12/31/2025
If you’re a regular user of the Banerji Protocols, you’ve likely come across Medorrhinum 200—often recommended for both acute and chronic UTIs. But have you ever paused to ask why this remedy plays such a central role? Let’s unpack it.
Medorrhinum isn’t just a random choice. Its effectiveness lies in its deep action on miasmatic susceptibility—particularly within the urogenital and renal systems. This makes it a foundational remedy for addressing not just UTIs but broader kidney-related conditions as well.
Beyond the urinary system, Medorrhinum also has a strong affinity for the joints, making it the third-line remedy in the Banerji Protocols for rheumatism. This speaks to its versatility in chronic systemic conditions.
Medorrhinum & Thuja: A Complementary Pair
What makes the Banerji Protocols so effective is their layered approach—using first-, second-, and third-line remedies that target different dimensions of a condition. Often, these remedies are complementary, designed to work synergistically depending on the patient’s unique presentation.
Medorrhinum and Thuja are closely connected. While Medorrhinum is often seen as the nodal point for the sycotic miasm, Thuja plays an equally important role, especially in UTI and cystitis protocols.
In fact, you’ll notice that both remedies frequently appear across multiple lines in the protocols for urinary conditions. From a clinical perspective, they often go hand-in-hand, supporting each other’s action and broadening the healing scope.
Medorrhinum’s role in the Banerji Protocols is both deliberate and strategic. Understanding the why behind its use empowers you to apply these protocols with greater confidence and insight!
Learn more about these remedies below!
https://cristinavillacorta.com/blog/how-to-treat-cystitis-and-chronic-utis-with-a-few-homeopathic-remedies/