- Category
- Bones, joints, back and spine · Blood
- What is given
- P. Heparin — but where there is pain at Mu°, A. Heparin instead
- What must come first
- Check Mu° before choosing
- What is barred
- No heparin while a wound is open
- Explained in
- The River — Heparin
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P HAPARIN FORMULA
P Heparin — SELF
From The River — Heparin
The main diseases in which P. Heparin gives benefit
Fourteen entries, and the asterisk that sends AVN to A. Heparin
In high BP, P. Heparin reduces the diastolic BP. Apart from this, in the following also.
Table 3 — The stated indications of P. Heparin
| Children of dull intellect — MR child | Hypothyroidism |
|---|---|
| Paralysis — that is lakwa, adhrang | Atherosclerosis, or angina |
| Diseases of the kidney and the heart | Thrombosis — that is, the process of clot formation |
| Clots and pain in the monthly period | Thrombocytosis — platelets in excess |
| If there are clots anywhere in the body | To increase blood circulation — that is, blood supply |
| Diabetes — that is, the sugar disease | AVN (avascular necrosis) — occurs especially in the femur bone of the thigh * |
| Carpal tunnel syndrome — intense pain or numbness in the fingers of the hands | |
| Tarsal tunnel syndrome — intense pain or numbness in the toes of the feet |
* Often AVN patients have pain at Mu°. If this is so, A. Heparin is to be given.
That asterisk is the first appearance of the rule the whole selection table is built on, so take it now rather than later. A named condition does not by itself choose the formula. The pain point does. AVN sends you to P. Heparin — unless the patient is tender at Mu°, in which case it sends you to A. Heparin instead.