Sepia - Relationships - Hering

RELATIONSHIPS

Relationship

Sepia is frequently indicated after Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Silica Marina ^Silic., Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Antidotes

Antidotes to Sepia; Its action is reduced by vegetable acid; the most powerful antidote, is inhalation of Spir. nitr. dulc.; less powerful Antimonium Crudum ^{Ant. crud}. or Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}.; when the circulation is much excited, Aconite ^Acon.

Sepia antidote Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr., China ^Cinchon., Merc Viv ^Mercur., Phosphorus ^Phosphor., Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap., Sulphur ^Sulphur, Rhus Tox ^Rhus-poisoning (with desquamation).

Incompatible

Incompatible Lachesis ^Laches.

Aceticum Acidum > antidotes
Antidotes to Acet. ac. Large doses are best counteracted by Magnesia or Calcar.; fluid magnesia or lime-water, a tea-spoonful in a cup of water taken in sips. Higher preparations for the depressing, agonizing feeling Tabacum ^Tabac.; if insufficient Aconite ^Acon.; for the gastric, pulmonary and febrile symptoms Nat Mur ^{Natr. mur}., high; may be followed by Sepia ^Sepia. It follows China ^China in hemorrhage, 24.

Aconite > relationship
After Acon. follow well Arnica ^Arnic., Belladonna ^Bellad., Bryonia ^Bryon., Sepia ^Sepia and Sulphur ^Sulphur; in gastric states, after pulmonary febrile affections Ipecacuanha ^Ipec.; in colic Arsenicum Album ^Arsen.; in cough Bryonia ^Bryon., Spongia Tosta ^Spongia.

Aconite > relationship
Ailments from Acon. Act. rac., Chamomilla ^Chamom., Coffea Tosta ^Coffea, Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Petroleum ^Petrol., Sepia ^Sepia, Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Aconite > antidotes
Acon. is an antidote to Belladonna ^Bellad., Chamomilla ^Chamom., Coffea Tosta ^Coffea, Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Petroleum ^Petrol., Sepia ^Sepia, Sulphur ^Sulphur, Veratrum Album ^Verat.

Alumina > relationship
Similar to Bar. carb. (hypochondriasis of aged; constipation); Bryonia ^Bryon. (peevish, irritable; gastric and abdominal symptoms; constipation; throbbing headache; dry cough with vomiting; stitches in chest; dryness of mucous surfaces; fever; etc.); Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr.; Chamom. (useful as an intermediate remedy); Conium Mac ^Conium (old people; loss of power of internal recti of eyes); Ferrum Met ^Ferrum (chlorosis; relaxed abdomen; disgust for meat, etc.); Ferrum Met ^Ferr. Iodium ^iod. (profuse, transparent leucorrhoea); Graphit. (chlorosis; skin rough, chapped, itching; nails, blepharitis, etc.); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. Lachesis ^Laches. (sad on waking; climaxis); Pulsatilla ^Pulsat. (tearful, peevish; heat, etc.; better in open air; ozaena taste lost; averse to meat; chlorosis; scanty menses; complaints at puberty; lack of animal heat; soles of feet sore, worse walking; toes red, itching, etc.); Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumbum (colic; constipation, etc.); Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta (loss of power of internal recti of eyes); Sepia ^Sepia (irritable, tearful; ozaena; scanty menses; puberty, prolapsus uteri; inactive rectum; weakness in urinary organs, etc. Silica Marina ^Silic., Sulphur ^Sulphur, Zincum Metallicum ^Zincum (inner canthus; granular lids).

Ammonium Muriaticum > relationship
Similar to its relatives and to Antimonium Crudum ^{Ant. crud}. (mucus membranes); Aloe Socotrina ^Aloe soc. (abdominal symptoms); Arsenicum Album ^Arsen. (catarrhs); Arg. nitr. (mucus in throat); Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr. (fat people; coldness between scapulae; profuse menses); Conium Mac ^Conium (night cough); Causticum ^Caustic. (stiff joints, contractions of muscles; burning hoarseness); Carb. veg. (hoarseness; burning on chest, etc.); Colocynthis ^Coloc. (in colic); Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar; Iodium ^Iodine; Kali Bich ^{Kali bich}r. (stringy mucus, etc.) Kali Chloricum ^{Kali chlor}. (catarrh); Causticum ^{Kali hydr}. (pimples on the back; etc.) Merc Viv ^Mercur.; Merc. corr.; Magnesia Muriatica ^{Magn. mur}. (especially bloody sputum; crumbling stool; atonic bladder); Nat Mur ^{Natr. mur}. (catarrh); Nux Vomica ^{Nux Vom}.; Phosphorus ^Phosphor.; Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}. (sprains; joints worse sitting, etc.); Senega ^Seneg. (fat people; mucus secretions; stitches in scapula with lung affections, etc.); Sepia ^Sepia (blisters about joints; atonic bladder, etc.); Silica Marina ^Silic.; Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Ambra Grisea > relationship
Kali Bromatum ^{Kali brom}. (increase of reflex action); Moschus (hysteric asthma); Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}. (both suit nervous, thin, bilious persons); Opium; Phosphorus ^Phosphor. (asthma; nervous excitability; "irritable weakness"; slender build, etc.); Phosphorus ^Phosph. ac.; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Sepia ^Sepia; Staphysagria ^Staphis.; Sulphur ^Sulphur; Sulphuricum Acidum ^{Sulph. ac};. (cough and belching). Valeriana ^Valer. (nervousness, hysteria; lack of reaction in nervous weakness); Lachesis ^Laches. and Sepia ^Sepia (worse from overlifting); Lachesis ^Laches., Ver. alb. (cough with belching; coldness, etc.).

