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VIRAL MARKERS
Homeopathy is
effective for most of the viral diseases. As a homeopath it is important to
know about viral markers in detail. Let us discuss about some of the viral
markers and it is application in clinical practice.
1.
Chicken pox
Chickenpox
is usually diagnosed based upon a person's signs and symptoms. But testing for
Varicella Zoster Virus or for the antibodies produced in response to infection
may be performed in certain cases like in pregnant women, in newborns, in
people prior to organ transplantation, and in those with HIV/AIDS. When someone
is exposed to VZV, their immune system responds by producing antibodies to the
virus. Two classes of VZV antibodies may be found in the blood: IgM (which is
present in infected individual within weeks after initial exposure) and IgG
(produced by the body several weeks after the initial VZV infection and provide
long-term protection).
2.
Chikungunya
Specific
viral marker for chikungunya is Chick IgM. Clinical
manifestation of chikungunya is difficult to differentiate with dengue
hemorrhagic fever, thus need to do the specific IgM. Rapid assay shouldn’t be
used before first week of infection as it is less sensitive in that period.
3.
Dengue fever
Tests
for dengue virus-specific antibodies, types IgG and IgM, are useful in
confirming infection in later stages. Both IgG and IgM are produced after 5–7
days. It is easily detectable in early stages by Dengue NS1 antigen test.
4.
Hepatitis B
Serological
testing involves measurement of several hepatitis B virus (HBV)-specific c
antigens and antibodies. Different serologic “markers” or combinations are used
to identify different phases of HBV infection and to determine whether a
patient has acute or chronic HBV infection
Hepatitis
B surface antigen (HBsAg):
A
protein on the surface of hepatitis B virus; it can be detected in high levels
in serum during acute or chronic hepatitis B virus infection. The presence of
HBsAg indicates that the person is infectious. The body normally produces
antibodies to HBsAg as part of the normal immune response to infection.
Hepatitis
B surface antibody (anti-HBs):
The presence of anti-HBs is generally interpreted as indicating recovery
and immunity from hepatitis B virus infection. Anti-HBs also develops in a
person who has been successfully vaccinated against hepatitis B.
Total
hepatitis B core antibody (anti-HBc):
This appears at the onset of symptoms in acute hepatitis B and persists
for life. The presence of anti-HBc indicates previous or ongoing infection with
hepatitis B virus.
IgM
antibody to hepatitis B core antigen (IgM anti-HBc)
Positivity
indicates recent infection with hepatitis B virus (<6 mos). Its presence
indicates acute infection.
5.
Hepatitis C
Due
to the fact that acute HCV infection is usually asymptomatic, early diagnosis
of the HCV infection is rare. Usually the infection may remain undiagnosed,
often until serious liver damage has developed. HCV infection is diagnosed by
doing Screening for anti-HCV antibodies with a serological test.
6.
Hepatitis A
Although
fecal detection is possible in early stages, specific diagnosis is made by
Hepatitis A specific IgM antibodies in blood. It is detectable in during acute
infection and persists for 14 weeks.
7.
Hand Mouth Foot Disease (HMFD):-
In
certain case stool or throat swab is taken for culture.
8.
Herpes zoster-
Similar
to chickenpox herpes zoaster is diagnosed by VZV specific IgM antibody in blood
9.
Japanese Encephalitis
It
is diagnosed by detection of IgM antibodies in serum and cerebrospinal fluid.
10.
Rubella
Rubella virus specific IgM antibodies along
with characteristic rash confirms the diagnosis.
11.
HIV
Diagnosis is done by detection of HIV antibodies by
ELISA method. CD4 lymphocyte count
is used for the prognosis of treatment.
12.
Poliomyelitis
Antibodies to
polio virus detected in blood during early course of infection.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
HOMOEO SASTHRAM FEBRUARY 2014 EDITION
Magazine Name: Homeosastram.
Language: Malayalam
Published by: Kerala Homeosastravedi
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
LEGEND 2014
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• Training sessions on Every second Sundays from Nov 10th 2013 onwards at Hotel elite Thiruvalla. .
• Routine and advanced investigations and its Homoeoapthic perspective – Dr.S.G.Biju MD (Hom), Dr.R.Sarath Chandran
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Saturday, August 31, 2013
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
Kerala PSC Homeopathy Medical Officer written exam on Oct 4 2013
Kerala PSC Homeopathy Medical Officer written Examination will be on 4th October 2013
Syllabus: An Objective Type Test (OMR Valuation) based on the qualification prescribed for the post.
Main Topics:-
Part I – India-National Movement
Part II – Kerala-Renaissance and its leaders
Part III – Questions based on Degree in Homoeopathy
(Maximum Marks : 100)
(Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes)
( Medium of Questions: English)
Candidates can download the Admission Tickets through their One Time Registration Profile in the Website www.keralapsc.gov.in from 13/09/2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Homoeopathic Treatment Protocol for Fever By Dr Biju G Nair
Homoeopathic Treatment Protocol for Fever
By
Dr Biju G Nair
Fever
Fever
makes patients scared because health media propagated that fever can kill a
person. Homoeopaths know that fever is a good sign and it is psoric. No fever
can kill a patient. The reason for fever can even kill your patient. In
bacterial and viral infections fever is really a grace for patients. When
temperature rises germs will die. Even in non-infective fevers rise of
temperature has its psoric role to save patients. When a high rise of
temperature damages the thermal power plant of the body, the hypothalamus then
it should control with drugs. Febrile seizures are the most misinterpreted and
mismanaged clinical condition. Seizure is the mechanism of body to get rid of
excessive heat. Seizures even for 15 minutes don’t cause any damage to brain
cells and it doesn’t cause epilepsy in future. All these facts are just facts
only. Parents get scared by seeing seizures and their anxiety rises along with the
mercury column of thermometer. Fever is a thing to be managed at once is the
ground reality because people are afraid of it. At the rise of a body
temperature a physician is unable to narrate the facts and figures regarding
fever and seizures. So let us see how homoeopathic drugs shall select to reduce
temperature.
