Therapeutics of veterinary homoeopathy and repertory

354 Pages·179.061 MB·English

by  Madrewar B.P., Glencross M.

B.P. Madrewar
Matthew Glencross

THERAPEUTICS
OF
Veterinary
Homoeopathy
&
Repertory
DR. B.P. MADREWAR
B.V.Sc. & A.H. (Nagpur); M.V.Sc. (Akola); M.H.M.B.S. (Bihar)
Assistant Director of Animal Husbandry
Regional Artificial Insemination Centre, Aurangabad, Maharashtra
&
MATTHEW GLENCROSS
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THERAPEUTICS OF VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY & REPERTORY
First Edition: 1996
Second Edition: 1999
5th Impression: 2010
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PREFACE
Homoeopathy today occupies a unique place in the world
of therapeutics. The brilliant cures effected by the harmless
remedies have drawn many veterinarians into its fold. More and
more veterinary practitioners are evincing keen interest in this
method of therapy but many find the available vast literature tough
and time-consuming.
By the grace of the Almighty and constant desire to find new
remedies which are easy to administer, have no side effects, with
ability to cure all curable diseases of dumb animals forced me to
study homoeopathic remedies. I tried them on thousands of
animals during my 27 years of service. Many homoeopathic and
biochemic medicines, either in combination or singly, gave
encouraging results details of which are given in this book.
I found 90%, 95% or even 100% cure in various diseases
which had been declared incurable by other system of treatment.
Examples: sequelae of foot & mouth disease, alveolar emphyse
ma, chronic mastitis leading to fibrosis of udder, etc.
It is found that homoeopathic treatment is complementary
to allopathic treatment in animals, and their remedies are
synergistic in action.
I request our vets to come forward and have some more
trials undertaken to develop this branch for the betterment of our
animals.
I have been consistently asked by field vets and farmers
to prepare a book on homoeopathic treatment of animals for their
guidance.
The collection of the material for this book by obtaining
practical and authentic information from my vet friends interested
in homoeopathy has involved labour of some years.
The book is intended to be a guide to vet practitioners to
make trials. The inquisitive reader will find some very useful
information on questions about which they have little knowledge.
It has been said "knowledge of a part of any science is better than
ignorance of the whole."
The busy practitioners desiring to learn homoeopathy
should spare a little time for this profitable study.
I have designed this book to meet their requirements. I
hope this book will serve the twin purposes of quickly initiating
the beginners into homoeopathy and to kindle in them the passion
for further study of classical literature.
In this book I have often mentioned remedies recommend
ed by various authorities, named in the list of references at the
end.
B.P. Madrewar
"Laxmikant", 89 Maniknagar
Taroda (BK), Nanded - 431605
(Maharashtra)
FOREWORD
Dr. B. P. Madrewar, who was my M.V.Sc. student in 1973-
74, has written this book on the much needed but hardly touched
field of use of homoeopathy in livestock. We all know that
homoeopathy is being effectively practised on human beings for
centuries. Awareness in problems of health and production in
animals has attained great significance under the changed
economic scenerio of the country. Although allopathy is practised
for treatment of animals presently, a therapy cheaper, more
effective and less harmful in terms of side-effects is needed for
the ailing livestock of the rural poor. Dr. Madrewar, by writing this
book, has rendered a great service in this direction.
Dr. Madrewar had earlier published a book on homoeopathy
in Marathi. However, due to constant demand for use of
homoeopathy in treating animals, he has now written this book
in English and added more information based on his experience.
It is with great pleasure that I went through this book
THERAPEUTICS OF VETERINARY HOMOEOPATHY. In my
opinion this book will be of immense help to practising
veterinarians, students and to those interested in homoeopathy
in general. The chapter "QUICK PRESCRIPTION" will be helpful
from practical point of view even to livestock owners.
I wish Dr. B.P. Madrewar every success in his endeavour
to serve the veterinary profession.
21st September, 1995 Dr. Jayant Honmode
Akola
Director of Research)
Punjabrao Krishi Vidyapeeth,
Akola-444104
OPINION
I have known Dr. Madrewar as an honest and dedicated
civil servant for many years. He was a responsible officer in the
Veterinary department of Maharashtra State in 1968 and I had
occasions to see Dr. Madrewar's veterinary skill.
I am much impressed by the fact that Dr. Madrewar has
put in a great deal of study and diligence to learn homoeopathy
as an extracurricular activity so to say. He may not be an
institutionally qualified homoeopath, but those who know this
science well vouchsafe for the depth of his knowledge and
experience and his THERAPEUTICS OF VETERINARY
HOMOEOPATHY is a further proof. He has gone into the healing
art merely for labour of love.
In India facilities for veterinary treatment are till today
woefully inadequate in spite of efforts made by govt, since
independence. Modern medicines are very expensive for the
majority of our people (farmers) and they find it much more
convenient to turn to homoeopathy and other forms of treatment.
I am sure, Therapeutics of Veterinary Homoeopathy will
meet a very real need.
Date: Sept. 11, 1995 Dr. M.A. Ghafoor
Place: Parbhani M.V.Sc, Ph.D.
1. President, Section of Medical
& Veterinary
83rd Session (1996) Indian Science
Congress Association
2. Ex Dean, Marathwada Agricultural
University, Parbhani.
\ 3) Emeritus Scientist, ICAR, 1988-1990.
4) SJier-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural
^Science & Technology, Srinagar.
Contents
Preface iii
Foreword V
Acknowledgement vii
Chapter - 1 - Homoeopathy in Veterinary Practice 1
Chapter - 2 - Administration of Homoeopathic
Medicines to Animals 7
Chapter - 3 - Prevention of Disease by Homoeopathy 13
Chapter - 4 - Poultry Diseases 19
Chapter - 5 - Diseases of Dog 37
Chapter - 6 - Diseases of Calves 57
Chapter - 7 - Diseases of Eye and Ear 81
Chapter - 8 - Diseases of the Skin 89
Chapter - 9 - Diseases of the Digestive System 95
Chapter - 10 - Diseases of the Respiratory System 89
Chapter - 11 - Diseases of the Female
Reproductive Tract, Infertility 127
Chapter - 12 - Diseases of the Musculoskeletal
System 153
Chapter- 13 - Disorders of Metabolism and
Mineral Deficiencies 165
Chapter - 14 - Diseases Caused by Bacteria,
- Virus and Protozoa 177
Chapter - 15 - Fever and Hyperthermia 199
Chapter - 16 - Homoeopathic and Biochemic
Combination Formulas 203
Chapter - 17- Quick Prescription 213
Chapter - 18- Twelve Tissue Remedies 241
Chapter - 19 - Homoeopathic Materia Medica 263
Chapter - 20 - Nosodes and Oral Vaccines 293
References 297
REPERTORY
Introduction 301
How to use the Repertory 303
A Quick word of Posology 304
The use of Nosodes and oral vaccines 306
Mind 307
Head 308
Eyes 308
Ears 310
Nose 311
Mouth m
Tongue 312
Teeth 312
Throat 313
The Digestive system 313
Stool 316
Rectum 316
The Urinary System 317
Male Sexual System 318
Female Sexual System 319
Respiration 321
Cough 322
Heart 323
Spine 324
The Skeletal System 324
Muscular System 325
Skin 326
Generalities 329
Modalities 332
Bibliography 298