Pyrogenium

Majority of the herbal medications are derived from some kind of insect or plant. However, the herbal medicine pyrogenium is prepared from meat. This homeopathic remedy is used to cure an assortment of symptoms, such as problems of the blood. Dr. Drysdale was the first to introduce pyrogenium into homeopathy way back in 1880. Pyrogenium was prepared by mixing beef with water and allowing the mixture to remain as it is for around three weeks. This mixture was filtered to leaving behind a clear amber hued liquid known as sepsin. Subsequently, sepsin was blended with glycerine and was called pyrogen. Dr. Drysdale wrapped up by saying that when pyrogen is administered in a large dosage, it results in changes in the blood and tissues similar to those of blood poisoning following any lesion. On the contrary, smaller dosages of pyrogen facilitated complete recovery from problems related to the blood. Several evidences as well as majority of the clinical trials have been acquired from this medical preparation. However, later on, Dr. Swan had rendered latent power (potentize) a number of septic pus - a preparation that has also been proved as well as applied clinically. Interestingly, there does not appear to be any distinct difference between the effects of these two dissimilar preparations. It has been established that the homeopathic medicine pyrogenium is a wonderful cure of all septic conditions that are accompanied by extreme restiveness. It has also been proved that pyrogenium is an amazing and dynamic homeopathic antiseptic in treating septic fevers, particularly puerperal or conditions related to childbirth. This homeopathic medicine may be extremely useful and effective in treating conditions, such as hectic typhoid; typhus (also known as typhus fever); diphtheria (a contagious ailment caused by the bacillus Corynebacterium diphtheriae and distinguished by the development of a false membrane in the air passages, especially the throat); ptomaine poisoning (food poisoning believed to be caused by ptomaine); poisoning by sewer gas; dissecting wounds, incessant malaria and aftermath of any miscarriage. All these conditions and associated symptoms call for the administration of the homeopathic medicine pyrogenium. All types of bodily discharges by people suffering from such conditions are dreadfully unpleasant. Such bodily discharges may include vomiting, diarrhea, menstrual bleeding, lochial discharges (fluid discharges after childbirth) and even breathing. Such people experience extreme pain and violent burning sensation when they have abscesses. They may also have constant complaints that may be as old as the septic conditions themselves. In addition, such patients may also be faced with the hazards of heart failure in zymotic (a condition related to or caused by fermentation) and septic fevers. As aforementioned, they may also experience symptoms of typhoid and influenza. As discussed above, the primary health condition for which the homeopathic remedy pyrogenium is used most frequently is to treat blood poisoning and related symptoms. This homeopathic medicine has the potential to provide relief as well as cure symptoms like cold sweats, high fever, irregular pulse rate as well as restiveness. In addition, pyrogenium has the aptitude to relieve common pain, while physical injuries as well as pains too can be alleviated by administering this homeopathic medicine. Pyrogenium solution is especially useful for treating ulcers, which are predominant among the aged people. In conventional medicine, people enduring these symptoms would generally be treated with penicillin or other comparable medicines that are able to fight infection. In homeopathy, pyrogenium is usually prescribed for patients who have an enduring history of sepsis and have not recovered from the condition completely. Mild lesions as well as inflammations too can be cured using pyrogenium solution. In addition, this is considered to be among the most effective remedies for bacterial infections. In addition to the above mentioned conditions and associated symptoms, the homeopathic remedy pyrogenium is also effective in curing problems of the liver, the kidneys, bowels, urinary tract, gallbladder and lungs. It may be noted that this homeopathic medicine is also prescribed to treat skin disorders. Particular types of fevers can also be cured by administering pyrogenium - for instance, ptomaine fever, typhoid fever and any other fever that develop bit by bit. In fact, this homeopathic medicine has also been found to be effective in treating sinusitis and nasal congestion. Besides, additional problems related to the nose, including headaches, burning sensations and/ or discharges may also be cured using this homeopathic remedy. Significantly enough, pyrogenium has also been given to pets suffering from high fever, discharges or weak pulse rate. Here is a word of caution. Taking large doses of pyrogenium or existence of the substance in excessive amounts in the body may result in severe health problems. In fact, taking large doses of this medicine may cause blood damage similar to poisoning of the blood. It may be noted that the use of pyrogenium ought to be stopped in case the patient experiences a deterioration of the symptoms or if his/ her condition does not show any sign of improvement even after days of using this homeopathic medication. In addition, pregnant women and nursing mothers should essentially seek medical advice before using this homeopathic remedy. While pyrogenium is generally available in liquid form, the patients are mostly prescribed the pellet or tablet form of the medication. Generally, the pellet and tablet forms of this homeopathic remedy dissolve easily in the mouth. It is essential to take the medicine doses within 10 minutes of taking a meal. Moreover, this homeopathic medicine ought to be stored in a cool and dry place with the bottle containing it being adequately sealed. It may be underlined that any form of pyrogenium medicine that is available without a seal or with a kaput or tampered seal should never be used.

Uses

The homeopathic remedy pyrogenium primarily influences the blood and, hence, it is generally used to treat blood poisoning symptoms. Such symptoms of blood poisoning may include high fever and sweating, wherein the pulse is unusually fast in comparison to feverish conditions. In addition, people suffering from blood poisoning may experience severe bone aches and may have a sensation as if the whole body is injured. They also experience extreme restiveness and their tongue becomes dehydrated, red, cracked and glistening. In homeopathy, pyrogenium is generally administered to treat septic conditions or cases wherein there is a history of sepsis (a serious localized or general infectious condition) from which the patient has never recovered completely. Occasionally, the patient may experience violent burning sensations, for instance, in accompaniment of an abscess. In such cases, all discharges from the body are extremely offensive or contagious. All such symptoms may be effectively treated by administering the homeopathic remedy pyrogenium.