Hellos from Canada, My feline patient has Hypersthesia Disorder. It is of unknown origin, may be CNS, and mimics compulsive behavioural diseases. She is controlled by Gabapentin TID with help at times from a "thundershirt". Her guardian worries if it worsens she will need to begin SSRI's or Phenobarbital. This entails chronic blood work for liver changes which means extra costs in her Covid job loss budget. (Perhaps human dosing with passion flower too? Worries of future are such a common topic for some.) Would Oat Glycerite be appropriate for this type of nervous stimulation? This kitty will excessive twitch then groom over dorsum. Luckily there is no chewing at skin or hallucination type behaviour.
Thank you in advance! Sandy
Fresh Oat may help, I would also use Skullcap glycerite, it is even more appropriate. Other herbs that might be of use include Blue Vervain, possibly Gou Teng, Tian Ma, Bacopa, Yuan Zhi, depending on energetics and symptoms.
1 Mar 2022 | 20:03
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