Silicea - Relationships

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Compare: BLACK Gun Powder ^Gunpowder 3X ( Abscesses, boils, carbuncles, limb purple. Wounds that refuse to heal; accident from bad food or water. - Clarke.) Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep.; Kali Phosphoricum ^Kali-phos.; Picricum Acidum ^Pic-ac.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Phosphorus ^Phos.; Tabasheer; Natrum Silicicum ^{Natrum Silicum} (tumors, hemophilia, arthritis; dose, three drops three times daily, in milk); Ferrum Cyanatum (epilepsy; neuroses, with irritable weakness and hypersensitiveness, especially of a periodical character). Silica Marina ^{Silica Marina} - Silica Marina ^Sea-sand - (Silica Marina ^{Silica And Natrum Mur.} symptoms. Inflamed glands and commencing suppuration. Constipation. Use for some time 3X trit.) Vitrum - crown glass - (Potts; disease, after Silicea, necrosis, discharge thin, watery, fetid. Much pain, fine Grinding and grating like grit.) Arundo Donax ^{Arundo Donax} (acts on excretory and generative organs; suppuration, especially chronic, and where the ulceration is fistulous, especially in long bones. Itching eruption on chest, upper extremities and behind ears).

Compare Head-sweat and open fontanelles, Calc Carb ^Calc. (Sil. lower than Calc Carb ^Calc. and offensive).

Compare Gettysburg water (soreness between vertebrae worse on motion, pus from joints, as in caries of vertebrae, hip-joint disease, etc.).

Related

Follows Calc Carb ^Calc-c

or Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar

Related Calc Carb ^Calc-c

Kali Phosphoricum ^Kali-p

Complementary

Acid-f., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Thuja ^Thuj.

Complementary: Thuja ^Thuja; Sanic.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Fluor-ac. Merc Viv ^Mercurius and Silicea do not follow each other well.

Complementary Flu-ac

Complementary Thuja ^Thuj., Sanic., Pulsatilla ^Puls. (Sil. is the "chronic" of Pulsatilla ^Puls.).

Complementary to Thuja ^Thuja.

Irritable and irascible when aroused; when let alone he is timid, retiring, wants to shirk everything; mild, gentle tearful women. The Silica child is cross and cries when spoken to. It is the natural complement and chronic of Pulsatilla ^Puls because of its great similarity; it is a deeper, more profound remedy.

to Calc Carb ^Calc., Pulsatilla ^Puls., and Thuja ^Thuja.

Relationship

Silica Marina ^Silic. is frequently indicated after; Belladonna ^Bellad., Bryonia ^Bryon., Calc Carb ^Calc. ostr., Cina ^Cina, Graphit., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar, Ignatia ^Ignat., Nitric Acid ^{Nitr. ac.}, Phosphorus ^Phosphor.

Lachesis ^Laches., Lycopodium ^Lycop., Sepia ^Sepia, also follow well.

Antidotes

After Silica Marina ^Silic.; Fluor. ac, which also antidotes its abuse; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar, if pimples appear around the ulcer.

Silica Marina ^Silic. antidotes; the abuse of Merc Viv ^mercury, but does not follow the potentized Merc Viv ^Mercur. well; Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Antidotes to Silica Marina ^Silic. Fluor. ac., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar.

Antidoted by Camphora ^Camph., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Fl. ac. It antidotes Mercurius Corrosivus ^{Merc. cor}., Sulphur ^Sul.

Relations

Vaccination. Stone-cutting. Loss of fluids. Injury. Strains. Splinters. Foreign bodies.

Incompatible

Incompatible Merc Viv ^Merc. Follows well Belladonna ^Bell., Bryonia ^Bry., Calc Carb ^Calc., Calc phos ^{Calc. p.} (in rickets when Calc phos ^{Calc. p.} fails), Cin., Graphites ^Graph., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Ignatia ^Ign., Nitric Acid ^{Nit. ac}., Phosphorus ^Pho. Followed well by Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Fl. ac., Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Sepia ^Sep. (If improvement ceases under Sil. a dose or two of Sulphur ^Sul. will set up reaction, and Sil. will then complete the cure).

Anthracinum > compare
Compare: Pyrogenium ^Pyrogen; Lachesis ^Lachesis; Crotalus Horridus ^Crotalus; Hippozoen; Echinacea Angustifolia ^Echi.; Silicea ^Silica follows well. In the treatment of carbuncles, remember the prescription of the prophet Isaiah for King Hezekiah’s carbuncle - i.e., the pulp of a fig placed on a poultice and apply. Tarentula Hispanica ^Tarent. Cubensis.

