Tongue coated yellowish in the posterior part Head-strong, irritable, fearful, vindictive, sensitive to noise and light Great emaciation (marked on neck), losing flesh while eating wellĬraving for lime, slate, pencil, papers and charcoalĬracks in muco-cutaneous junction especially fissures in rectum and corners of mouth Stupid, singing, dancing, crazy, makes strange gestures Tendency for lymphatic glandular enlargementĭesire for eggs, aversion to meat and milkĭesires lime, slate, pencils, earth, chalk, clay etcĬhilly patient, thin, emaciated, unable to stand, ricketyĪggravation from damp, cold weather, change of weather, mental exertionĪbnormal appetite for chalk, charcoal, coal, cabbage, which are relishedĬonvulsive with tendency to bend backward Peevish, irritable, cannot bear to be touched or looked atĬraving for starch, chalk, charcoal, cloves, coffee or tea grounds, raw rice, acidsĪlumina is one of the chief antidotes for lead poisoning (complication of pica)Ĭonstipation, no desire for stools for number of days and soft stool requires great strainingĬraving for chalk, charcoal, coal and pencils Inability to bear heat of sun, verse from over exertion in the sun and from over-heatingĪversion to cold bathing and aggravation therefromĬraving and intolerance for acids, pickles and bread Be sure to monitor your child’s outside play, as wel HOMOEOPATHIC TREATMENT FOR PICA ![]() ![]() If your child has been diagnosed with pica, you can reduce his or her risk of eating nonfood items by keeping those items out of reach in your home. If you pay close attention to eating habits and supervise children who tend to put things into their mouths, you may be able to catch the disorder early, before complications can happen. Proper nutrition may help some children keep from developing it.
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