Homoeopathic therapeutics.

  • Lilienthal, Samuel, 1815-1891.
Date:
1879
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Credit: Homoeopathic therapeutics. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Oarbo an. Tumor has a tendency to become indurated, with burning sensation. Carb. veg. Bluish look of tumor, which is very hard, with prick- ing-shooting pains. Kreasote. Corrosive itching and burning of tumor; spasmodic pains, extending from above downward. Lycopodium. Tearing stitches in affected parts; sensation of dryness ; borborygmi in left hypochondrium, worse at 4 and better after 8 p.m. Nitric acid. Much itching, with sticking pain in tumor. Phosphorus. Stinging and burning of tumor, worse during or after a walk. Platina. Painful sensitiveness, with inward coldness of vulva. Sepia. Burning, itching, throbbing, or jerking in tumor ; reddish sediment in urine, which adheres to the vessel with great tenacity. Silicea. Violent soreness and burning of the part, with eruption on inner side of thigh. Sulphur. Troublesome itching of part, with pimples all around. Thuja. Sufferings increased during motion and immediately after- wards, so that she may be compelled to lie down. When they bleed use arnica, where haemorrhage is the result of coition or of an injury. COCCUS cacti. Pain in vulva so severe when going to bed that she is obliged to sit up and go to sleep in that position ; throbbing and burning in tumor, and excoriated feeling on walking. Kreasote. Bleeding continues, with marked intermissions, at times pale and almost ceasing, and then starting afresh. Lachesis. Vicarious haemorrhage, pain increases in intensity until relieved by flow of blood, and, as haemorrhage subsides, pain returns. Phosphorus. Blood flows profusely for awhile and then ceases, when it flows again and so on. Pulsatilla. Blood changeable in appearance, flows more in day- time when walking. Encysted tumors: baryt., calc, graph., lye, kali c, nitr. ac, sab., Sep., sil., sulph. Neuralgia of vulva. See Vagina. WARMTH, Deficient. Tendency to feel chilly, etc. § 1. Principal remedies for this symptom : 1, ars., bry., camph., carb. veg., con., dulc, ipec, lye, natr., natr. m., puis., ran., rhus, ve- ratr.; 2, aeon., alum., ang., arn., calc, caps., caust., chen., chin., eu- phorb., ferr., led., mere, natr., natr. m., nitr., nitr. ac.,nux. v., oleand., op., phosph., sabad., sarsap., sep., staph., stram., sulph., thnj.; 3, aur., baryt., bell., carb. an., cic, graph., hell., hyos., kal., magn. arct., sec, squill., staph., tart. § 2. a. When there is an excessive want of animal heat: 1, ars., chel., con., phosph., puis., ran., rhus., sep., veratr. ; 2, aeon., alum., ang., calc, camph., caps., caust., chel., chin., euphorb., ferr., ipec, led., lye, natr., natr. m., nitr., nitr. ac, nux v., oleand., op., sabad., sarsap., staph., stram., sulph., tart., thuj. b. For great sensitiveness to the open air: 1, amm., calc, caps.,