Aconitum lycoctonum

642.13.01 Aconitum lycoctonum, CaseWoman, 50, polyneuropathy.
She has pain in her feet, tingling, bubbling worse from walking fast.
She has cramps in her uterus since the start of her menopause.
She is obese and has followed many diets in vain.
In her pregnancy she had toxicosis.
She works as an attendant for mentally handicapped children. She likes very much to bring joy to paralysed children and to see their progress. But then she was criticised by her manager for being too enthusiastic, too close to her children and was taken away from them. This affected her very deeply and she wept a lot. She felt abused for her efforts and skills and then thrown away as useless. Then her neuropathy started.
She feels vulnerable, in appraisals and evaluations of her work, in the hospital where she has no grip on what will be done. She is easily hurt. She is very soft, too good to other people, always helping, cannot say no, is always nice and friendly.
She feels better with children, makes contact with them very easily and fast.
She prefers to stay at home, sleep in her own bed, that dark, quiet space.
Her mother was a warm but hysterical woman. Her mother could not handle other children coming to play. Her social sphere was narrowed. Her mother could not help it; she had been damaged too much.AnalysisCarbon series: attendant of children; handicapped.
Ranunculaceae: soft, too good to others; hysterical.
Stage 7: always helping.Follow upAfter Aconitum lycoctonum Mk the complaints of the polyneuropathy disappeared in a few months.