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    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy © Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD (Homoeopathy) Dr. Swati Vishnoi BHMS Dr. Preetika Lakhera BHMS Homoeo Cure Research Institute NH 74- Moradabad Road Kashipur (UTTARANCHAL) - INDIA Ph- 09897618594 E. mail- drrajneeshhom@hotmail.com www.treatmenthomeopathy.com www.homeopathyworldcommunity.com Contents Introduction 2 Definition 2 Incidence 2 Pathophysiology 3 Causes 3 Types 4 Flatworms 4 Flukes 4 Roundworms 5 Signs and symptoms 5 Acute infestation 5 Chronic infestation 5 Diagnosis 6 Clinical Diagnosis 6 Tapeworms 6 Roundworms 6 Pinworms 7 Threadworms 7 Liver fluke 7 Hookworms 8 Investigations 8 Stool examination 8 NIH anal Swab 8 Blood examination 8 X- Ray 8 Ultra-sonography 8 CT Scan and MRI 8 Differential diagnosis 8 Treatment 9 Prevention 9 Homoeopathic treatment 9 Common remedies for worm infestation 9 Short repertory of worm infestation 9 Bibliography 13 Introduction Worms live in a variety of habitats, in the earth such as earthworms, in water such as the leeches and in an animal such as malaria or human host such as tapeworms. The worms that live inside or on human or animals are known as parasites and the condition as parasitosis. They survive on the food supplies of their host and cause a wide range of conditions and symptoms, ranging from mild to severe (Psora/ Causa occasionalis). Definition The state of being invaded or overrun by parasitic worms inside a living host is termed worm infestation (Psora). Incidence In India, the incidence of worm infestation is quite common- • Anemia caused by hookworm is responsible for increased maternal mortality as well as child-hood deaths and sub-optimal growth and development of children in India (Causa occassionalis) • Ascaris lumbricoides is the commonest worm • Hookworm infection covers 60% to 80% in areas of Assam, West Bengal, Orrisa and eastern coasts of Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh • It presents as an endemic disease • Up to one billion people have helminthic infections in the world Pathophysiology Parasites use host organisms for their nutrients and thrive in environments where they have a ready supply of food. The worms eat half-digested food in their host’s intestines as their own food supply or suck blood. Parasites injure and destroy the tissues of their hosts. They also produce toxic waste products causing a wide range of health problems to the host. (Psora/ Syphilis/ Causa occassionalis) Many parasites are minute and almost invisible to the naked eye, while others grow to large lengths. Small sized parasites easily travel around the blood stream finding suitable places to grow and develop or creep on surface of hot body. Intra alimentary or intra visceral parasites invade intestine, liver, spleen, lungs, brain, blood cells etc. The adult parasites live in the intestine. During night, female parasites migrate to the anus and lay eggs. These eggs later pass out through the stool and remain in the external environment for several weeks. Humans become infected through unhygienic contact where these eggs get ingested. The eggs enter into human body through water and food and they breed in the intestines. • Roundworms enter humans through eating contaminated food (Causa occassionalis) • Thread worms may enter the body through dirty hands (Causa occassionalis) • Hookworms enter the human body due to bare footed walking on the infected earth or soil (Causa occassionalis) Causes The main causes of intestinal worms are wrong food habits and faulty lifestyle. Worms transmit through- • Bad hygiene in toilets and other public places • Badly cooked or uncooked foods such as beef, pork, poultry and fish • By mud pools, stagnant ponds, streams, rivers and other small or large pools of water • Contaminated food • Pets and farm animals • Poor sanitation and improper sewerage • Poor water supplies and poor sanitation can transmit parasites • Some fruit and vegetable

