Story of a woman waiting for Knee Replacement
&
Story of a man with Lip Ulceration

by
Dr. Subrata K. Banerjea, GOLD MEDALIST
B.H.M.S. (Honours In Nine Subjects Of Calcutta University)
Fellow: Society of Homoeopaths, U.K.
Fellow: Homoeopathic Medical Association of the United Kingdom
Fellow: Association of Natural Medicine, U.K
Fellow: Akademie Homoopathischer Deutscher Zentralverein (Germany)
Director: Bengal Allen Medical Institute
Principal: Allen College of Homoeopathy, Essex, England

Story of a woman waiting for Knee Replacement

This was a case of degenerative Osteo-arthritis of both knees in a woman in her sixties. She was on the waiting list of the NHS (National Health Service) in the United Kingdom for a knee replacement.

She came to me for extreme soreness and swelling of her both knees and would not allow anybody to touch her knees even the touch of the clothes was almost unbearable.

She also revealed that the pain was coming from the shaft of the bone.

I prescribed Kali Iodatum 30 considering the totality and also a case of degenerative osteo-arthritis (which is Syphilo-Sycotic and Kali Iod is also a Syphilo-Sycotic medicine).

Patient would not allow knee to be touched, sensitive and sore with oedema. Kali Iod. also covers bone pains and contracted joints.

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Story of a man with Lip Ulceration: prescription based on observation and intuition

This is a magnificent case of my grandfather who was treating a patient, aged about thirty eight years, suffering from an ulceration on the lower lip which have not healed for three years.

This was in the 1940s and therefore there was no proper diagnosis for Cancer.

My grand-dad was treating with apparently indicated medicines but there was no apparent change for eight months.

One day this patient visited the clinic with his ten years old son. His son saw a spider on the wall and started pushing his Dad, whispering constantly, "Dad, Dad there is a spider on the wall". He kept repeating this gesture which finally made my grandad ask, “I am sorry that there is a spider on the wall, as this is an old house we often find them, but why is your son repeatedly bringing your attention to this?”

The patient got embarrassed and replied "sorry, we live in an old house as well and there are quite a few spiders in our house too.

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Story of a woman waiting for Knee Replacement & Story of a man with Lip Ulceration

Story of a woman waiting for Knee Replacement
&
Story of a man with Lip Ulceration