Psoric headache
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Psoric headache is characterized by headaches in the frontal, temporal, and tempo-parital regions. It is caused by hunger, sun exposure, or suppressed eruptions. The headaches are often one-sided or long-standing like migraines, with a sharp, severe, and paroxysmal sensation. The headaches worsen in the morning when the sun ascends and improve in the afternoon when the sun descends, as well as with rest, quiet, sleep, and hot applications. Associated symptoms include bilious attacks once or twice per month, throbbing and redness of the face, and great hunger before and during the headache.
Psoric headache
- 1. Psoric headache Dr md shahriar kabir, BHMS (DU) Lecturer, Chronic disease, case taking & repertory Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College Mirpur14, Dhaka 1206 Bangladesh web: www.microdoshomoeopathi.com E-mail: microdoshirok@gmail.com Phone: +8801712966190 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 1
- 3. Causation Hunger . Exposure to the sun. From suppressed eruptions. 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 3
- 4. Natures One-sided headaches (also syphilitic). Long standing headaches like migraine. Sharp, severe paroxysmal headache. 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 4
- 5. Sensation Throbs Rush of blood to the head with a sensation of heat & flashing. 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 5
- 6. Modalities Worse: Morning- when sun ascends. Better: Afternoon- when sun decent. Rest, quiet & sleep. Hot application. 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 6
- 7. Concomitants 1.Bilious attacks, which come on once or twice a month. 2.Throbbing & redness of the face. 3.There may be great hunger before & during headache. 1/22/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 7