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    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy © Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD (Homoeopathy) Dr. Swati Vishnoi BHMS Dr. Preetika Lakhera BHMS Homoeo Cure Research Institute NH 74- Moradabad Road Kashipur (UTTARANCHAL) - INDIA Ph- 09897618594 E. mail- drrajneeshhom@hotmail.com www.treatmenthomeopathy.com www.homeopathyworldcommunity.com Contents Introduction 2 Definition 2 Incidence 2 Pathophysiology 3 Causes 3 Types 4 Flatworms 4 Flukes 4 Roundworms 5 Signs and symptoms 5 Acute infestation 5 Chronic infestation 5 Diagnosis 6 Clinical Diagnosis 6 Tapeworms 6 Roundworms 6 Pinworms 7 Threadworms 7 Liver fluke 7 Hookworms 8 Investigations 8 Stool examination 8 NIH anal Swab 8 Blood examination 8 X- Ray 8 Ultra-sonography 8 CT Scan and MRI 8 Differential diagnosis 8 Treatment 9 Prevention 9 Homoeopathic treatment 9 Common remedies for worm infestation 9 Short repertory of worm infestation 9 Bibliography 13 Introduction Worms live in a variety of habitats, in the earth such as earthworms, in water such as the leeches and in an animal such as malaria or human host such as tapeworms. The worms that live inside or on human or animals are known as parasites and the condition as parasitosis. They survive on the food supplies of their host and cause a wide range of conditions and symptoms, ranging from mild to severe (Psora/ Causa occasionalis). Definition The state of being invaded or overrun by parasitic worms inside a living host is termed worm infestation (Psora). Incidence In India, the incidence of worm infestation is quite common- • Anemia caused by hookworm is responsible for increased maternal mortality as well as child-hood deaths and sub-optimal growth and development of children in India (Causa occassionalis) • Ascaris lumbricoides is the commonest worm • Hookworm infection covers 60% to 80% in areas of Assam, West Bengal, Orrisa and eastern coasts of Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh • It presents as an endemic disease • Up to one billion people have helminthic infections in the world Pathophysiology Parasites use host organisms for their nutrients and thrive in environments where they have a ready supply of food. The worms eat half-digested food in their host’s intestines as their own food supply or suck blood. Parasites injure and destroy the tissues of their hosts. They also produce toxic waste products causing a wide range of health problems to the host. (Psora/ Syphilis/ Causa occassionalis) Many parasites are minute and almost invisible to the naked eye, while others grow to large lengths. Small sized parasites easily travel around the blood stream finding suitable places to grow and develop or creep on surface of hot body. Intra alimentary or intra visceral parasites invade intestine, liver, spleen, lungs, brain, blood cells etc. The adult parasites live in the intestine. During night, female parasites migrate to the anus and lay eggs. These eggs later pass out through the stool and remain in the external environment for several weeks. Humans become infected through unhygienic contact where these eggs get ingested. The eggs enter into human body through water and food and they breed in the intestines. • Roundworms enter humans through eating contaminated food (Causa occassionalis) • Thread worms may enter the body through dirty hands (Causa occassionalis) • Hookworms enter the human body due to bare footed walking on the infected earth or soil (Causa occassionalis) Causes The main causes of intestinal worms are wrong food habits and faulty lifestyle. Worms transmit through- • Bad hygiene in toilets and other public places • Badly cooked or uncooked foods such as beef, pork, poultry and fish • By mud pools, stagnant ponds, streams, rivers and other small or large pools of water • Contaminated food • Pets and farm animals • Poor sanitation and improper sewerage • Poor water supplies and poor sanitation can transmit parasites • Some fruit and vegetable

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    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy © Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD (Homoeopathy) Dr. Swati Vishnoi BHMS Dr. Preetika Lakhera BHMS Homoeo Cure Research Institute NH 74- Moradabad Road Kashipur (UTTARANCHAL) - INDIA Ph- 09897618594 E. mail- drrajneeshhom@hotmail.com www.treatmenthomeopathy.com www.homeopathyworldcommunity.com Contents Introduction 2 Definition 2 Incidence 2 Pathophysiology 3 Causes 3 Types 4 Flatworms 4 Flukes 4 Roundworms 5 Signs and symptoms 5 Acute infestation 5 Chronic infestation 5 Diagnosis 6 Clinical Diagnosis 6 Tapeworms 6 Roundworms 6 Pinworms 7 Threadworms 7 Liver fluke 7 Hookworms 8 Investigations 8 Stool examination 8 NIH anal Swab 8 Blood examination 8 X- Ray 8 Ultra-sonography 8 CT Scan and MRI 8 Differential diagnosis 8 Treatment 9 Prevention 9 Homoeopathic treatment 9 Common remedies for worm infestation 9 Short repertory of worm infestation 9 Bibliography 13 Introduction Worms live in a variety of habitats, in the earth such as earthworms, in water such as the leeches and in an animal such as malaria or human host such as tapeworms. The worms that live inside or on human or animals are known as parasites and the condition as parasitosis. They survive on the food supplies of their host and cause a wide range of conditions and symptoms, ranging from mild to severe (Psora/ Causa occasionalis). Definition The state of being invaded or overrun by parasitic worms inside a living host is termed worm infestation (Psora). Incidence In India, the incidence of worm infestation is quite common- • Anemia caused by hookworm is responsible for increased maternal mortality as well as child-hood deaths and sub-optimal growth and development of children in India (Causa occassionalis) • Ascaris lumbricoides is the commonest worm • Hookworm infection covers 60% to 80% in areas of Assam, West Bengal, Orrisa and eastern coasts of Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh • It presents as an endemic disease • Up to one billion people have helminthic infections in the world Pathophysiology Parasites use host organisms for their nutrients and thrive in environments where they have a ready supply of food. The worms eat half-digested food in their host’s intestines as their own food supply or suck blood. Parasites injure and destroy the tissues of their hosts. They also produce toxic waste products causing a wide range of health problems to the host. (Psora/ Syphilis/ Causa occassionalis) Many parasites are minute and almost invisible to the naked eye, while others grow to large lengths. Small sized parasites easily travel around the blood stream finding suitable places to grow and develop or creep on surface of hot body. Intra alimentary or intra visceral parasites invade intestine, liver, spleen, lungs, brain, blood cells etc. The adult parasites live in the intestine. During night, female parasites migrate to the anus and lay eggs. These eggs later pass out through the stool and remain in the external environment for several weeks. Humans become infected through unhygienic contact where these eggs get ingested. The eggs enter into human body through water and food and they breed in the intestines. • Roundworms enter humans through eating contaminated food (Causa occassionalis) • Thread worms may enter the body through dirty hands (Causa occassionalis) • Hookworms enter the human body due to bare footed walking on the infected earth or soil (Causa occassionalis) Causes The main causes of intestinal worms are wrong food habits and faulty lifestyle. Worms transmit through- • Bad hygiene in toilets and other public places • Badly cooked or uncooked foods such as beef, pork, poultry and fish • By mud pools, stagnant ponds, streams, rivers and other small or large pools of water • Contaminated food • Pets and farm animals • Poor sanitation and improper sewerage • Poor water supplies and poor sanitation can transmit parasites • Some fruit and vegetable

