From: Gaela Pink
To: <homeopathy@homeolist.com>
Subject: information about Monillia
Hello,
I would really appreciate some help finding information about the remedy Monillia Albicans - even just the key rubrics, but especially any mind symptoms such as fears.
Has there been a proving of this remedy? Does anyone know an online source for info about it? I know that some homeopathic software probably has this info, but mine doesn't, and it's not in any of the Materia medica that I have.
I also googled it and didn't find any info that wasn't just about Candida.
Thank you for any assistance with this,
Sincerely,
Gaela Pink

Julian MM of Nosodes\Monilia-albicans or candida-albicansMONILIA-ALBICANS or CANDIDA-ALBICANS



<BIBLIOGRAPRY>

<Fallex Jean>
Antibiotiques fongiques et Sycose. Courrier des Medicins

Homoeopaths francais No. 22, avril, 1959, p. 14.


<Julian, O.A.>
Biotherapiques et Nosodes Maloine, Paris 1962.


<Stock>
Candida albicans or Monila albicans is a mushroom which appears in culture like oval or round yeasts, budding, with thin walls, accompanied by mycelian filaments formed of articles of variable lengths and have round endings.

It is characterised by special spores (Chlarnydospores) of 6 to 12 x diameter with thick separating wall.

Its identification is done by the physiological character of assimilation and fermentation of sugar.

A saprophyte of the human and animal digective tract, which may under some conditions (antibiotherapy, diabetis) prolifer and provoke some pathological manifestations of the skin, of mucouses and of visceras.

Its homoeopathic preparation is made from M. T. (alcoholic) 1/10 of a lysate of culture of Monila Albicans supplied by Pasteur Institute.

The clinical pathogenesis is the work of Jean Fallex.


<Clinical CORTICO-Visceral PROTOCOL OR Clinical Pathogenesis>

<1. General>
Allergoso-mesenchymatous subjects (Psoro sychotic), with pathological reactions on the skin, mucouses and on organs (digestive, genital).


<2. Digestive Apparatus>

<(a) Mouth, tongue, pharynx>
Tongue, thick, dry, cracked, red, scrotal. Tongue white on its posterior part, like soft brush.

Aphthous, stomatitis with vesicles, white deposit and foetid breath.

Gingivitis. Bleeding.

Dryness of the mouth and of the tongue. Dry lips, cracked, scorched, crusty. (b) Stomach, intestines, abdomen: Painful spasmodic enterocolitis. Constipation.


<3. Respiratory Apparatus>
Allergic asthma.


<4. Genital Apparatus>
Vulvitis and lichenoid vaginitis with vesicles and pustules; intense itching and oozing which may end in keratinisation.

Kraurosis of vulva. Utero-ovarian congestion.


<5. Locomotor System>
Polyarticular arthritis.


<6. Skin>
Eczema with the characteristic of linear fissure localised in the folds of the skin and mucouses.

Interdigital eczema of feet with maceration of the skin under which is formed a fine crack, linear and red more or less deep and painful.

Vesicles on the back of the feet.

Peri-ungual inflammation and attack on the keratine of the nails with less thick furrows.

Interdigital eruption vesiculous and itching, onyxitis.

Linear form of eczema, localised at the back of the knee joints, peri-anal, inguino peri-anal, under the breasts, axillas, folds of elbows.

Symmetric eczema of the thorax, arms, forearms.


<POSOLOGY>
J. Fallax recommends 15 CH.


<DIFFERENTIAL Diagnosis>
Thuya, Medorrhinum.


<Clinical Diagnosis>
Aphthae; aphthous fever; gingivitis; painful, spasmodic enterocolitis; constipation after antibiotics; allergic asthma, vulvitis and vulvovaginitis, kraurosis of the vulva, fissured, linear eczema of the folds of the skin and mucouses.

Interdigital eczema of hands and feet. Dermatosis after antibiotics.