Baptisia Tinctoria - Relationships
Wild Indigo, Indigo Naturalis, Baptis, Baptisia, Baptisa, Baptisia tinc, Bapt.Please see our remedy relationship tool to view relationships across more than two remedies
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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Baptisia Tinctoria in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
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Compare: Bryonia Bryonia and Arsenicum Album Arsenic may be needed to complete the favorable reaction. Ailanthus Ailanthus differs, being more painful. Baptisia Tinctoria more painless. Rhus Tox Rhus; Muriaticum Acidum Muriat. Acid; Arsenic; Bryonia Bryon.; Arnica Arnica; Echinacea Purpurea Echinac. Pyrogenium Pyrogen. Baptisia Tinctoria confusia ( Pain in right jaw and oppression in left hypochondrium, producing dyspnoea and necessity to assume erect position.)
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Muriaticum Acidum Mur-ac
Related Arnica Arn
Lachesis Lach
REVERSE RELATIONSHIPS
These are relationship sections of other remedies that refer to Baptisia Tinctoria. Where the text is greyed out, a relationship with that remedy is already described above.Ailanthus > compare
Compare: Ammonium Carbonicum Am-c.; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt.; Arnica Arn.; Muriaticum Acidum Mur-ac.; Lachesis Lach.; Rhus Tox Rhus-t.
Arnica > compare
Compare: Aconite Acon.; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt.; Bellis Perennis Bellis; Hamamelis Virginica Hemamellis; Rhus Tox Rhus; Hypericum Perforatum Hypericum.
Cajuputum > compare
Compare: Bovista Bovista.; Nux Moschata Nux Mosch.; Asa Foetida Asaf.; Ignatia Ign.; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt.
Echinacea Angustifolia > compare
Compare: Cenchris Contortrix Cenchris Contortrix; Bothrops Lanceolatus Bothrops; Arsenicum Album Ars.; Lachesis Laches.; Baptisia Tinctoria Baptis.; Rhus Tox Rhus; Cistus; Hep Sulph Calc Hepar; Calendula Officinalis Calendula.
Gelsemium Sempervirens > compare
Compare: Ignatia Ignatia (gastric affections of cigar makers); Baptisia Tinctoria Baptisa; Ipecacuanha Ipecac.; Aconite Acon.; Belladonna Bell.; Cimicifuga Racemosa Cimicif.; Manges. Phosphorus Phos ( Gelsemium Sempervirens contains some Magnes. phos.) Culex - (vertigo on blowing the nose with fullness of the ears.)
Muriaticum Acidum > compare
Compare: Acid Phos Phos-ac.; Arsenicum Album Ars.; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt. Follows well after Bryonia Bry. and Rhus Tox Rhus.
Pyrogenium > compare
Compare: Streptoccin (anti-febrile action; septic symptoms in infectious diseases). Rapid in its action, especially in its effect on temperature); Staphloccin in diseases where the staphylococcal is the chief bacterial factor, as acne, abscess, furuncle; empyema, endocarditis, etc.); Sepin - a toxin of Proteus vulgaris, prepared by Dr. Shedd, same symptoms as Pyrogenium, of which it is the main constituent; Echinacea Purpurea Echinacea; Carboneum Oxygenisatum Carbo; Arsenicum Album Ars.; Lachesis Lach.; Rhus Tox Rhus; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt.
Rhus Tox > compare
Compare, also: Arnica Arn.; Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt.; Lachesis Lach.; Arsenicum Album Ars.; Hyoscyamus Niger Hyos.; Op ( stupefactions more profound). Mimosa - Sensitive Plant - (rheumatism, knee stiff, lancinating pains in back and limbs. Swelling of ankles. Legs tremble).