Antimonium Tartaricum > relationship
Camphora ^Camphor., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Sepia ^Sepia, Sulphur ^Sulphur follow Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. well.

Antimonium Tartaricum > antidotes
Antidotes to Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. Asa Foetida ^Asaf., China ^Cinchon., Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Laurocerasus ^Lauroc., Opium, Pulsatilla ^Pulsat. and Sepia ^Sepia, Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. antidotes Sepia ^Sepia.

Argentum Metallicum > relationship
Cured scirrhus of os tincae, after Conium Mac ^Conium, Cicuta Virosa ^Cicuta, Sepia ^Sepia and Lycopodium ^Lycop. failed.

Argentum Metallicum > relationship
After Argent. met. follows well Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Sepia ^Sepia, Argent. met., follows after Alumina ^Alum., and Platin.

Argentum Nitricum > antidotes
According to Boenninghausen, as antidotes to Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. nitr}. and also Nitric Acid ^{Nitr. ac}., are prominent, Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Calcar., Sepia ^Sepia, and next these three. Lycopodium ^Lycop., Merc Viv ^Mercur., Silica Marina ^Silic., Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}, Phosphorus ^Phosphor, and Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Baryta Carbonica > relationship
Cognates Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. (paralysis of lungs); Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr. (scrofulosis, coryza, etc.); Calcarea Iodata ^{Calc. iod}. (large tonsils); Causticum ^Caustic. (paretic symptoms); Conium Mac ^Conium (old people); Dulcamara ^Dulcam. (tendency to catch cold); Fluor ac. (old people); Iodium ^Iodium (glands); Lycopodium ^Lycop. (tonsils); Merc Viv ^Mercur. (colds, glands, diarrhoea); Phosphorus ^Phosphor; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Sepia ^Sepia (ringworms); Silica Marina ^Silic. (glands, foot-sweat, etc.) Sulphur ^Sulphur; Tellurium ^Tellur. (ringworms).

Caladium Seguinum > relationship
Following Calad. well Aconite ^Acon., Canthar., Sepia ^Sepia, Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.

Carbo Vegetabilis > relationship
Carb. veg. follows well after Sulphur ^Sulphur and Merc Viv ^Mercur., when itch is dry; after Veratr. in beginning of whooping-cough; after Lachesis ^Laches., Kali Carb ^{Kali carb}., Sepia ^Sepia.

China > antidotes
Antidotes to Cinchon. are Aran. diad., Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Carb. veg., Eupat. perf., Ferrum Met ^Ferrum, Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Lachesis ^Laches., Nat Mur ^{Natr. mur}., Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Sepia ^Sepia, Sulphur ^Sulphur, Veratrum Album ^Veratr. Cinchon. is frequently indicated in ailments from Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Calcar., Coffea Tosta ^Coffea, Helleborus Niger ^Helleb., Iodium ^Iodum, Merc Viv ^Mercur., Sulphur ^Sulphur, Veratrum Album ^Veratr.

Cimicifuga Racemosa > compare
Compare Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Sepia ^Sepia, Nat Mur ^{Natr. mur}., Lilium Tigrinum ^Lil. tig. and Ignatia ^Ignat.

> relationship
Sepia ^Sepia cured painfully swollen nose, resulting from Cistus.

Eupatorium Perfoliatum > relationship
Eup perf. is followed well by Sepia ^Sepia or Nat Mur ^{Natr. mur}.

Natrum Carbonicum > relationship
Natr. Carb. follows Sepia ^Sepia well.

Nat Mur > complementary
Complementary to Apis Mel ^Apis followed by Sepia ^Sepia.

Nux Moschata > relationship
Similar to Stramon., Opium (mind); Pulsatilla ^Pulsat. (internal organs); Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. (sensations); Opium, Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Spigel. (fever); Lycopodium ^Lycop. (skin); Silica Marina ^Silic; (modalities); Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}. (motions); Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul., Ignatia ^Ignat., Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Sepia ^Sepia (sides of body).

Silicea > relationship
Lachesis ^Laches., Lycopodium ^Lycop., Sepia ^Sepia, also follow well.

Sulphur > relationship
Sulphur, Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr. and Lycopodium ^Lycop. or Sulphur, Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap. and Sepia ^Sepia, frequently follow in the order given.

Sulphur > antidotes
Sulphur antidotes China ^Cinchon., Iodium ^Iodium, Merc Viv ^Mercur., Nitric Acid ^{Nitr ac}, Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}., Sepia ^Sepia; ailments from the abuse of the metals generally; tremors caused by Arsenicum Album ^Arsen.

Sulphur > antidotes
Antidotes to Sulphur Aconite ^Acon., Camphora ^Camphor., Chamomilla ^Chamom., China ^Cinchon., Merc Viv ^Mercur., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}., Sepia ^Sepia.

Tabacum > antidotes
Antidotes to Tabac. Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., vomiting; Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., chewing tobacco; Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., gastric symptoms next morning after smoking; Phosphorus ^Phosphor., palpitation; Ignatia ^Ignat., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., hiccough; Clemat., toothache; Sepia ^Sepia, neuralgia right side of face, dyspepsia, chronic nervousness; Lycopodium ^Lycop., impotence; wine, spasms, cold sweat from excessive smoking.

Viburnum Opulus > relationships
Compare Cauloph., Cimicifuga Racemosa ^{Act. rac.}, Gelsem., Sepia ^Sepia, Chamomilla ^Chamom., Secale Cornutum ^Secale, Xanthoxylum Fraxineum ^Xanthox., Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Symphoricarpus (uterine nausea).