Ignatia Amara - Relationships

RELATIONSHIPS

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Compare: Zincum Metallicum ^Zinc.; Kali Phosphoricum ^Kali-phos.; Sepia ^Sep.; Cimicifuga Racemosa ^Cimicif. Panacea arvensis - Poor man’s Merc Viv ^Mercury - (Sensitiveness over gastric region with hunger but an aversion to food).

Complementary

Complementary: Coffea Tosta ^Coffea; Nux Vomica ^Nux; Tabacum ^{Tab Ac}.

Antidotes

Antidotes: Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Chamomilla ^Cham.; Cocculus Indicus ^Cocc.

Cajuputum > compare
Compare: Bovista ^Bovista.; Nux Moschata ^{Nux Mosch}.; Asa Foetida ^Asaf.; Ignatia ^Ign.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt.

Cina > compare
Compare: Santonin - (often preferable in worm affections; same symptoms as Cina; corresponding to the “pain in shocks” produced by Cina. Visual illusions, YELLOW sight; violent light not recognized, colors not distinguishable. Urine deep Crocus Sativus ^Saffron color. Spasms and twitchings, chronic gastric and intestinal troubles sometimes removed by a single dose (physiological) of Santonin ( Dahlke.) Helminthochortos - Worm-moss (acts very powerfully on intestinal worms, especially the lumbricoid.) Teucrium Marum Verum ^Teucrium; Ignatia ^Ignat.; Chamomilla ^Cham.; Spigelia Anthelmia ^Spig.

Cocculus Indicus > compare
Compare: Picrotoxinum ^Picrotoxin - alkaloid of Cocculus Indicus - (epilepsy, attacks in the morning on leaving horizontal position, hernia, locomotor ataxia, night-sweats); Symphoricarpus (morning sickness); Petroleum ^Petrol.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Ignatia ^Ignat.

Cypripedium Pubescens > compare
Compare: Ambra Grisea ^Ambra; Kali Bromatum ^Kali-brom.; Scutellaria Lateriflora ^Scutellar.; Valeriana ^Valerian; Ignatia ^Ignat. Skin relatives: Grindelia Robusta ^Grindelia; Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard.

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.)

Inula Helenium > compare
Compare: Crocus Sativus ^Crocus; Ignatia ^Ignatia; Arum Dracontium (loose cough worse at night on lying down).

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Compare: Nux Moschata ^{Nux Mosch}.; Asa Foetida ^Asaf.; Valeriana ^Valer.; Sumbul ^Sumbul.; Ignatia ^Ign.; Castor Equi ^Castor. Compatible: Ambra Grisea ^Ambra.

Natrum Muriaticum > complementary
Complementary to Apis Mel ^Apis; Sepia ^Sepia; Ignatia ^Ign.

Nux Moschata > compare
Compare: Nux Vomica ^Nux-v.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Ignatia ^Ign.; Asa Foetida ^Asaf.

Nux Vomica > antidotes
Antidotes: Coffea Cruda ^Coff.; Ignatia ^Ignat.; Cocculus Indicus ^Cocc.

Staphysagria > compare
Compare: Ferrum Met ^Ferrum Pyrophos ( tarsal cysts); Colocynthis ^Colocy.; Causticum ^Caust.; Ignatia ^Ign.; Acid Phos ^Phos-ac.; Caladium Seguinum ^Calad.

Tabacum > antidotes
Antidote: Vinegar; sour apples. Camphora ^Camphor in the physiologicla antagonist. Arsenicum Album ^Ars ( chewing tobacco); Ignatia ^Ign.; (smoking); Sepia ^Sep ( neuralgia and dyspepsia); Lycopodium ^Lycop ( Impotency); Nux Vomica ^Nux (bad taste due to tobacco); Caladium Seguinum ^Calad. AND Plantago Major ^{Plan Tag} ( Cause aversion to tobacco); Phosphorus ^Phosph ( Tobacco heart, sexual weakness).

Teucrium Marum Verum > compare
Compare: Teucrium Scorodonia ^{Teucrium Scorodonia} - Wood-Salvia Officinalis ^Sage (in tuberculosis with muco-purulent expectoration; dropsy; orchitis and Tuberculous epididymitis; especially in young, thin individuals with tuberculosis of lungs, glands; bones and uro-genitals, 3X). Cina ^Cina; Ignatia ^Ignat.; Sanguinaria Canadensis ^Sang.; Silicea ^Sil.

Valeriana > compare
Compare: Asa Foetida ^Asaf.; Ignatia ^Ign.; Crocus Sativus ^Croc.; Castor Equi ^Castor.; AMM. Valeriana ( in neuralgia, gastric disturbance and great nervous agitation). Insomnia especially during pregnancy and menopause. Feeble, hysterical nervous patients.

Viola Odorata > compare
Compare: Ulmus (formication in feet, numb, creeping pain in legs and feet; rheumatic pains above wrists; numbness, tingling, and full soreness where gastrocnemius gives off its tendon); Chenopodium (ears; serous or bloody effusion in the labyrinth; chronic otitis media; progressive deafness to the voice, but sensitive to sounds of passing vehicles and other sounds; buzzing; absent or deficient bone conduction; a consciousness of the ear; hearing better for shrill, high-pitched sounds than for low ones); Aurum Metallicum ^Aur; Pulsatilla ^Puls; Sepia ^Sep; Ignatia ^Ign; Cina ^Cina; Cauloph (in rheumatism of small joints).

Zincum Metallicum > compare
Compare: Agaricus Muscarius ^Agaric.; Ignatia ^Ign.; Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb.; Argent.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Helleb.; Tuberculinum ^Tuberc.