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    Worm

    Infestation
    and
    Homoeopath
    y
    Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Shrama
    MD (Homoeopathy)
    Dr. Swati Vishnoi BHMS
    Dr. Preetika Lakhra BHMS

    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy

    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy

    Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD (Homoeopathy)


    Dr. Swati Vishnoi BHMS
    Dr. Preetika Lakhera BHMS
    Homoeo Cure Research Institute
    NH 74- Moradabad Road
    Kashipur (UTTARANCHAL) - INDIA
    Ph- 09897618594
    E. mail- drrajneeshhom@hotmail.com
    www.treatmenthomeopathy.com
    www.homeopathyworldcommunity.com

    Contents
    Introduction...................................................................................................................2
    Definition.......................................................................................................................2
    Incidence.......................................................................................................................2
    Pathophysiology............................................................................................................3
    Causes...........................................................................................................................3
    Types.............................................................................................................................4
    Flatworms..................................................................................................................4
    Flukes.........................................................................................................................4
    Roundworms..............................................................................................................5
    Signs and symptoms.....................................................................................................5
    Acute infestation........................................................................................................5
    Chronic infestation.....................................................................................................5
    Diagnosis.......................................................................................................................6
    Clinical Diagnosis.......................................................................................................6
    Tapeworms..............................................................................................................6
    Roundworms...........................................................................................................6
    Pinworms................................................................................................................7
    Threadworms..........................................................................................................7
    Liver fluke...............................................................................................................7
    Hookworms.............................................................................................................8
    Investigations.............................................................................................................8
    Stool examination...................................................................................................8
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    NIH anal Swab............................................................................................................8


    Blood examination.....................................................................................................8
    X- Ray.........................................................................................................................8
    Ultra-sonography.......................................................................................................8
    CT Scan and MRI........................................................................................................8
    Differential diagnosis....................................................................................................8
    Treatment......................................................................................................................9
    Prevention..................................................................................................................9
    Homoeopathic treatment...........................................................................................9
    Common remedies for worm infestation................................................................9
    Short repertory of worm infestation.......................................................................9
    Bibliography................................................................................................................13

    Introduction
    Worms live in a variety of habitats, in the earth such as earthworms, in water such as the
    leeches and in an animal such as malaria or human host such as tapeworms.
    The worms that live inside or on human or animals are known as parasites and the condition
    as parasitosis. They survive on the food supplies of their host and cause a wide range of
    conditions and symptoms, ranging from mild to severe (Psora/ Causa occasionalis).

    Definition
    The state of being invaded or overrun by parasitic worms inside a living host is termed worm
    infestation (Psora).

    Incidence
    In India, the incidence of worm infestation is quite common

    Anemia caused by hookworm is responsible for increased maternal mortality as well as


    child-hood deaths and sub-optimal growth and development of children in India (Causa
    occassionalis)
    Ascaris lumbricoides is the commonest worm
    Hookworm infection covers 60% to 80% in areas of Assam, West Bengal, Orrisa and
    eastern coasts of Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh
    It presents as an endemic disease
    Up to one billion people have helminthic infections in the world

    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy

    Pathophysiology
    Parasites use host organisms for their nutrients and thrive in environments where they have a
    ready supply of food. The worms eat half-digested food in their hosts intestines as their own
    food supply or suck blood.
    Parasites injure and destroy the tissues of their hosts. They also produce toxic waste products
    causing a wide range of health problems to the host. (Psora/ Syphilis/ Causa occassionalis)
    Many parasites are minute and almost invisible to the naked eye, while others grow to large
    lengths. Small sized parasites easily travel around the blood stream finding suitable places to
    grow and develop or creep on surface of hot body.
    Intra alimentary or intra visceral parasites invade intestine, liver, spleen, lungs, brain, blood
    cells etc.
    The adult parasites live in the intestine. During night, female parasites migrate to the anus
    and lay eggs. These eggs later pass out through the stool and remain in the external
    environment for several weeks. Humans become infected through unhygienic contact where
    these eggs get ingested. The eggs enter into human body through water and food and they
    breed in the intestines.