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Compare: Anthroxantum - Sweet Vernal Grass (a popular medicine for hay-fever and coryza). Lolium; Allium Cepa ^Cepa; Sabadilla ^Sabad.; Silicea ^Silica.

Asarum Europaeum > compare
Compare: Ipecacuanha ^Ipecac., especially in diarrhoea; Silicea ^Silica; Nux Vomica ^Nux; China ^China.

Baryta Carbonica > complementary
Complementary: Dulcamara ^Dulc.; Silicea ^Silica; Psorinum ^Psorin.

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

Calc Carb > 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.

Calcarea Iodata > compare
Compare also: Calcarea Fluorata ^{Calc. Fluor}; Silicea ^Sil.; Merc Viv ^Merc. Iodium ^Iod.

Calc phos > compare
Compare: Calcar. Hypophosporosa (is to be preferred when it seems necessary to furnish the organism with liberal doses of Phosphorus ^Phosphorus in consequence of continued abscesses having reduced the vitality Give first and second decimal trit. Loss of appetite, rapid debility, night sweats; Acne pustulosa. - Pallor of skin, habitually Cold extremities. Phthisis - diarrhoea and cough; acute pains in chest. Mesenteric tuberculosis. Bleeding from lungs; angina pectoris; asthma; affection of arteries. Veins stand out like whipcords. Attacks of pain occurring two hours after meals (relieved by a cup of milk or light food). Cheiranthus Cheiri ^Cheiranthus (effects of cutting wisdom teeth). Calcarea renalis - Lapis Albus ^Lapis renalis - (arthritic nodosities. Riggs disease; lessens tendency to accumulation of tartar on teeth; gravel and renal calculi). Conchiolin. - Mater perlarum. - Mother of pearl (Osteitis. - Has a wide range of action in bone affections, especially when the growing ends are affected. Petechiae). Silicea ^Silica; Psorinum ^Psorin.; Sulphur ^Sulph.

Calcarea Sulphurica > compare
Compare; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar; Silicea ^Silica.

Cinnamomum > compare
Compare: Ipecacuanha ^Ipec.; Silicea ^Sil.; Trillium Pendulum ^Trill.

Clematis Erecta > compare
Compare: Clematis vitalba (varicose and other ulcers); Silicea ^Sil.; Staphysagria ^Staph.; Petroleum ^Petrol.; Oleander ^Oleand.; Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap.; Cantharis ^Canth.; Acid Phos ^Phos-ac.; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.

Equisetum Hyemale > compare
Compare: Hydrangea; Ferrum Met ^Ferr. Phosphorus ^Phos.; Apis Mel ^Apis; Cantharis ^Canth.; Linaria Vulgaris ^Linaria; Chimaph. Equisetum contains Silicea ^Silica in appreciable quantity.

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Compare: Thiosinaminum ^{Thiosinaminum} (action on cicatricial tissues; adhesions, strictures, tumors); Calcarea Fluorata ^{Calc. Fluor}.; Silicea ^Silica.

Hecla Lava > compare
Compare: Silicea ^Silica; Merc Viv ^Mercur.; Phosphorus ^Phos.; Conchiolinum - Mother of pearl (diaphysis of bone affected; parts extremely sensitive to touch). Amphisbaena - Snail-like lizard (great affinity for the jaw bones, worse by air and dampness.) Slag - (Great itching of parts).

Hep Sulph Calc > compare
Compare: Aconite ^Acon.; Spongia Tosta ^Spongia; Staphysagria ^Staphis.; Silicea ^Silica; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Calcarea Sulphurica ^{Calc. Sulph.}; Myristica Sebifera ^myristica. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum antidotes bad effects from Merc Viv ^Mercury, Iodium ^Iodine, Potash, Cod-liver Oil. Removes the weakening effects of Ether.

Hep Sulph Calc > antidotes
Antidotes: Belladonna ^Bellad.; Chamomilla ^Cham.; Silicea ^Sil.

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Compare: Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Silicea ^Silica; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Petroleum ^Petrol.

Lapis Albus > compare
Compare: Silicea ^Silica.; Badiaga ^Badiaga; Arsenicum Iodatum ^{Ars. Iod}.; Calcarea Iodata ^{Calc. Iod}.; Conium Mac ^Con.; Kali Iodatum ^{Kal. Iod}.; Asterias Rubens ^Asterias.

