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An acute case of convulsions came to us. Many such, what do you call them, incidents happen, what happened before? One day there was a case in advanced pathology. He came up by lift, collapsed in the lift. As a homeopath, we have neither needles, nor oxygen, nor anything to do, nothing like that. So somewhere we feel undermined here. But no, my brother, how many cases I am seeing, another case I remembered, there was a mother who had a very severe headache, in a very bad condition. We had actually set up two beds for patients like this for emergencies. They lifted her from the body, carried her, looked at the physical symptoms, examined the body, and gave what was present. They sent her away. I don't know how many times this has happened. It must have been about two months ago. It was a small child from the camp. He was having convulsions. Thud thud thud thud, he was unconscious. And I got a message from outside. There is an emergency. So the emergency people asked, and I rushed. So he suddenly recovered and I looked at him, got up and looked. I was thinking, along with prescribing, if he did not regain consciousness by this time, I will send him for oxygen and something. So through this case, from these cases, I wanted to tell you that by God's grace, He protected our honor there, the owner did. So as I was thinking, I gave the medicine, perhaps I gave Camphor, I don't know what I gave. He opened his eyes, the convulsions stopped. Come on, brother. So in such a state, what should we do? And she is his wife for whom he had come first for some suspected pathology related to neoplasia in relation to the urinary bladder. So such people, those of the Fath, come to you in such a state, and testing also has to be started by us. [Music] His face is drawn. His hands are like this, conscious but in a convulsive state. Yes. Come on, come on. Look at his hands, how [Music] This is the first, the second, just play it, it's done. He is sweating. He is having difficulty breathing. All the sympathetic surges of emotions along with the stress hormones along with the convulsions. I am telling you in the language of physiology. The one in front [Music] This one is fine, it's down, someone else is fine. Play the first one again and play the first one. [Music] Play again. [Applause] What is it? Show the analysis. Persecuted spasm, convulsion spasm, tonic, an anxiety, other for its sensitivity. Nux Vomica was prescribed in front of us only. How much time did it take? This is for acute convulsions. It won't be like this in chronic. Okay? You need this. Which one is it? In chronic, time is needed for things to heal. Acute ones go like this.