I have been short of breath lately. I get short winded and i yawn...a lot! i dont really know what could be the cause of this i am only 15 5'9 and 163pounds..at first i thought maybe it was because i was a little obese but am i really over weight much? please help in a cause or a quess of what could be wrong.

star

Hello Star, didn't you post something about your knees being painful a few weeks ago?

It is necessary for you to take some time to post a full history of your health and symptoms. What makes them better or worse. What fears you might have eg certain types of animal, situations etc. Food likes and dislikes etc

Dear Star212,

Your symptom, yawning with shortness of breath (dyspnea) is a very peculiar symptom, which is fortunate because from 3,000 remedies, we are down to 3: baptisia, bromium and sulphur. Of the 3, bromium is the more highly indicated. If I were you, I would look these 3 remedies up and see which one best covers your case.

Sincerely,

Snoopy

havwe you taken a remedy lately??? and if posted her before, bring up that old post.also, breathingprrobs could originate fro a dislocated back,then a chiro is needed. and its no danger sign.

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hi okay here is the deal i dont think i have any back problems or i would probably be experianceing pain. but i could very well be wrong. what i wonder is if i have inflammed alvioles or broncitis. or something in my lungs but would tha cause pain also?? i will look up those 3 things snoopy and get back to you

If sulp is the remedie, the possibilty for a backproblem is big, and it need not to be noticed, sulp has a locked diafragma, and the causation to that, is often the back, but can be caused my medicaments too.
Bromum, is a unstable remedie, with unstable reactions, better use kali brom, and in LM.

Remember, don't eliminate the remedy based on what you do not have that is part of the remedy. Rather choose the remedy based on what you do have being in the remedy.
Shirley

That is excellent advice, Shirley. Always prescribe on what is present in the remedy and in the patient, not eliminate remedies on what is absent.



[This message has been edited by DavidJK (edited 23 November 2000).]

Star, you need to know that the homoeopaths who are thinking about remedies for you are having to use guesswork because you have not supplied enough information about yourself and your health.
It's not wise to stuff in a remedy without either posting a full case here for analysis or consulting a homoeopath in your locality.