Stomach Cancer and the Homeopathic Remedy

Abstract

Cancer means an uncontrolled cell growth of an animal with neighbouring invasion. The pathological cells go on metastasis. In blood cancer, it does not. The development of the gastric cancer takes place to any part of the stomach. The disease spreads through the affected organ or nearby tissues. Primarily, it does not produce painful symptoms. In later part, it produces abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, weight loss, blood vomiting and dysphagia. In most cases Helicobacter pylori is the cause of gastric cancer. In homeopathic literature we can read that all types of cancer stem from the effect of chronic miasms. Homeopathic medicines in many cases are able to cure the disease. The percentage of cure is not ignorable. The medicine also acts as good palliatives.

Keywords

Cancer - Oncovirus - Metastasis - Dysphasia - Helicobacter pylori - Chronic miasms and symptoms - Cadmium sulphuricum - Arsenicum album - Sulphur

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