    Roundworms enter humans through eating contaminated food (Causa occassionalis)


    Thread worms may enter the body through dirty hands (Causa occassionalis)
    Hookworms enter the human body due to bare footed walking on the infected earth or
    soil (Causa occassionalis)

    Causes
    The main causes of intestinal worms are wrong food habits and faulty lifestyle. Worms
    transmit through

    Bad hygiene in toilets and other public places


    Badly cooked or uncooked foods such as beef, pork, poultry and fish
    By mud pools, stagnant ponds, streams, rivers and other small or large pools of water
    Contaminated food
    Pets and farm animals
    Poor sanitation and improper sewerage
    Poor water supplies and poor sanitation can transmit parasites
    Some fruit and vegetables can also contain parasites
    Through the air by breath
    Vectors or transmitting agents such as mosquitoes, fleas and flies

    Types
    All these worms are characterized by following points Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Sharma MD (Homoeopathy)

    Invertebrates
    Long, narrow bodies without legs
    Bilateral symmetry
    Tissues, organs, and body systems
    Have a nervous system with a brain
    Reproduce asexually and sexually
    Many have separate male and female
    Some (most flatworms) are hermaphrodites
    Reproduce asexually by breaking into pieces

    Worms that infect humans can be divided into three groups

    Flatworms
    Flukes
    Roundworms, whipworms, hookworms

    Tapeworm

    Schistosoma

    Ascaris lumbricoides

    Flatworms
    Flatworms include Tapeworms. Flatworms breathe and eat literally through their skin. Oxygen
    and nutrients pass through their skin. They have no separate organs for digestion or
    circulation.
    They feed on the blood, tissue fluids, or pieces of cells inside the bodies of their hosts. They
    live internally in humans and infect the blood and organs. Flatworms range in size from being
    microscopic to some over 20 meters long as whale tapeworm.
    The most common types of flatworms that live in humans are Tapeworms. Tapeworms live in
    human intestines and feed on the partially-digested food in intestines.

    Flukes
    Flukes are a type of parasitic Flatworm. They have at least one external sucker, which is used
    to attach themselves to their host. Blood flukes live in humans internally.

    Roundworms
    The most common types of roundworms are Pinworms or Threadworms, Hookworms, Ascaris
    and Heartworms.

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    They have hollow bodies and openings at either end and generally grow between 2-5 inches
    in length. Roundworms are very commonly found in pets and animals such as dogs and cats
    and can easily pass on to humans.
    Roundworms live in salt water, fresh water and soil. Contaminated food and pets are the most
    usual way to get roundworms.

    Signs and symptoms


    Most individuals with intestinal worm infestation are asymptomatic.

    Acute infestation

    Epigastric pain
    Periumbilical pain
    Diarrhea
    Maculopapular dermatitis at the site by larva penetration
    Perianal pruritus in children with Enterobius vermicularis infestation
    Transient pneumonitis symptoms due to migration of larvae to lungs

    Chronic infestation

    Anal itching, especially at night when the female lays her eggs.
    Anemia
    Bad breath
    Constant desire to eat food
    Dark circles under the eyes
    Diarrhea
    Headaches
    Iron deficiency anemia
    Lassitude
    Restlessness in the night with bad dreams
    Weakness

    Heavy and chronic infection of Trichuris with co-infection of Entamoeba can cause dysentery
    and resemble hook-worm disease, acute appendicitis or amoebic dysentery.
    Children may show

    Irritability
    Failure to thrive
    Precipitation of protein energy malnutrition (PEM)
    Intermittent diarrhea
    Pot-belly

    Occasionally patient may give history of passing worms in stools. Oral expulsion of round
    worms is also occasionally perceived.

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    Diagnosis
    Clinical Diagnosis
    It is based on history of

    Abdominal colic
    Intermittent diarrhea
    Vomiting
    Teeth grinding during sleep in children
    Signs of malnutrition
    Poor growth for cases of chronic infestations

    The type of Intestinal worms can be recognized based on the typical symptoms displayed by
    each type of worm-

    Tapeworms
    They enter the body by contaminated food or undercooked food or meat. There are two
    species of Tapeworm (taenia)- Taenia Solium (beef tapeworm) and Taenia Saginata (pork
    tapeworm). Tapeworm resemble noodles and are white in color and mover in a squirming
    motion.

    Abdominal pain is the most common symptom of Tapeworm. This may or may not be
    accompanied by weight loss.

    Roundworms
    The two roundworms- Toxascaris leonina and Toxocara canis, are more harmful than
    tapeworms and produce cough, abdominal pain, fever, vomiting, inflammation of the intestine
    and lungs, diarrhea, irritability, nervousness, fatigue, weight loss and allergic reactions.