Magnesia Phosphorica > compare
Compare: Kali Phosphoricum ^Kali-phos.; Colocynthis ^Colocy.; Silicea ^Silica; Zincum Metallicum ^Zinc.; Dioscorea Villosa ^Dios.

Paeonia Officinalis > compare
Compare: Glechoma Hederacea ^Glechoma - Ground Ivy - (rectal symptom). Haman.; Silicea ^Sil.; Aesculus ^Aesc.; Ratanhia ^Ratanh ( Great constriction of anus; stools forced with great effort).

Paris Quadrifolia > compare
Compare: Pastinaca - Pastinaca Sativa ^Parsnip - (Loquacity; delirium tremens; illusions of vision; intolerance of milk; Roots used dietetically, cooked in water or as broth or as salad for consumptives and "kidney stones.") Silicea ^Sil.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Nux Vomica ^Nux; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

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).

Picricum Acidum > compare
Compare: Oxalicum Acidum ^Oxal ac; Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels; Phosphorus ^Phos; Silicea ^Sil; Argentum Nitricum ^{arg nit}.

Ruta Graveolens > compare
Compare: Ratanhia ^Ratanhia; Carduus Benedictus ^Carduus. Rectal (irritation); Jaborandi (Pilocarpus) ^Jaborandi; Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Silicea ^Sil.; Arnica ^Arn.

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Compare: Abrotanum ^Abrot.; Alumina ^Alum.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Silicea ^Sil.; Sulphur ^Sulph. Sanicula Aqua must not be confounded with the Sanicle (Pool-root or wood marsh), also called Sanicula Aqua. This is used in various nervous affections, resembling Valeriana ^Valeriana. It is used as a vulnerary, resolvent for sanguineous extravasations, and as an astringent. Has not been proved.)

Sepia > relationships
Compare: Lilium Tigrinum ^Lil; Murex ^Murex; Silicea ^Silica; Sulphur ^Sulph.; Asperata-Nacent oxygen. Distilled water charged with the gas - (leucorrhoea of young girls and uterine catarrh); Ozonum (SACRAL pain; tired feeling through pelvic viscera and perineum); Dictamnus Burning Bush - (Soothes labor pains); (metrorrhagia, leucorrhoea, and constipation; also somnambulism). Lapathum ( Leucorrhoea with constriction and expulsive effort through womb and pain in kidneys).

Stannum Metallicum > compare
Compare: Causticum ^Caust.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Silicea ^Sil.; Tuberculinum ^Tuberc.; Bacil.; Helonias Dioica ^Helon. Myrtus chekan (chronic bronchitis, cough of phthisis, emphysema, with gastric catarrhal complications and thick, yellow difficult sputum. Old persons with weakened power of expectoration.)

Strontium Carbonicum > compare
Compare: Arnica ^Arnica; Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta; Silicea ^Sil.; Baryta C.; Carboneum Oxygenisatum ^Carbo.; Stront. JODAT (arteriosclerosis.) Strontium Bromium ^Brom ( often gives excellent results where a bromide is indicated. Vomiting of pregnancy. Nervous dyspepsia. It is anti-fermentative and neutralizes excessive acidity.) Stront. nit ( Morbid cravings; headache and eczema behind ears.)

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.

Thuja > compare
Compare: (Hydrogenoid constitution; Calcar.; Silicea ^Silica; Nat-sulph.; Aranea; Apis Mel ^Apis; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.) Cupressus ^Cupressus Australis (sharp, prickling pain; general feeling of warmth; rheumatism and gonorrhoea). Cupressus ^{Cupressus Lawsoniana} (acts like Thuja Occidentalis; Terrible pains in the stomach). sphingurus (falling out of hair from beard; pain in jaw-joint and zygoma); Silicea ^Sil.; Maland ( vaccination); Medorrh ( Suppressed gonorrhoea); Merc Viv ^Merc.; Cannab.; Terebinthina ^Terebinth.; Juniperus; Sabina ^Sabin.; SIL.; Cantharis ^Canth.; Cannab.; Nitric Acid ^Nit-ac.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. Tart}.; ARBORIN is a non-alcoholic preparation of THUJA.

Thuja > complementary
Complementary: Sabina ^Sabina; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Nat-sulph.; Silicea ^Silica.