Usefulness of the bowel nosodes: two cases

Abstract

Two cases are presented the first of which showed few significant improvement from conventional homeopathic remedies and the second of which, after a satisfying response to Sepia, then developed intractable recurrent urinary tract infections. Both of these cases then responded very well to their respective bowel nosodes Dysentery-co and Morgan pure. The cases illustrate the utility of bowel nosodes when evidence of dysbiosis (the first case of the respiratory tract, with additional history of ulcerative colitis and ongoing menopausal complaints; the second of the urinary tract, with green leucorrhea and a history of hemorrhagic uterinefibroids; both cases had been previously treated with several antibiotics) is present and conventional remedies either fail to act or obstacles to further action arise.