Whipples disease homeopathic treatment

 In Wilson's disease, a genetic mutation affects ATP7B, a protein that helps transport copper into the bile. ATP7B is

also involved in incorporating copper into ceruloplasmin, a protein that carries the mineral through the

bloodstream. The defects in the ATP7B gene mean that copper is not eliminated properly, and instead builds up in

the liver, where it can cause serious and sometimes irreversible damage.

In people with Wilson's disease, copper begins accumulating in the liver immediately after birth, but signs and symptoms rarely occur before the age of five or six and sometimes not until ages 40-50.The most characteristic symptom of Wilson's disease is the Kayser-Fleisher ring - a rusty brown ring around the cornea of the eye that can best be viewed using an ophthalmologist's(eye doctor) slit lamp. The primary consequence for most of those with Wilson's disease is liver disease, appearing in late childhood or early adolescence as acute hepatitis, liver failure, or progressive chronic liver disease in the form of chronic active hepatitis or cirrhosis of the liver. The main symptom of liver disease is jaundice. Jaundice is the yellowish staining of the skin and sclerae (the whites of the eyes) that is caused by high levels of the chemical bilirubin in is produced when the liver breaks down old red blood cells.Bilirubin is then removed from the body through the stool(feces) and gives stool its normal brown color. The color of the skin and sclerae vary depending on the level of bilirubin. When the bilirubin level is mildly elevated, they are yellowish. When the bilirubin level is high, they tend to be brown. Icterus is the term for yellowing of the sclerae.Other signs and symptoms of liver toxicity include: abdominal pain and swelling; chronic itchy skin; dark urine color; pale stool color; joint pain; bloody or tar-colored stool; chronic fatigue; nausea; loss of appetite; fatty liver, fibrosis, cirrhosis, and liver failure.

In others, the first symptoms occur later in adulthood and most commonly include slurred speech (dysarthria), difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), and drooling.

Other symptoms may include tremor of the head, arms, or legs; impaired muscle tone, and sustained muscle contractions that produce abnormal postures, twisting, and repetitive movements (dystonia); and slowness of movements (bradykinesia). Individuals may also experience clumsiness (ataxia) and loss of fine motor skills.

A third of those with Wilson's disease will also experience psychiatric symptoms such as an abrupt personality change,bizarre and inappropriate behavior, depression accompanied by suicidal thoughts, neurosis, or psychosis.

Once the rest of the body begins to suffer from malnutrition or malabsorption of nutrients, people can begin seeing symptoms like enlarged lymph nodes, fatty stool, and endocarditis, as well as neurological problems such as dementia, memory loss, lack of concentration, headaches, seizures, and rapid eye movement. Many of the non-gastrointestinal symptoms occur later in the process, and by that time, it is essential that you begin antibiotic treatment if you want to recover from this ravaging disease.

The appearance of Whipple disease’s characteristic intestinal lesions also assists in its diagnosis.

The best way to detect these lesions is to use an upper endoscopy to carry out a biopsy in the small intestine. During the procedure, a thin, flexible tube is passed through the mouth into the esophagus.

Endoscopic findings of Whipple disease include areas of thickened folds with a granular, yellow-white shaggy covering.

The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method has been used to highlight DNA unique to T. Whipplei in various tissue samples of patients with Whipple disease.

The PCR method can confirm a diagnosis of Whipple disease when the diagnosis cannot be confirmed histologically, or by looking at the tissue through a microscope. PCR is highly sensitive and specific and is useful in suspicious, inconclusive cases.

Since Whipple’s disease inhibits your body’s ability to absorb nutrients properly, it is essential to supplement it with minerals, like iron. You will be unable to properly digest iron, resulting in anemia and a low red blood cell count, which means you lose energy, suffer from headaches, and general weakness.

In Homeopathy, patients are treated rather than the diseases or syndromes or its effects. Homeopathy treats the patient as a whole (mental and physical state) on symptoms’ similarity. So, in Homeopathy, the prescription differs from person to person, each patient is treated individually for the set of symptom presentation. Homeopathy clears harboured indigestion and provides health by enhancing digestion andabsorption. 

Also, in Homeopathy, the medicines are not given just for arresting the diarrhoea or releasing constipation, but given for regaining normal rhythmic peristaltic movement. Giving paramount importance to patient’s feelings, precipitating factors, aggravating factors and ameliorating factors, the selected Homeopathy medicine will calm down the intestines and make them function normally. Altogether, Homeopathy can give cure or better relief from Whipple disease without any side-effects.

Arsenicum 

Organic degenerations with great restlessness and despair; ulceration of duodenum, which, by extension, involves the pancreatic duct, perhaps the result of burns, of malignant disease, etc.; neuralgia of the coeliac plexus; stools undigested, containing fat.

Belladonna 

Catarrh of the salivary ducts; peculiar odor from mouth, with but slightly coated tongue; thick, white mucus collects in mouth and throat, with constant inclination to hawk and swallow; constriction of abdomen around navel, inclination to hawk and swallow; constriction of abdomen around navel, as if a ball or lump would form.

Calcarea-ars 

Flat, unpleasant taste; saliva runs together in mouth like water, with tasteless belching; dull, pressing stitches below stomach; with cutting across abdomen; undigested stools with emaciation, palpitation and oppression of chest; albuminuria; bodily and mental relaxation.

Carbo-an 

Indurated pancreas; profuse, tasteless, thin saliva of sweetish, putrid odor; sensation of coldness apparently rising from the abdomen into throat and mouth; eating causes distress and burning in the stomach; long-lasting nausea after meat; vomiting; oppression in epigastrium.

Carbo-veg 

Raising of a watery fluid from stomach; foul taste and offensive odor from mouth; pains deep in between stomach and abdomen; distention of stomach and abdomen; aversion to meat and fat things; to milk, which causes flatulence; plainest food disagrees; burning, light-colored, foetid stools; praecordial anguish.

Lycopodium 

Chronic duodenitis, pressure on hypochondrium produces tender pains in epigastrium and vice versa; dyspepsia, jaundice, calculi pancreatic.

Phosphorus 

TUBERCULOSIS AND FATTY DEGENERATION IN DIFFERENT ORGANS, especially of heart, liver, pancreas or kidney; distressing burning pains in coeliac axis; stools undigested, containing particles of fat or looking like cooked sago; pale, yellow face; anaemia; atrophy of pancreas with diabetes mellitus; neuralgia of coeliac; plexus; morbus Brightii.

Plumbum 

Pain in region of coeliac plexus; sweetish taste; accumulation of sweetish saliva in mouth; empty, sweetish eructations; violent colic, abdomen drawn in to the spine; jaundice; light-colored stools; gangrene.

Podophyllum 

Offensive odor from mouth; copious salivation; satiety from small quantity of food, followed by nausea and vomiting one hour after eating, craving food afterwards; foetid flatulency; stool hard, clayey or frequent; painless, watery diarrhoea; jaundice; gall-stones.

Silicea 

Fatty degeneration or cancer of pancreas; suppuration of salivary glands; canine hunger with nervous, irritable persons; aversion to warm cooked food, disgust for meat; sour eructations; nausea with violent palpitations; induration of pylorus; clothing across abdomen feels too tight; stools contain undigested of pylorus; clothing across abdomen feels too tight; stools contain undigested food, with great exhaustion, but painless.

Uranium-nit 

Ulceration of duodenum and pyloric end of stomach; vomiting of a white fluid; putrid eructations, pains (<) from fasting; urine deposits a muco-purulent sediment, containing albumen, phosphates, lithic acid in excess; glycosuria.