BIOGRAFÍA DE ROYAL ELMORE SWIFT HAYES

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Fuente: Dr. Séror http://www.homeoint.org/seror/biograph/hayesr.htm

Biografía cronológica del Doctor Royal Elmore Swift Hayes (1871-1952)

Médico homeópata americano.

Nacido el 21 de octubre de 1871. Fallecido a los 81 años, el 3 de julio de 1952.

1898. A los 27 años, título del New York Eclectic Medical College.

1900. Tiene 29 años y se convierte en médico homeópata.

Su consulta de medicina homeopática se encontraba en Waterbury, en Connecticut.

1926 (a los 50 años). Presidente del IHA.

Autor extremadamente prolífico. Escribió más de 130 artículos en diferentes revistas pero sobre todo en la Homeopathic Recorder y en el Journal of the American Institute of Homeopathy.

Fue un kentista convencido.

Como estaba locamente enamorado de la música para piano, poseía varios pianos en su casa. Sus compositores preferidos fueron Chopin y Grieg.

Participó como experimentador en la realización de las patogenesias de Erigeron y de Aduaxakah. Nunca he oído hablar del segundo remedio y no he podido encontrar en ninguna parte su patogenesia. En cambio, tanto Léon Vannier como John Henry Clarke recogen la materia médica homeopática de Erigeron que aquí reproducimos.

MMH Léon Vannier (en francés)

Hemorragias de origen digestivo, sobre todo de la faringe y de los órganos genitourinarios.

Agravación: del lado izquierdo; por el menor movimiento; por tiempo lluvioso.

Epistaxis abundante, sangre roja, brillante, con sensación de cuerpo extraño en el esófago.

Epistaxis que sustituye a la menstruación.

Timpanitis con dolores intensos en la región umbilical.

Disuria (Cantharis) con dolor en el riñón izquierdo (Berberis) y dolores vesicales (Terebenthina).

Metrorragia abundante de sangre roja brillante, con irritación violenta del recto (sensación como si el ano estuviera retorcido) y de la vejiga (micciones frecuentes y dolorosas), peor por el menor movimiento.

Leucorrea abundante, entre dos periodos, con trastornos urinarios.

Al menor movimiento, elimina a chorros loquios sanguinolentos.

MMH John Henry Clarke (en inglés)

Erigeron Canadense. Canada Flea-bane. N. O. Compositæ. Tincture from the fresh plant when in bloom.

Clinical.─Black eye. Bruises. Cough. Dysuria. Gleet. Gonorrhœa. Hæmatocele. Hæmorrhages. Hemorrhoids. Placenta prevail. Proctologic. Spermatorrhœa. Wounds.

Characteristics.─Erigeron is chiefly known as a remedy for hæmorrhages and congestions in pretty well all parts of the body. Its characteristic hæmorrhages are bright red. The Indians use it as an application to wounds. It compares as a vulnerary with Arnica.

It has been proved by Burt and others. The throat and genito-urinary organs are specifically affected. Sensation as if something had lodged in upper part of œsophagus. Pains in umbilical region were very prominent. Feeling as if anus had been torn. Urination is painful or suppressed; sharp stinging pains in region of left kidney. Gonorrhœa and gleet have been cured by Erig.

Wilmot Moore has given it with success in three cases of placenta prevail. He gave the 1x trituration (of what part of the plant is not mentioned) on the tongue. Rest >; every movement < flow; = bloody lochia to return. Rainy weather < all symptoms.

Relations.─It is related to Senec., Erech., botanically and in effects.

Compare: Ipec., Ham., Arn., Canth., Copaiv., Sabi., Tereb.

Symptoms.

1. Mind.─Great despondency.

2. Head.─Congestion of the head, red face, nose-bleed; febrile action.─Awakened with dull headache [forehead and r. eye]; with aching distress in all the large joints.─Dull frontal headache with smarting in eyes.

3. Eyes.─Smarting of eyes, all afternoon and evening.─Slight agglutination of lids in morning.

4. Ears.─Loud singing in r. ear.

5. Nose.─Epistaxis of bright-red blood.─Increased secretion of mucus all forenoon.

8. Mouth.─Bad taste in mouth.

9. Throat.─Increased secretion of mucus in nostrils all forenoon, with a feeling of roughness of pharynx and sensation as if something had lodged in the upper part of the œsophagus that caused frequent inclination to swallow.─Rough feeling in pharynx in morning.

11. Stomach.─Violent retching and burning in the stomach, with vomiting of blood.─Eructations of air.─Sharp cutting pains in epigastric region every few minutes followed by dull pains.

12. Abdomen.─Frequent distress in umbilicus with hard, aching distress in whole dorsal region.─Frequent dull pain in umbilical region, with a feeling in anus as if it had been torn.─Constant dull pain in r. umbilicus; twice the pains were severe and cutting (first day, second day pain was in l. umbilicus).─Rheumatic pains in abdominal muscles.─Sudden pain in hypogastrium, followed by mushy stool (7 p.m. first day, 8 p.m. third day).─Dull pain in l. hypogastrium and umbilicus.─Dull pain in hypogastrium followed by dark-coloured, hard, lumpy stool.

13. Stool and Anus.─Natural stool, followed by severe neuralgia in anus with tenesmus.─Stools small, streaked with blood; tormina; burning in the bowels and rectum; hard lumps of fæces mixed with the discharges.─Mushy stools.─Hæmorrhage from the bowels.─Hæmorrhoids; bleeding; with hard, lumpy stools; burning in the margin of anus; it feels as if torn.

14. Urinary Organs.─Urination painful or suppressed.─Dysuria of teething children; frequent desire; crying when urinating; urine profuse, of very strong odour; external parts (female) inflamed or irritated, with considerable mucous discharge.

15. Male Sexual Organs.─Sticky sweat on genitals.─Pain in r. lumbar region passing down to testicle.─Gonorrhœa and gleet.

16. Female Sexual Organs.─Metrorrhagia, with violent irritation of rectum and bladder; after abortion, with diarrhœa and dysuria; with prolapsus uteri.─Very profuse flow of bright-red blood; every movement of patient increases the flow; pallor and weakness.─Leucorrhœa profuse, with spasmodic pains, and irritation of the bladder and rectum.─Bloody lochia return after the least motion; > during rest.

17. Respiratory Organs.─Cough; bloody expectoration; incipient phthisis.

19. Heart.─Palpitation.

20. Back.─Dull aching distress in whole dorsal region.─Dull pains in lumbar and sacral regions.─Severe sticking, stabbing pain in region of l. kidney; passing to r. kidney.

21. Limbs.─Aching dulness in all the joints and limbs.

24. Generalities.─Excessive languor in morning; all day with great depression; no ambition to move in afternoon and evening.

26. Sleep.─Frequent disposition to yawn in afternoon and evening.

Es preciso advertir que los § de Clarke no son correlativos; no se trata de un error sino de una clasificación particular de Clarke para realizar más tarde su repertorio.

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