    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy

    Pinworms
    Pinworms cause itching of the anus or vagina and may result in lesions in the anus. Itching
    normally occurs at night which may cause fatigue, irritability, abdominal pain and diarrhea.

    Threadworms
    These are characterized by regular bouts of diarrhea, alternating with constipation, intense
    itching in the area of rectum, cough, fever and loss of weight.

    Liver fluke
    Liver fluke causes jaundice, fever, enlarged liver, pain under the ribs on the right side. If left
    untreated, liver fluke can cause other complications, especially biliary tract disease.

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    Hookworms
    The symptoms of hookworms affecting the intestine include nutritional disorders and anemia.

    Investigations

    The diagnosis is mostly clinical. However, stool samples may be seen for cysts and ova.
    Perianal scrapings with cello tape or swabs from under the nails may be taken for eggs of
    Enterobius. Peripheral blood smear may show eosinophilia.

    Stool examination
    For eggs in stools for Ankylostoma, Necator, Ascaris, Trichuris and Strongyloid species.
    Proglottids are demonstrable in stools for Taeniasis.

    NIH anal Swab

    For Entrobius infections in children ova can be noticed in perianal region using National
    Institute of Health anal swab.

    Blood examination

    For eosinophilia and microscopic, hypo-chromic anemia in case of helminthiasis.

    X- Ray

    To detect cysticercosis in brain and muscles especially in thighs.

    Ultra-sonography

    For round-worm infestation in cases presenting as intestinal obstruction or biliary colic


    For Hydatid cysts in liver, brain, kidney, bone and other viscera

    CT Scan and MRI


    May be required as additional examinations for cysticercosis and hydatid cyst cases.

    Worm Infestation and Homoeopathy

    Differential diagnosis

    Most cases are asymptomatic or with vague and ill-defined symptoms


    Symptoms appear related to the organs infested, such as pneumonitis, abdominal
    colic, hepatitis, pleuritic pains and epileptic seizures
    Dermatological symptoms appear due to larva penetration and migration
    Chronic cases of infestation have malnutrition and anemia
    Infested children show poor growth and development

    Treatment
    Prevention

    Always washing hands after caressing an animal


    Carrying a hand disinfectant to use during the day
    Disposing the pet waste carefully
    Drinking properly filtered water
    Ensuring the best possible sources of mea
    Minimizing moulds building up at home and keeping home bug-free
    Reducing intake of raw beef, pork or fish
    Regularly deworming pets or animals
    Showering or cleaning regularly
    Taking off outdoor shoes
    Thoroughly cooking properly rinsed meat
    Washing fruit, salads and vegetables before use
    Washing hands when coming home from work

    Homoeopathic treatment
    Common remedies for worm infestation
    abrot. acet-ac. ACON. aesc. AGAR. ager-c. agn. agri. Ail. all-c. all-s. alum. am-c. ambr. ambro.
    anac. ant-c. ant-t. Anth. apoc-a. apoc. aq-calc. aq-mar. arec. arg-met. Arg-n. arge-pl. arge. Ars.
    art-v. asaf. asar. asc-t. atis. Bapt. BAR-C. bar-m. bar-s. bell-p-sp. Bell. bism. borx. bov. bry. bufo
    calad. calc-caust. calc-f. CALC. callil-l. cann-i. cara-p. Carb-an. Carb-v. carbn-s. carbn-tm. carc.
    card-m. carli-a. cassia-o. CAUST. celo-t. Cham. Chel. chelo. chen-a. chen-vg. chim. Chin-b.
    chin. choc. Cic. CINA cinnb. claus-an. claus-in. clerod-g. coca coca-c. COCAIN. cocc. coff. colch.
    Coli. coloc. croc. crot-h. crot-t. cuc-m. cuc-p. cupr-act. cupr-o. cupr-ox. cupr. cycl. dig. diph-ttpt. DOL. dryop-i. dryop-p. dulc. emb-k. emb-r. emb-sc. erlan-c. esp-g. eucal. ferr-i. ferr-m.
    Ferr-s. Ferr. fil. Form. frag. gaert. galla-q-r. geb-k. gink-b. Gran. GRAPH. grat. guare. haru-ma.
    hed. helm. heroin. hir. Hyos. hyper. ichth. Ign. ina-i. Indg. iod. Ip. irid-met. jab. jatr-c. kali-br.
    kali-c. kali-chl. kali-i. kali-m. kam. kou. kreos. kres. lach. laur. lipp. luna lyc. mag-c. Mag-m.
    Mag-s. med. merc-c. Merc-d. Merc. mez. mill. mur-ac. musca-d. napht. naphtin. Nat-c. nat-m.
    Nat-p. nat-s. nep. NIT-AC. Nux-m. Nux-v. oci-sa. ol-eur. othon-n. oxyg. pann. passi. pellin. petia. petr. ph-ac. Phos. phys. physal-an. Phyt. pic-ac. pin-s. plan. Plat. plect. podo. positr. prot.
    psor. Ptel. Puls. quas. ran-s. Rat. rhod. Rhus-t. Ruta SABAD. sabin. sacch. sal-ac. SANG. Santin.
    Scir. sec. sel. SEP. ser-a-c. SIL. sin-a. Sin-n. SPIG. Spong. squil. Stann. staph. Stram. stry.
    strych-h. SULPH. sumb. syph. tab. tanac. tarent. tell. teph-v. TER. Teucr. thom-h. Thuj. thymol.
    trem-or. Urt-u. Valer. vanil. Verat. vern-a. vern-am. Viol-o. Viol-t. zinc.
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    Short repertory of worm infestation


