Lycopodium Clavatum - Relationships - Boericke

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Compare: Carbo-nitrogenoid Constitution: Sulphur; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Urtica Urens ^Urtica; Merc Viv ^Mercur.; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar. Alumina ^Alumina ( Lycopodium ^Lycop. is the only vegetable that takes up aluminum. T. F. Allen.) Ant. c.; Nat Mur ^Nat-m.; Bryonia ^Bry.; Nux Vomica ^Nux; Bothrops Lanceolatus ^Bothrops (Day-blindness; can scarcely see after sunrise; pain in right great toe). Plumbago Littoralis - A Brazilian plant - (Costive with red urine, pain in kidneys and joints and body generally; milky saliva, ulcerated mouth). Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydrast. follows Lycopodium Clavatum. in indigestion.

Complementary

Complementary: Lycopodium ^Lycop. acts with special benefit After calcar. and Sulphur. Iodium ^Iod.; Graphites ^Graphites; Lachesis ^Lach.; Chelidonium Majus ^Chelidon.

Antidotes

Antidotes: Camphora ^Camph.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Causticum ^Caust.

Agnus Castus > compare
Compare: Selenium ^Selenium; Acid Phos ^Ph-ac.; Camphora ^Camphor; Lycopodium ^Lyc.

Allium Sativum > antidotes
Antidote: Lycopodium ^Lycopod.

Aloe Socotrina > complementary
Complementary: Sulphur; compare: Kali Bich ^Kali-bich.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Allium sat.

Berberis Vulgaris > compare
Compare: Ipomea - Convolvulus Duartinus - Morning Glory. - (Pain in left lumbar muscles on stooping. Kidney disorders with pain in back. Much abdominal flatulence. Aching in top of right shoulder renal colic; aching in small of back and extremities), Aloe Socotrina ^Aloe; Lycopodium ^Lycopod.; Nux Vomica ^Nux.; Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap. Xanthorrhoea arborea (severe pain in kidneys, cystitis and gravel. Pain from ureter to bladder and testicles; pain in small of back returns from least chill or damp). Xanthorrhiza apifolia - Shrub Yellow Root - Contains Berberine. Dilatation of stomach and intestines, atony, enlarged spleen.

Caladium Seguinum > compare
Compare: Capsicum Annuum ^Capsic.; Phosphorus ^Phosph.; Causticum ^Caust.; Selenium ^Selen.; Lycopodium ^Lyc. Ikshugandha (sexual weakness, emissions, prostatic enlargement.)

Calcarea Carbonica > compare
Compare also with Calcarea Carbonica; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Silicea ^Silica; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Chamomilla ^Chamomile.

Calcarea Carbonica > complementary
Complementary: Belladonna ^Bell.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Silicea ^Silica. Calcar. is useful after Sulphur where the pupils remain dilated. When Pulsatilla ^Pulsatilla failed in school girls.

Capsicum Annuum > compare
Compare: Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Belladonna ^Bell.; Centaurea (surging of blood; homesickness; intermittent fever).

Carbo Vegetabilis > compare
Compare: Carboneum Sulphuratum ^Carboneum - Lamp black ( Spasms commencing in tongue, down trachea and extremities. Tingling sensation.) Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; China ^China.

Chelidonium Majus > compare
Compare: Nux Vomica ^Nux; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Bryonia ^Bry.; Lycopodium ^Lyc.; Opium; Podophyllum Peltatum ^Podophyl.; Sanguinaria Nitrica ^Sanguin.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.

Chelidonium Majus > complementary
Complementary: Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Bryonia ^Bryon.

Epigea Repens > compare
Compare: Uva Ursi ^Uva, Chimaph.; Lycopodium ^Lyc. Pareira Brava ^Pareira. Epigea Repens contains Arbutin, also Formic acid.

Graphites > compare
Compare: Petroleum ^Petrol.; Sepia ^Sep.; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Fluor-ac. The associated constipation with mucus-covered stools and gastric flatulency should be taken into consideration and differentiate it from such remedies as PETOL. and Lycopodium ^Lycop ( Raue.)

Graphites > complementary
Complementary: Argentum Nitricum ^{Argent. Nit} ( follows well in gastric derangements); Causticum ^Caustic.; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Tuberculinum ^Tuberc.

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Compare; Lycopodium ^Lycopod.; Chimaphil.; Berberis Vulgaris ^Berberis; Pareira Brava ^Pareira; Uva Ursi ^Uva; Sabal Serrulata ^Sabal; Oxydendron; Geum - Water Avens - (Severe jerking pains from deep in the abdomen to end of urethra; affections of bladder, with pains in penis; worse, eating; relaxed mucous membranes, with excessive and depraved secretions; imperfect digestion and assimilation.) Polyctrichum - Hair cap moss - (according to Dr. A.M. Cushing in mother tincture or infusion for enlarged prostate - prostatitis.)

Iodium > complementary
Complementary: Lycopodium ^Lycopod.; Badiaga ^Badiaga.

Jaborandi (Pilocarpus) > compare
Compare: Amyl Nitrosum ^{Amyl. Nit}.; Atrop.; physos.; Lycopodium ^Lycop; Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta. Pilocarpin mur., (Meniere’s disease, rapidly progressive phthisis, with free hemorrhages, profuse sweating, 2x trit.) Atropine is the antagonist to Pilocarpin, in dose of one one-hundredth grain for one-sixth of Pilocarpin.

Kali Nitricum > antidotes
Antidote to Ivy and Primula rash (Clarke). Herpes facialis; crops of boils. Carbuncles). Osteomyelitis. Cannab. Sat ( Which contains a large amount of Kali-nit.). Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Sanguinaria Nitrica ^Sanguin.; Allium Sativum ^{Allium. Sat}.; Antimonium Iodatum ^{Antimon. Iod}.

