Repertory: Cases with Karen Allen

He's been a healthy guy, and his chronic remedy, Dulcamara has helped him with everything for the past 15 years. Now he has vertigo and something funny happening with food. Two quite specific symptoms have come on in the past 4-6 weeks, with no apparent cause. Careful questioning has brought forward nothing else! How do we work with narrow cases like this? This case demonstrate use of rubrics that can be challenging to locate for symptoms that can be hard to match into the language of the repertory.  (Be sure to take notes.)

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios? Help us as we to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome. Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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For 3 years, she has had abnormal pap smears. The first few years showed a low level of cervical dysplasia. But in the past 6 months, the pap smear report showed a more progressed pathology (LSIL) and defined visual lesions. What changed that might have contributed to this progression? No new sexual partner. No lifestyle change. Could it be that a windsurfing accident with a bruised spleen impaired her immune function? This is the last in a series of 4 cases demonstrating use of rubrics about Abdomen! It also includes rubrics about the cervix, which can be challenging to locate.  (Be sure to take notes.)

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios? Help us as we to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome. Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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During her pregnancy, she developed an umbilical hernia. After the delivery, she had a surgical repair. A few months later when she schedules the consult, she reports continual discomfort in the umbilical region and very stubborn constipation. She reports one really interesting sensation that helps in this case. This is the third in a series of cases demonstrating use of rubrics about Abdomen!

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios? Help us as we to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome. Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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The client comes for a consult with her two month old baby. During and since her pregnancy, she's unreasonably jealous. She is certain that her husband is having affairs. And she has some post-epidural symptoms - a band sensation around the head, and hiccups that stay with her through every night... what rubrics can help us match her symptoms to a remedy?? This is the second of 4 cases in this series, demonstrating use of rubrics about Abdomen.

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome? Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

Want a little more foundation with your repertory skills? The HUB's self paced 75 hour online Repertory e-course certificate program may be just what you are looking for! 

The first two months on the cycling tour when well. By the time he reached Namibia, he was queasy and barfy. The medic offered thorazine... which halted the nausea and vomiting... but impacted his liver. Fast forward to 8 months later and he still has symptoms...  This is the first in a series of cases demonstrating use of rubrics about Abdomen!

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios? Help us as we to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome. Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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At a New Orleans family wedding, he ate a LOT of food... including an entire jar of delicious lactofermented pickled okra. 12 hours later... sour... slime... gurgle.... you know what is coming next, don't you? This is the last of 4 cases in this series on the repertory Taste rubrics.

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome? Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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An unfortunate kitchen accident happened during this journalist's interview with a chef! Many months later, she reports losing weight: she avoids eating because food tastes like blood (eeewwww!)  Helpfully, she has some individualizing modalities.... This is the third of 4 cases demonstrating use of rubrics about Taste!

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios? Help us as we to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome. Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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One slip in the rock climbing gym, a bonk on the head, and now 7 weeks later, he can't taste anything and his mouth is dry, dry, dry. Oddly, his tongue is cold. Really cold. This is the second of 4 cases  demonstrating use of rubrics about Taste! 

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome? Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

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The client has had 8 weeks of altered taste after eating pine nuts, and it is ruining her training and internship as a chef! One small but crucial symptom helped to sway the final choice... This is the first of 4 cases in this series, demonstrating use of rubrics about Taste!

Interested in joining in the fun with us as we work through case scenarios to translate client language to rubrics, repertorize, differentiate options and discuss outcome? Monday Midday Repertory on the HUB is open to all who are studying and using the repertory. Check out the schedule and get your own access link here on the HUB's calendar.

Want a little more foundation with your repertory skills? The HUB's self paced 75 hour online Repertory e-course certificate program may be just what you are looking for!