Lobelia Inflata - Relationships - Clarke

RELATIONSHIPS

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Compare The other Lobelias; Digitalis Purpurea ^Digit. and Tabacum ^Tabac. (heart affections; vomiting; agg. by motion sudden pallor with profuse sweat); Arsenicum Album ^Ars. (hay fever; gastric troubles) Veratrum Album ^Verat. alb. (gastric troubles); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. (asthma)

Antidotes

Antidoted by Ipecacuanha ^Ipec.

Relations

but Lob. i. has, with the asthma, weak sensation at epigastrium spreading up into chest, nausea, salivation, feeling of lump in stomach); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. and Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. (Symphoricarpus Racemosus ^{morning sickness}). Nux Vomica ^Nux (Symphoricarpus Racemosus ^{morning sickness} of drunkards; Lob. in fair people, Nux Vomica ^Nux in dark); Bryonia ^Bry. (agg. by movement; cough = headache); Asa Foetida ^Asaf. (reversed peristalsis); Sulphur ^Sul. (occipital headache; cough = headache); Ab. n. and Thuja ^Thuj. (effects of tea); Lactuca Virosa ^Lact. ac. (vomiting with profuse salivation)

Merc Viv ^Merc. at night); Lil. t. (pain at heart)

Lob. i. at base, Lil. t., apex); Daphne Indica ^Daph. i. and Rhus Tox ^Rhus (semilateral coating on tongue; with Rhus the coating is white);Kali Iodatum ^{Kali i}. (meningitic headaches). Causation.

Alcohol. Tea. Tabacum ^Tobacco. Wetting feet. Suppressions. Foreign bodies.

Chelidonium Majus > compare
Compare In pain below angle of scapula, Juglans cin., Chenop. (lower than angle and nearer spine), Ran. b. (edge of left; through to chest), Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. cerul. (inside edge right scapula), Angust. (cutting from just beneath right scapula to breast, near nipple), Bryonia ^Bry.; Bryonia ^Bry. is a close analogue in many symptoms

Ipecacuanha > relations
Ipec.; (on lying down at night, Chamomilla ^Cham., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Phosphorus ^Pho., Rhus Tox ^Rhus). Grass-green stools, Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. Expression of nausea, AEthus., Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. Bruised headache, Ptelea Trifoliata ^Ptel., Ver. (bruised feeling here and there in brain). Gastric disturbance from rich food, Pulsatilla ^Pul. (but Pulsatilla ^Pul. has foul tongue, Ipec. clean; with Pulsatilla ^Pul. symptoms last only whilst food is in stomach, Ipec. when stomach is empty). Stomach relaxed, Staphysagria ^Staph., Lobel., Tab. Asthma, Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr. (spasmodic element predominates), Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. (with a weak sensation in epigastrium spreading up into chest. Whooping-cough with rigidity, Cina ^Cina (clucking sound down oesophagus as child comes out of paroxysm; grinds teeth), Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr. (spasms of flexors predominate). Vomiting, Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. (Ipec. has more nausea, Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. more vomiting and retching; Ipec. has clean or slightly-coated tongue, Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. thickly-coated white; both have vomiting after a meal, after acids and after coughing). Pains fly from left to right. Lachesis ^Lach. (side to side, Act. r.; right to left, Lycopodium ^Lyc.; with nausea, Ipec.). Chest affections from retrocession of measles rash, Bryonia ^Bry. Asthma, oedema, Linum n. Sweetish, bloody taste, Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb. (also bitter taste; Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb. mouth is pasty or sticky, Ipec. more generally clean; Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb. has dry mouth, Ipec. increase of saliva and smarting in mouth and tongue). Causation.

Lobelia Cardinalis > compare
Compare Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. i., Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. s.; Capsicum Annuum ^Caps. (burning in mouth and throat; but Capsicum Annuum ^Caps is agg. by cold water, Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. cd. amel.).

Lobelia Syphilitica > compare
Compare Other Lobelias; Pulsatilla ^Puls. (mental depression and weeping); Chelidonium Majus ^Chel. and Ranunc. (scapular pains); Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydrast. (postnasal catarrh); Ceanothus Americanus ^Cean. (spleen). Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. i. has one-sided coating of tongue. Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. s. has left half of palate dry. Podophyllum Peltatum ^Pod. relieved the diarrhoea of Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. s., but not the acute abdominal pains. Causation.

Sulphur > complementary
Complementary Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. (Sul. is generally the remedy when Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. has been abused as a purgative), Aconite ^Aco., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Pulsatilla ^Puls. (Sul. is the "chronic" of the last three. If a patient is sleepless Sul. may be given at night. If the patient sleeps well it is best given in the morning, as it may disturb sleep if given at night; Nux Vomica ^Nux may be given at night and Sul. in the morning when their complementary action is desired). Sul. complements Rhus Tox ^Rhus in paralysis. Follows and complements Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. and Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. in lung affections, especially left; atelectasis. An interpolated dose of Sul. helps Silicea ^Sil. in indurations. Psorinum ^Pso. complements Sul.; Psorinum ^Pso. loves heat, Sul. hates it. Teste includes in the Sul. group Crot. t., Merc Viv ^Merc. c., Bovista ^Bov., Aethusa Cynapium ^AEth, c., Kreosotum ^Kre., Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. i., Merc Viv ^Merc. sol., Asterias Rubens ^Aster., Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Rat.