The tubercular miasm was defined by J. H. Allen, who called it “pseudo-psora.” With this miasm, the homeopath will often find a disposition to tuberculosis in the family history.
The tubercular miasm is defined as a mixed hereditary miasm with a sycotic and a syphilitic variant. A case history shows the practical use of this miasmatic classification. The emphasis in the case history is on the active miasm and the symptoms that represent the pathology.
KEY CONEPTS: cancer, miasm, pseudo-psora, psora, sycosis, sycotic-tubercular, syphilis, syphilitic-tubercular, tubercular