Friday, July 12, 2013
HOMEOSASTRAM MAGAZINE JULY 2013
Magazine Name: Homeosastram.
Language: Malayalam
Published by: Kerala Homeosastravedi
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
AN EXTREMELY THOROUGH, EXHAUSTIVE AND ACCURATE GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE OF HOMOEOPATHY
AN EXTREMELY THOROUGH, EXHAUSTIVE AND ACCURATE GUIDE
TO
SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE OF HOMOEOPATHY
BOOK 1 – Explanation of Section 213 and 153 of the Organon.
PREFACE
I started my career as a freelance medical journalist. Forty-two years ago, while in New Delhi, when I entered the scene of homoeopathy I noticed one striking thing—while one homoeopath cured most of his patients with one single dose (even obstinate chronic cases), another was giving more than one remedy that too repeatedly, with partial or nil relief. Thus, my journey started to fill this gap of knowledge among homoeopaths.
I started studying and practising homoeopathy out of sheer academic interest and after forty-two years of continuous and rigorous study and search got the inspiration to write this book. If the reader keeps this in mind, he would evince much interest in what I am going to write in the following pages.
Friday, May 24, 2013
HOMEOSASTRAM MAGAZINE MAY 2013
Magazine Name: Homeosastram.
Language: Malayalam
Published by: Kerala Homeosastravedi
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Repertory for Android: Complete Dynamics for Android tablets
We are very proud to announce that today we have released Complete Dynamics for Android tablets!
With this release, Complete Dynamics is now available for all important computer systems:
Microsoft Windows PCs and laptops,
Apple OS-X PCs and laptops,
Linux PCs and laptops,
Apple iPad,
Android tablets.
With this release, Complete Dynamics is now available for all important computer systems:
Microsoft Windows PCs and laptops,
Apple OS-X PCs and laptops,
Linux PCs and laptops,
Apple iPad,
Android tablets.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
SINGLE MEDICINE RUBRICS: ACETIC ACID
1 Mark Symptoms
·
MIND - ANXIETY - children, in - about his
·
HEAD - PAIN, - extending to - limbs, through
·
HEAD - PAIN, - dull pain - Forehead - right
frontal eminence, in, then in left
·
MOUTH - DISCOLORATION, - Tongue, - and flabby
·
SLEEP - POSITION, - back, on - impossible
·
SKIN - EXCRESCENCES - condylomata - flat
SINGLE MEDICINE RUBRICS: ABROTANUM
2 Mark Symptoms
·
RECTUM - HAEMORRHOIDS - bleeding. - as soon
as the rheumatism is better
·
EXTREMITIES - PAIN - rheumatic - diarrhoea -
checked
·
EXTREMITIES - PAIN - rheumatic - suppressed
haemorrhoids
Friday, April 19, 2013
New Free Homeopathic Online Software; PhaseRep
PhaseRep is a radically new way of repertorizing and studying cases. The
repertory is based on the following simple ideas:
1. Some symptoms are more commonly seen in
practice than others. For example, a cold or a cough is more common
than a pain in the toes.
2. Some symptoms are more important in a
homoeopathic prescription than others. For example, a/f grief is more
important (or useful) than eruptions on the legs (given no additional
information).
3. Combinations of symptoms often indicate
remedies with reasonable accuracy, and often the remedy is found to cover the
other complaints. For example, fat, chilly, sweaty, obstinate children
with craving for eggs.
4. When a drug is truly indicated in a patient
(similimum), the patient nearly always has other symptoms of the drug. For
example, if Nat-mur is indicated, the patient often has a craving for salt, is
hot, and dislikes consolation.
Based on this understanding, PhaseRep was created
in this manner:
The most common rubrics found in patients and
drugs were taken, especially those which are most important or useful.
Following repertorizing of the rubrics, you get confirmatory rubrics to test
that the drug is indeed the similimum. Special combinations are picked up
automatically by the program to suggest drugs directly, rather than via the
standard repertorization. So even if 14 rubrics are taken and they give
Bryonia, the program would still remind you to study Calcarea in a child who is
obstinate, fat, chilly, sweaty and craves eggs. It does not matter to the
program that the other rubrics are not covered. A very classic presentation
will result in the drug being flagged and brought up for study.
The special feature of PhaseRep is that the
program again repertorizes the case, taking your 'confirmatory' symptoms. Thus,
if you have selected "complaints go from left to right" as well as
"empty sensation in the chest with cough" - the program repertorizes
all rubrics again, including these, and gives you the best possible suggestion.
That is why the program is called PhaseRep...it repertorizes in two phases.
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