Similia Health Academy

14/02/2026

04/02/2026

- Most Common Conductive Hearing Loss in adult >>Wax impaction

- Most Common Conductive Hearing Loss in children >> Otitis media with effusion

- Most CommonSensorineural hearing loss in adults >> Presbycusis

- Most Common Sensorineural hearing loss in children >> Heredofamilar non-syndromatic

- Most Common Vibratory tinnitus >> Hyperdynamic circulation,Pregnancy, anemia,
Thyrotoxicoss …

- Most Common Cause of Otitis media with effusion in children >> Adenoid

- Most Common Organism causing Acute Otitis media >> Pneumcocci

- Most Common Route of acute otitis media >> Eustachean tube following common cold
(rhinogenic)

01/02/2026

30/01/2026

We have to consider Hepar Sulph in ordinary catarrh or what is called a 'cold' with aching through the body.Hepar seldom is a remedy in the incipiency,but for the advanced stage of a cold. If it be given at the commencement,it frequently spoils the case, whether it be one of coryza or of sore throat, because it is more suitable to what has been termed 'a ripened cold' when phlegm has formed.

-E.A. Farrington

25/01/2026

Stiffness of joints is a common feature in COCCULUS.It belongs to the limbs in general.But it is a strong symptom I will mention it here.
Limbs straightened out and held there for a while are painful when flexed.
Persons who have been suffering from anxiety, prostrated will lie on the back, straighten out the limbs,and get up only with great difficulty.
A man will stretch out his leg on a chair and can't flex it until he reaches down with his hands to assist. Such things are strange.

-J.T.Kent

23/01/2026

Stammering; repeat the first syllable three or four times,with abdominal ailments;,with helminthiasis_SPIGELIA

*repeat the last syllable-_LYCOPODIUM

-H.C.ALLEN

20/01/2026

When a symptom is common to all or too many remedies, it is not important.
Hahnemann emphasis is upon the symptoms strange,rare and peculiar.
These are most important.
We must be guided by the symptoms that are strange,rare and peculiar.

-J.T.Kent