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Require the description of weisbaden

I have not the description of Weisbaden, if you sent me the same I will be very thanful to u. I already claim for the same desription.

Thanks

(Dr. Riaz)
 
  saiful on 2005-11-29
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This is from a vague memory, so I may be wrong: I believe it is slightly acidic water from a spring, in the German city of the same name (Wiesbaden, not Weisbaden)
 
monza last decade
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A DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL
MATERIA MEDICA
By John Henry CLARKE, M.D.
Presented by Médi-T ®

Wiesbaden.

The Spring at Wiesbaden, in Prussia. (Contains in sixteen ounces Carbonic acid 6.416 cubic inches, Nitrogen 0.103 cubic inches; of the following solids, in grains, Nat. m. 52.49, K. mur. 1.119 Li. mur. 0.00138, Am. mur. 0.128, Calc. mur. 3.617, Mag. mur l.566, Mag. bro. 0.027, Calc. sul. 0.692, Calc. ph. 0.0029, Calc ars. 0.0015, Calc. c. 3.210, Mag. c. 0.079, Fer. c. 0.043, Mang. c. 0.004, Silicic acid 0.46, Alumina silicica 0.603; traces of Mag. iod., Stro. c., Cup. c.) Dilution.

Clinical.─Amenorrhœa. Angina pectoris. Body, odour of, offensive. Constipation. Corns. Diarrhœa. Ear-wax, excessive. Epistaxis. Glaucoma. Gout. Hæmorrhage. Hæmorrhoids. Hair, rapid growth of; falling of; grows darker. Hernia, inguinal; femoral. Indigestion. Miscarriage, prevents. Rheumatism. Sterility. Vertigo; caduca. Whitlow.

Characteristics.─The hot, chlorinated saline springs of Wiesbaden (Fontes Mattiaci of Pliny) contain 8.176 grammes of solids to each litre, and of these Nat. mur. makes up more than seven grammes. The baths, which constitute the chief part of the treatment, are extremely excitant. The baths, combined with drinking the water, generally determine at the commencement of the cure certain phenomena of saturation which disappear on temporary suspension of the treatment. The most common of these is a saburral state of the stomach, and a feeling of fulness and tension in the whole abdomen. Gout and rheumatism are the chief affections for which Wiesbaden is sought. Passive or atonic gout is the only kind for which Wiesb. is suited, and these cases usually pass through a period of aggravation before improvement sets in. Torpid and nodous rheumatism are benefited, the douche being employed as well as the bath. Paralysis.; muscular and tendinous contractions; sprains; in complete anchyloses; stiffness from old fractures; gunshot wounds which are slow to heal, are also benefited by Wiesb. "Abdominal plethora and portal obstruction are relieved." "By the artificial congestion which they set up in the venous plexus of the rectum they have for an almost constant effect the disengorgement of the viscera under the diaphragm, and the prevention of stasis in their parenchyma" (Constantin James─to whom I am indebted for the whole of the above facts). Apelt observed the effects of drinking the water and excessive bathing. Magdeburg observed the effects on eight healthy persons. The excitant, congestive, and evacuant effects mentioned by James appear in the provings. Blood rushes to the face. There is vertigo when lying in bed; and vertigo which causes falling. Hæmorrhages occur from anus and nose which relieve other symptoms. Fermentation occurs in the abdomen, and there is great exhaustion after diarrhœa. Hæmorrhoidal flow occurs with > of abdominal plethora. In one case nose-bleed occurred persistently for six weeks, at the end of which a weakness of vision bordering on blindness was cured. During the menses there is great weakness; also constipation. A number of remarkable symptoms appeared in reference to the skin and nails. The hair grew rapidly and became darker. Nails also grew rapidly. Corns and callosities dropped off. Berridge cured with Wiesb. 200 a Miss B., 21, of a soft corn between fourth and fifth toes of right foot. There was burning and shooting pain in the corn (H. P., vii. 477). With the sweat of Wiesb. there is itching. The sweat on the diseased parts made a brown stain. The urine stiffened linen. The symptoms were: > By nose-bleed; by hæmorrhoidal flux. < During menses. < From coffee (frequent micturition). < Lying in bed (vertigo).

Relations.─Compare: Nat. m. Corns, Fer. pic. Callosities, Ant. c. Hair turns darker, jabor., Pilo., Wild.

SYMPTOMS.

1. Mind.─Becomes more cheerful (after 7th d.).─Impatient, depressed, hopeless.─Anxiety and uneasiness prevent sleep.─Apprehensive.─Ill-humour.─Peevish, talks to no one.─Disinclined to think.

