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Wyethia helenioides

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
6Campanulidae
Phase
4Asterales
Subphase
4Helianthoideae
Stage
7
Name

Wyethia helenioides

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Case 5

Chapter

666.44.07

Book
Family
666.44.07 Wyethia helenioides, CaseGirl, 1, otitis.
She has frequent ear infections with fever of 40°, radiating heat, left sided ear pains better from touch. After few days it starts discharging thick yellow pus. She has a constant coryza with a running nose. The complaints started at five months, a month or so after the first vaccinations. In her second month she developed an eczema on the left cheek with a scaly hard red skin.
Her mother had nausea and fatigue during pregnancy, hypertension and was depressed because she was looking what she wanted to do. The home labour did not succeed so she was hospitalised and in the end it resulted in a vacuum extraction. Her mother was to tense because she wanted to do the labour very well. The girl was breast fed for six weeks only because the mother did not have and milk.
She is curious and moves a lot. She is easy with other people and likes to be taken up, has an aversion to be alone.
AnalysisHigh fever indicates Asteraceae.
Follow upAfter the Wyethia MK she had a running nose for two days and was pulling at her ears. After that she felt okay, did not have any otitis or fevers anymore. She felt good and was quiet, could longer a play on her own.
The ten years she never had otitis anymore.
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  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›6 Campanulidae
  • ›4 Asterales
  • ›4 Helianthoideae