent miscarriages

within the first eight weeks of her pregnancies

five

miscarriages in the past year and a half. She has polycystic

ovary syndrome (PCOS). She has used oral contraception

for five years, between the ages of 15 and 17 due to

irregular menses: she menstruated twice per year. This

turned out to be due to the polycystic ovaries. She

bleeds during the ovulation, also now after induction

with Clomid. Her menses are not painful or otherwise

problematic.

Conventional medical treatment:

Ovulation induction with

Clomid and progesterone: she always fell pregnant and

subsequently had an early miscarriage. No medical reason

for the miscarriages has been found.

Homeopathic casetaking:

She makes the impression of

being closed and rather depressed. Her husband is calm

and supportive.

The casetaking of her husband does not reveal any

abnormalities. He finds his wife very sad and says that

it is not essential for him to have a child. When asked if

he feels that it could be a problem in the relationship if

there is no child, he denies that firmly.

Casetaking of woman:

The core of the case seems to

be in her early youth, which was highly charged. She

was the only child; she saw a lot of violence between

her parents. Her mother divorced three times; she stayed

with her mother. She was abused in an earlier marriage,

and experienced burnout and depression with psychotic

traits. She is disposed to addiction, especially at the age

of 16

21, for which she has been treated.

Family history:

There is an addictive tendency on her

father

s side of the family. No PCOS or miscarriages. There

are many divorces in the family.

Prescription:

From the protocol the following remedies are

chosen:

Natrum muriaticum

200K, weekly;

Progesteronum

30K in weeks three and four of the menstrual cycle;

Sabina

200K weekly

Constitutional treatment:

Magnesium carbonicum

200K

once every two weeks

FOLLOW-UPS

Follow-up after eight weeks:

She panics because she is

no longer pregnant. She seems even more depressed and

her husband is very worried. A psychological treatment

has just been started. She feels even worse:

If you can

t

have a child you are worthless.

How do you feel exactly,

when you are at your worst?

Like a load of shit.

Her grief feels animal-like. I explain to her that her body

probably needs rest and that in due time she will probably

fall pregnant again. Due to the fact that the problem has

to do with the implantation period and the animal-like

expression

I

m like a load of shit,

I choose the most

important remedy:

Placenta humana

200K, weekly. I had

learned of this remedy at a recent seminar from Jonathan

Hardy. ‘Placenta: not valued.’

Follow-up after four weeks:

She is calm and quiet; her

partner is glowing. She is not depressed and she realises

that it is a good thing that she is not pregnant at the

moment.