Organ-Aid (Homoeopathy)

Question of Anatomy 1 st  paper (2008-2006) 1)      Define cell. Draw and level a typical human cell. 09, 07      b. Give the parts of human cell with figure. 06 2)      Describe cell membrane and mitochondria. 07 3)      Give the function of mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum. 06 4)      What is nucleus? What is chromosome? 08 5)      What are cell organells? 08 6)      Give short note on endoplasmic reticulum. 08 7)      What is chromatin? Give its function. 06 8)      What are the types of cell division? Describe prophase 1 of first mitotic cell division. 06 9)      What do you mean by horizontal, median, sagital and frontal plane? 06 10)  Describe chromosome in ...

Biography of dr.md.ferdous dr.md.ferdous BHMS(University Of Dhaka-Course) DHMS(BHB-Dhaka) M.A in English literature

What Is Pneumonia? Pneumonia  is caused by an inflammation of the lung caused by infection with bacteria, viruses and other organisms.  Pneumonia is usually triggered when a patient's defense system  is weakened , most often by a simple viral upper respiratory tract infection or a case of influenza. Infections or other triggers do not cause pneumonia directly but they alter the mucous lining and encouraging bacterial growth. Other immune system factors can also make people susceptible to bacterial growth and pneumonia. The Types Of Pneumonia Bacteria  are the most common causes of pneumonia, but these infections can also be caused by other microbial organisms. The most common cause of pneumonia is the gram-positive bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae,  also called  Pneumococcal pneumonia . The most common  gram-negative  cause of pneumonia is  Haemophilus influenzae . This occurs in people with chronic lung disease, older people...

What is typhoid fever? Persons with typhoid fever usually have a sustained fever as high as 103° to 104° F (39° to 40° C). They may also feel weak, or have stomach pains, headache, or loss of appetite. In some cases, patients have a rash of flat, rose-colored spots. The only way to know for sure if an illness is typhoid fever is to have samples of stool or blood tested for the presence of S. Typhoid. Causes of typhoid Contamination of food products and water supplies with infected fecal matter causes widespread infections. Flies can spread the infection directly from stool to foods. Typhoid is a water and food borne disease. Poor as well as developing countries such as Asian countries (India, Pakistan, Shri Lanka, Bangladesh), African countries have Enteric fever as a major health menace. Homoeopathic Treatment #Baptisia. [Bapt] Perhaps no remedy presents a clearer picture of a typical case of typhoid fever than Baptisia, yet it is far from being indicated i...

AesculusHippocastanum MIND Mind, absent-minded (See Forgetful) (p. 1) Mind, anger, irascibility (See Irritability and Quarrelsome) (p. 2) Mind, cheerful, gay, happy (See Mirth) (p. 10) Mind, concentration, difficult  (p. 13) Mind, confusion of mind (See Concentration)  (p. 13) Mind, confusion, morning, waking, on (p. 14) Mind, confusion, waking, on  (p. 16) Mind, death, sensation of (p. 17) Mind, delirium (p. 18) Mind, delusions, lost, fancies herself, on waking (p. 29) Mind, dullness, sluggishness, difficulty of thinking and comprehending (p. 37) Mind, dullness, morning (p. 37) Mind, dullness, morning, waking, on  (p. 38) Mind, dullness, night, on waking (p. 38) Mind, escape, attempts to (p. 39) Mind, escape, attempts to, window, from  (p. 39) Mind, ideas abundant, clearness of mind (p. 52) Mind, indolence, aversion to work (p. 55) Mind, irritability (See Anger)  (p. 57) Mind, irritability, evening (agg.) (p. 58) Mind, mem...

We are very proud of our 16 December 2017 great great victory day. I wish peace and eternal mercy for who had sacrificed their life by struggling 9 month,s war . due to this struggle achieved our todays victory. by dr.md.ferdous Founder and consultant Organ- Aid Homoeopathic Health Center, Alipura. organ-aid.com dr.ferdous.bd@gmail.com   

1ST Observation : - " A prolonged aggravation, and final decline of the patient". Meaning : The medicine may or may not have been a correct one; but surely the potency was very high, and the medicine was deep-acting antipsoric. Therefore, instead of helping, it has established destruction; since there have been enough irreversible tissue changes. Duty of the Physician : It necessitates immediate antidoting. After re-case-taking, a more similar medicine in low potency is to be prescribed. High potency should never be used in chronic and doubtful cases iv dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">