    ABDOMEN - IRRITATION - Intestines; of - worms; from santin.
    ABDOMEN - MOVEMENTS in - worm, as from dulc. nat-c. zinc.
    ABDOMEN - PAIN - Hypochondria - gnawing pain - worm; like a kreos. puls.
    ABDOMEN - PAIN - Umbilicus - Region of umbilicus - worms; from Spig.
    ABDOMEN - PAIN - worms; from cramping art-v. bism. Cina fil. gran. Indg. merc. nat-p. sabad.
    spig.
    ABDOMEN - PAIN - worms; from art-v. bism. Cina fil. gran. Indg. merc. nat-p. sabad. spig.
    ABDOMEN - WORMS; complaints from acon. asar. bell. Cic. CINA ferr. hyos. ign. lach. Merc.
    nux-m. nux-v. ruta Sabad. Sil. SPIG. sulph. Teucr. valer. verat.
    BACK - FORMICATION - worms; as from staph.
    BLADDER - URINATION - involuntary - night - worms; from cina Santin. sil. sulph.
    BLADDER - WORM in; sensation of a bell. sep.
    CHEST - PALPITATION of heart - worms; from spig.
    CHEST - PHTHISIS pulmonalis - accompanied by ascarides ferr.
    COUGH - WORM crawled up from pit of stomach in throat; from sensation as if a zinc.
    COUGH WORMS cina ter.
    DREAMS - FACE - worm climbing out of the forehead galla-q-r.
    DREAMS - WORMS - covered with gink-b.
    DREAMS - WORMS creeping alum. am-c. bov. esp-g. ina-i. kali-c. mur-ac. nux-v. oxyg. phos.
    ran-s. ruta sil.
    DREAMS - WORMS - vomited; are Chin-b. Chin.
    DREAMS WORMS alum. arge-pl. bell-p-sp. choc. coca-c. musca-d. ol-eur. oxyg. positr. sil.
    EAR - WORMS, sensation of acon. calc. coloc. guare. med. mur-ac. nux-v. pic-ac. puls. rhod.
    rhus-t. ruta sep.
    EYE - COMPLAINTS of eyes - accompanied by - worms; complaints of art-v.
    EYE - STRABISMUS - accompanied by - worms; complaints of bell. cina cycl. hyos. merc.
    Santin. spig.
    FEMALE GENITALIA/SEX - ITCHING - worms; from pinworms calad.
    FEMALE GENITALIA/SEX - SEXUAL DESIRE - increased - worms; from Sabad.
    FEMALE GENITALIA/SEX - WORMS pinworms ferr. merc. Sabad. Sil. Sulph.
    FEVER - WORMS; from ACON. ambr. anac. ars. asar. bell. Calc. Chin. cic. CINA dig. Ferr. Graph.
    hyos. ign. kali-c. lach. Merc. nat-m. nux-v. passi. petr. phos. Plat. puls. ruta SABAD. sabin.
    santin. SIL. Spig. spong. stann. stram. SULPH. teucr. thuj. valer.
    GENERALS - CATALEPSY - worm complaints; in sabad.
    GENERALS - CHOREA - worms; from asaf. Calc. Cina santin. Spig. tanac.
    GENERALS - CONVULSIONS - children; in - worms; from cic.
    GENERALS - CONVULSIONS - epileptic - worms; from cic. cina indg. santin. sil. stann. sulph.
    teucr.
    GENERALS - CONVULSIONS - worms; from Anth. ars. art-v. asaf. bar-m. Bell. Cham. Cic. CINA
    cupr-o. cupr. Hyos. Ign. Indg. kali-br. kali-c. Nux-v. petr. plat. sabad. Santin. sil. spig. Stann.
    stram. sulph. tanac. Ter.
    GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - accompanied by - worms; complaints of art-v.
    GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - worms; from Cina psor. sabad.
    GENERALS - TREMBLING - Externally - worm complaints; in sabad.
    GENERALS - TWITCHING - worm complaints; in Cina sabad. santin.
    GENERALS - WEAKNESS - worms; with carc. Cic. Cina Merc.
    HEAD - ALIVE in head; sensation of something - crawling; as of a worm - Forehead; in alum.
    HEAD - PAIN - Forehead - drawing pain - worm creeping through; as from a sulph.
    HEAD - PAIN - Temples - drawing pain - worm creeping; as from a sulph.
    HEAD - PAIN - worm complaints Calc. chin. Cina graph. nux-v. plat. sabad. Sil. spig. Sulph.
    HEAD - PAIN - worm creeping; as from a alum.