Lachesis > complementary
Complementary: Crotalus Cascavella ^{Crotalus Cascavella} often completes curative work of Lachesis ( Murex ^Mure.) Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep.; Salamandra.

Lithium Carbonicum > compare
Compare: Lycopodium ^Lyc.; Ammonium Phosphoricum ^{Ammon. Phos}.; Benzoic Acid. ^Benz-ac.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Lithium Chlorinum ( Chlorum ) ^Chlor ( symptoms of cinchonism, viz.: DIZZY head, full, Blurring of vision. Ringing in ears; marked tremors; General weakness; marked muscular and general prostration; no gastro-intestinal effects. Nose sore, heartburn, pain in teeth). Lithium lacticum (rheumatism of shoulder, and small joints relieved by moving about; worse, resting). Lithium benzoicum (deep-seated pains in loins; in small of back; uneasiness in bladder. Cystic irritation. Gallstones. Frequent desire. Diminishing uric acid deposit). Lithium Bromatum (cerebral congestion, threatened apoplexy, insomnia and epilepsy).

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Compare: Acid Phos ^Phos-ac.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.

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Compare, in sexual weakness; Agnus Castus ^Agnus; Kali Bromatum ^Kali-brom.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Selenium ^Selen.; Yohimbinum ^Yohimbine. In diarrhoea: Chelidonium Majus ^Chelid.; Gamboge.; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Nymphoea odorata - Sweet Water Lily - (early morning diarrhoea, backache); acrid leucorrhoea, offensive ulcers; bronchorrhea; ulcerative sore throat.)

Nux Vomica > compare
Compare: Kali Carb ^Kali-carb.; Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydr.; Bryonia ^Bry.; Lycopodium ^Lyc.; Graphites ^Graph.

Ocimum Canum > compare
Compare: Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb.; Hedeoma Pulegioides ^Hedeoma; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Pareira Brava ^Pareir.; Urtica Urens ^Urtica.

Phosphorus > compare
Compare: Tuberculinum ^Tuberculinum follows Phosphorus well and complements its action. Phosphorus Hydrogenatus (crumbling teeth; hyperesthesia; locomotor ataxia); Amphisbaena (right jaw swollen and painful). Thymol (Typical sexual neurasthenia; irritable stomach; aching throughout lumbar region; worse, mental and physical exertion); Calc Carb ^Calc.; CHIN.; Antimonium Arsenicicum ^Antim.; Sepia ^Sep.; Lycopodium ^Lyc.; Sulphur ^Sulph. In Pneumonia, Pneumococin 200 and Pneumotoxin (Cahis) taken from the Diplococcus lanceolatus of Fraenkel. Pneumonia and paralytic phenomena; pleuritic pain and pain in ilio-coecal region (Cartier).

Phosphorus > complementary
Complementary: Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Allium Cepa ^Cepa; Lycopodium ^Lyc.; Silicea ^Silica. Sanguisuga 30 - Leech - (Persistent hemorrhages; effects of use of leeches.) Phosphorus ^Phosph. Pentachloride (great soreness of mucous membrane of EYES and nose, throat and chest sore).

Ratanhia > compare
Compare: Paeonia Officinalis ^Paeon; Croton (rectal neuralgia); Sanguinaria Nitrica ^Sanguin nit (diseases of rectum); Macuna prurens-Dolichos-piles, with burning; haemorrhoidal diathesis; Silico-sulphocalcite of Alumina ^Alumina; Stag-blast Ferrum Met ^Iron furnace cinder--(anal itching, piles, and constipation; housemaid’s knee); abdominal flatulent distension and lumbago. Analogue to Lycopodium ^Lycopod.

Sabadilla > antidotes
Antidotes: Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Conium Mac ^Conium; Lachesis ^Lach.

Sarsaparilla > compare
Compare: Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb.; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Nat Mur ^Nat-m.; Petroleum ^Petrol.; Sassafras; saururus - Lizard’s tail - (Irritation of kidneys, bladder, prostate and urinary passages. Painful and difficult micturition; cystitis with strangury). Cucurbita citrullus - Watermelon. Infusion of the seed acts promptly in painful urination with constriction and backache, relieves pain and stimulates flow.

Sulphur > compare
Compare: Aconite ^Acon (Sulphur often follows in acute diseases); Merc Viv ^Mercur and Calc Carb ^Calcarea are frequently useful after Sulphur, not before. Lycopodium ^Lyc; Sepia ^Sep; Sarsaparilla ^Sars; Pulsatilla ^Puls; Sulphur hydrogenisatum (delirium, mania, asphyxia); Sulphur terebinthinatum (chronic rheumatic arthritis; chorea); Tannic acid (Nasal haemorrhage; elongated uvula; gargle; constipation). Magnes artificialis (great hunger in evening, profuse sweat on face, bruised pain in joints, rectal constriction after stool). Magnetis polus Articus (anxious, coldness of eyes as if a piece of ice lay in orbit, increased flow of saliva, constipation, sopor, trembling, abdominal flatulence). Magnetis Polus Australis (dryness of lids, easy dislocation of ankle, ingrowing toe-nails, aching in patella, shooting in soles).

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).

Urtica Urens > compare
Compare: Medusa; Nat Mur ^Nat-mur.; Lac Caninum ^{Lac. Can}.; Ricinus Communis ^Ricin (diminished mammary secretion); Bombyx; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Apis Mel ^Apis; Chloralum ^Chloral.; Astac.; Pulsatilla ^Puls ( urticaria); Boletus luridus and Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard ( urticaria tuberosa); Lycopodium ^Lycop. AND Hedeoma Pulegioides ^Hedeoma (uric acid conditions); Formica Rufa ^Formica.