2. Head.─Vertigo: falls while walking; whirling in head, kind of insensibility, trembling faintness, spasmodic hiccough, alternations of chills and heat, thirst, hæmorrhage while riding in a carriage.─Dizziness and heaviness of head while lying in bed, sensation as if she would fall.─Reeling and tottering, objects move before the eyes.─Head heavy, dull.─Hair: grows much more rapidly than usual; falls out and grows again rapidly; new growth darker; formerly soft, becomes hard and brittle.─On scalp: large boils; desquamation; itching, as from vermin; intolerable; incessant.

3. Eyes.─Glistening of eyes without clearness; slimy moisture is wiped from them.─Copious secretion: tenacious; slimy; purulent.─Moisture in canthi.─Eyes ache.─Pressure deep in eyeballs.─Eyeballs painful.─Increased tension.─Falling of eyebrows and lashes, with rapid secondary growth.─Itching of lids and margins.─All things seem to move before eyes when walking; reeling; staggers to and fro.─Weakness of vision > by persistent nose-bleed.

4. Ears.─Copious secretion of ear-wax; soft; slimy; pale brown; thin, almost fluent.─Tickling sticking in meatus.─Much itching of ear, > after copious flow of ear-wax.─Pains in ears.─Roaring in ears with diminished hearing.

5. Nose.─Frequent sneezing, secretion of thick mucus.─Secretion from nose: watery; tenacious, like isinglass; yellow mucus for four months.─Nose-bleed for six weeks, with which weakness of vision, bordering on blindness, disappeared.─Inclination to nose-bleed.─Frequent itching of nostrils.

6. Face.─Expression of suffering.─Face: sunken; emaciated; red and hot, with itching; circumscribed redness.─Blood rushes violently to face.─Sensation of cobweb lying on skin of l. cheek (2nd d.).─Profuse sweat on face compels rubbing.

8. Mouth.─Teeth seem too long.─Drawing tearing in teeth, so he could scarcely eat.─Gums: became scorbutic after long bathing; blistered; loose and painful; sore while eating.─Tongue: fuzzy with nauseous taste; white on edges; middle brown.─Injected veins under tongue.─Mouth dry.─Skin forms folds on inner side of mouth, lips, and cheeks, after which it peels off.─Tickling in posterior part of palate.─Very bad taste in morning.

9. Throat.─Inclination to clear throat.─Swollen cervical and parotid glands.

11. Stomach.─Appetite: great; at first increased, afterwards diminished.─Thirst: great, with chilliness; for refreshing drinks.─Qualmish; inclination to vomit; vomiting.─Promotes. digestion.─Pressure in stomach, feeling of fulness and visible swelling of epigastric region.

12. Abdomen.─(Inflammation of the liver.).─Violent pain in region of spleen.─Emission of much flatus; preceded by much rumbling and fermentation in abdomen.─Fermentation < after drinking the water.─Heaviness.─Colic.─Dragging from abdomen, half-way down r. thigh, at the point where a femoral hernia had protruded, with a sensation as if the hernia would protrude (lasting several days, very distressing).─Swelling of r. inguinal region, with a sensation of an inguinal hernia.

13. Stool and Anus.─Hæmorrhage from rectum.─Hæmorrhoidal flow (curative of abdominal plethora).─Burning in rectum and bowels.─While urinating very urgent desire for stool.─Diarrhœa: early in morning, after drinking the water; scanty; copious, slimy; then liquid, mixed with lumps, great exhaustion; then pasty; involuntary; black; grey; slimy; smells like rotten eggs.─Stools more seldom as activity of skin or kidneys increases.─Constipation.─Retained stool.─No stool during menses.─Stool lustreless, like hardened membranous bile.

14. Urinary Organs.─(Inflammation of the kidneys.).─Pressure in region of kidneys.─Urination frequent; during night; < after coffee; scanty with perspiration.─Urine: copious, becoming dark, with a greenish-yellow sediment; clear, light yellow, fatty; sediment in urine with "hæmorrhoids of the bladder.".─Urine stiffens linen.

15. Male Sexual Organs.─Genitals turgid, excited.─Intolerable itching on genitals.─Emissions.

16. Female Sexual Organs.─(A woman, married for several years, became pregnant for the first time.).─Miscar
I hope it is suffient for you.
sajjad.
 
sajjadakram635 last decade
Dear Dr sajjad Akram,

AOA,

you have supplied me the above description of Weisbaden which is very help me in prescription as I have no such type detailed Materia Medica. Now I am once again request you if you have the full soft copy of the 'DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL
MATERIA MEDICA
By John Henry CLARKE, M.D.
Presented by Médi-T ®', then Please send me the same on my email address as I have some time facing problems due to non-availability of such type detail Materia Medica. I also send a email in this regard but no response is received till date. I hope You will considered my request sympathetically.

Hoping for an early response

Best regard

Your brother,
Dr Riaz
 
Dr Riaz last decade
dear dr riaz,
this and several other homeopathy books are available as ebooks on the following site:

http://homeopathytorrents.blogspot.com/2009/10/dictionary-of...

regards,
-sriram
 
sriram last decade

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