Paralysis Flaccid

PARALYSIS, FLACCID OM 20 30CH USAGE Parkinson’s Disease Paralysis Agitans Paralysis in speech, slow, monotonous. Uncoordinated movements, swaying while walking, tendency to fall toward the affected side. All voluntary movements are slow; muscles limp and flaccid. There is a lack of muscle tone. He wants to move, he makes it move, but the limb will not obey—no movement is there. Very poor memory; mentally deficient.

BREAKDOWN Cerebellum, Hypothalamus, Thalamus, Motor Nerves, Cerebral Artery, Pituitary. The Cerebellum—regulates posture and movement, muscular coordination and balance. An injury or lesion placed here causes disturbances in muscle tone and balance of movements. The Thalamus & Hypothalamus are part of the basal ganglia of the brain, working with sensation and movement.

DOSAGE BD followed by OD over a long period.