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    HEARING - IMPAIRED - worms, with infection of chen-a.
    MALE GENITALIA/SEX - FORMICATION - Scrotum - worms; as from staph.
    MALE GENITALIA/SEX - MASTURBATION; disposition to - worms; from calad.
    MIND - ANGER - worm complaints; in Carb-v. Cina
    MIND - BITING - worm affections; in Carb-v. croc.
    MIND - DELUSIONS - beetles, worms etc. ars. bell. dulc. hyos. kres. nep. Stram.
    MIND - DELUSIONS - worms - bed; are in ars.
    MIND - DELUSIONS - worms - covered with; he is cocain.
    MIND - DELUSIONS - worms - creeping of alum. am-c. ars. bov. coca-c. kali-c. mur-ac. Nux-v.
    phos. ran-s. sil.
    MIND - DELUSIONS - worms - vomitus is a bunch of cann-i.
    MIND - DELUSIONS worms alum. am-c. ars. bov. cann-i. coca-c. Cocain. heroin. kali-c. murac. Nux-v. phos. ran-s. sil.
    MIND - FEAR - worm diseases; with stann.
    MIND - FEAR - worms; of aesc. ars. nat-m. oxyg.
    MIND - IRRITABILITY - worm affections; in - followed by squinting nat-p.
    MIND - IRRITABILITY - worm affections; in threadworms teucr.
    MIND - IRRITABILITY - worm affections; in abrot. Carb-v. CINA fil. nat-p. teucr.
    MIND - KICKING - worm-complaints; during Carb-v. cina
    MIND - MOROSE - worm affection, in Carb-v. CINA Fil.
    MIND - NYMPHOMANIA - worms, from plat. sabad.
    MIND - RAGE - worm affections; in Carb-v.
    MIND - STRIKING - worm affections, in Carb-v.
    MIND - THOUGHTS - worms; about coca-c.
    NOSE - EPISTAXIS - accompanied by - worms; complaints of Cina merc.
    NOSE - ITCHING - worms; from Santin. spig.
    RECTUM - DIARRHEA - worms; from infection anth.
    RECTUM - DIARRHEA - worms; from chin. cina ferr. sabad. spig. teucr. valer.
    RECTUM - FORMICATION - Anus - worm; as from cinnb.
    RECTUM - ITCHING - ascarides, from anth. calc-f. Calc. chin. Ferr. graph. ign. indg. irid-met.
    laur. med. mez. Nat-p. nit-ac. psor. Sabad. sacch. sin-a. sulph. Teucr. Urt-u.
    RECTUM - ITCHING - worms; like arg-met. hir. sulph.
    RECTUM - PAIN - biting pain - worms, as from chin-b.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by - constipation - children; in DOL.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by constipation fil.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by emaciation bar-c. calc. CINA
    graph. lyc. nat-m. Spig. Sulph.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by nausea ars. calc. Cina merc. nitac. Ruta sil. sulph.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by scrofula sil.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - accompanied by - Tongue; white fil.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - children; in abrot. calc. carc. cic. CINA coli. cupr.
    Gaert. Ign. Nux-m. Ruta sil. SPIG. sulph. teucr. Viol-o.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms hookworm carbn-tm. card-m. chen-a. thymol.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - moon; full Calc. chin. cina ferr. Sulph.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms pinworms abrot. acet-ac. acon. agn. alum. ambr.
    ant-t. aq-calc. arg-n. Ars. asar. asc-t. Bapt. BAR-C. bar-m. bar-s. bufo Calc. carb-v. carbn-s.
    chelo. chin. cina clerod-g. colch. croc. crot-t. cupr. dig. dol. ferr-m. Ferr. gaert. graph. grat.
    hyos. Ign. indg. kali-c. lyc. mag-c. Mag-s. med. Merc-d. merc. mill. napht. nat-c. NAT-M. Nat-p.
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    nux-m. nux-v. petr. phos. plat. prot. Ptel. Rat. rhus-t. SABAD. sabin. santin. Scir. Sep. sil. sin-a.
    Sin-n. Spig. Spong. squil. Sulph. tell. TER. Teucr. thuj. urt-u. Valer. vanil. vern-a. zinc.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms roundworm Abrot. acon. aesc. Agn. all-s. anac. antc. arg-n. Ars. asaf. asar. bar-c. bell. borx. calc. carbn-s. caust. cham. Chel. chelo. Chen-a. chenvg. chin. cic. CINA clerod-g. coloc. cupr. emb-r. Ferr-s. ferr. Gran. graph. helm. hyos. ign. indg.
    iod. kali-c. kali-chl. lyc. mag-c. mag-m. merc-c. merc-d. merc. napht. nat-m. nat-p. nux-m.
    nux-v. petr. phos. pin-s. plect. psor. rhus-t. ruta Sabad. santin. sec. Sil. SPIG. stann. staph.
    SULPH. ter. teucr. Thuj. urt-u. valer. viol-o.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms schistosome Ant-t.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - tapeworm - accompanied by salivation sabad.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - tapeworm - Hypochondria; sensation as if in
    region of Merc.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - tapeworm - moon - full moon; during Merc.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - tapeworm - moon - waning moon; during Sulph.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms tapeworm agn. agri. Ail. alum. ambr. anac. arec.
    Arg-n. arge. ars. calc-caust. CALC. callil-l. Carb-an. Carb-v. carbn-s. carli-a. caust. chin. cina
    cinnb. claus-in. clerod-g. coff. colch. croc. cuc-p. cupr-act. cupr-o. cupr-ox. cupr. emb-k. Fil.
    Form. frag. geb-k. gran. Graph. grat. ign. kali-c. kali-i. kam. kou. laur. lyc. Mag-m. merc. Nat-c.
    nat-m. nat-p. nat-s. nit-ac. nux-v. othon-n. pann. pellin. petr. phos. Plat. psor. Puls. rhus-t.
    Sabad. sabin. sal-ac. santin. Sep. Sil. spig. spong. Stann. stry. strych-h. sulph. ter. teucr. thuj.
    thymol. valer. Verat. zinc.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms trichinae ars. bapt. cupr-ox.
    RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms whipworm podo.
    SKIN - ERUPTIONS - urticaria - accompanied by pinworm urt-u.
    SKIN - ERUPTIONS - urticaria - ascarides; with urt-u.
    SKIN - WORMS; sensation of - boring and crawling on body; as if worms were tarent.
    SKIN - WORMS; sensation of - Under the skin coca COCAIN.
    SKIN - WORMS; sensation of ars. coca merc. nat-c. nit-ac. sel. sil. sulph.
    SLEEP - RESTLESS - worms; from Nat-p. santin.
    SLEEP - SLEEPINESS - worms; with Nux-m.
    SLEEP - SLEEPLESSNESS - worms; from Ferr. teucr. Valer.
    SLEEP - WAKING - worms, from calc-f.
    STOMACH - APPETITE - ravenous - worms; from bar-c. calc. chin. Cina graph. lyc. nat-m. SPIG.
    sulph.
    STOMACH - ERUCTATIONS; TYPE OF - food - worm; like a puls. Sulph.
    STOMACH - IRRITATION - worms; from santin.
    STOMACH - NAUSEA - Throat, in - worm in; as if a puls. spig.
    STOMACH - PAIN - cramping - worm; as from a nat-c.
    STOMACH - PAIN - gnawing pain - worm; as from a nat-c.
    STOMACH - PAIN - worms; from Cina gran.
    STOMACH - VOMITING - worms; from Acon. bell. carb-v. chin. CINA Ip. lach. Merc. Nux-v. Puls.
    SULPH.
    STOMACH - VOMITING; TYPE OF - worms lumbrici acon. Cina sabad. sec.
    STOMACH - VOMITING; TYPE OF worms Acon. anac. ars. bar-m. calc. Cina coff. Ferr. hyos.
    merc. nat-m. Phyt. Sabad. SANG. sec. sil. spig. sulph. verat.
    STOMACH - WORM; sensation of a - Upwards to the throat; climbing from pit of stomach zinc.
    STOMACH - WORM; sensation of a - Upwards to the throat; climbing from pit of stomach
    morning cocc.
    STOMACH - WORM; sensation of a cina cocc. lach.
    STOOL - MUCOUS - worm, like a stann.
    STOOL - WORM-like graph. stann.
    STOOL - WORMS agg. acon. Cina Merc. spig.

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    TEETH - DENTITION - difficult - accompanied by - worms in children; complaints of Cina merc.
    SIL. stann.
    TEETH - WORM; sensation of a kali-i. mag-m. syph.
    THROAT - CRAWLING - worm were squirming in; as if a hyper. kali-c. merc. Puls.
    THROAT - PAIN - gnawing pain - worm; as from a Calc.
    THROAT - WORM; sensation of a bry. calc. hyper. merc. puls.
    URINARY ORGANS - WORMS; complaints from cinnb. sulph.
    VERTIGO - ACCOMPANIED BY - worms; complaints of cina spig.
    VISION - COLORS before the eyes - dark worms phys.
    VISION - COMPLAINTS of vision - accompanied by - worms; complaints of Hyos.

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