Tabacum - Relationships - Clarke

RELATIONSHIPS

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Compare Nicotinum. Cold sweat, Ver. (Ver. on forehead; Tab. all over). Coldness in abdomen, Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch., Elps., Lachesis ^Lach. Spasmodic pains along l. ureter, Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb. Ménière's disease, Salicin. Incarcerated hernia, Aconite ^Aco., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Op., Sulphur ^Sul. Chills or creeps precede headache (Chelidonium Majus ^Chel., accompany headache). Sinking immediately after meals, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Cin., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Selenium ^Sel., Stp., Ur nit. Hair sensation, Kali Bich ^{K. bi.}., Silicea ^Sil. (Tab., in eye). Blindness, optic atrophy, Carboneum Sulphuratum ^{Carb. s}., Benzinum ^Benz. din., Filix. m. Emissions, heart, anaemia, Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig. Retracted abdomen, Pb. Jerking of legs in bed, Menyanthes ^Meny. As if a hand clutching throat (Belladonna ^Bell., intestines).

Antidotes

Antidoted by Vinegar, Sour Apples, Camphora ^Camph., Coffea Cruda ^Coff.; Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. (primary effects vomiting); Arsenicum Album ^Ars. (effects of chewing tobacco); Nux Vomica ^Nux (bad taste in mouth in morning, amblyopia); Phosphorus ^Phos. (palpitation, tobacco heart, amblyopia, sexual weakness); Spigelia Anthelmia ^Spig. (heart affections); Ignatia ^Ign., Pulsatilla ^Puls. (hiccough); Clematis Erecta ^Clem. (toothache); Sepia ^Sep. (neuralgia in face and dyspepsia, chronic nervousness); Lycopodium ^Lyc. (impotence); Wine (spasms, cold sweat from excessive smoking). Plant. maj. has sometimes caused aversion to tobacco. Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels. (occipital headache and vertigo); Tab. 200, or 1,000 for the craving when discontinuing its use.

Antidote to Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Stramonium ^Stram.

Abies Nigra > relations
Tea. Tabacum ^Tobacco.

Aceticum Acidum > antidotes
Antidotes to potencies are For depressing, agonising feeling, Tabacum ^Tabac., Aconite ^Acon.; for gastric, pulmonary and febrile symptoms, Nat Mur ^{Nat. m}., and afterwards Sepia ^Sep. It antidotes Anaesthetics, Aconite ^Acon., Asarum Europaeum ^Asar., Coffea Tosta ^Coffea, Euphorb., Ignatia ^Ignat., Opium, Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb. (colic), Sepia ^Sep., Stramonium ^Stram., Tabacum ^Tabac. It counteracts sausage-poisoning. It aggravates the effects of Belladonna ^Bell., Merc Viv ^Merc., Arnica ^Arn., Lachesis ^Lach. Disagrees when given after Borax ^Borax, Causticum ^Caust., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Ran. b., Sarsaparilla ^Sars. Scilla Maritima ^Scilla, Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch., and Sanguinaria Canadensis ^Sang. have more effect in curing some diseases when prepared with Aceticum Acidum ^{Acet. ac.} than with Alcohol.

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Compare The Prunae and Pomae of the Rosaceae; Laurocerasus ^Laurocerasus, Ac. hydrocy., Opi. (spasms, stertor, slow pulse, stupor), Stramonium ^Stram., Tabacum ^Tabac., Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}., Lachesis ^Lach., Naja Tripudia ^Naja (heart).

Argentum Nitricum > relations
Apprehension, fear or fright. Eating ices. Intemperate habits. Mental strain and worry. Onanism and venery. Sugar. Tabacum ^Tobacco (boys).

Arsenicum Album > antidotes
Antidotes of potencies Camphora ^Camph., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Chininum Sulphuricum ^{Chin. sul.}, Fer., Graphites ^Graph., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Iodium ^Iod., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Sambucus Nigra ^Sambuc., Tabacum ^Tabac., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Arsen. is antidote to Carbo Veg ^{Carb. v}., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Fer., Graphites ^Graph., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Iodium ^Iod., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Lachesis ^Lach., Merc Viv ^Merc., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Phosphorus ^Phos., Sambucus Nigra ^Sambuc., Strychninum ^Strych., Tabacum ^Tabac., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Follows well Aconite ^Aco., Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Arnica ^Arn., Belladonna ^Bell., Chamomilla ^Cham., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Lachesis ^Lach., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Followed well by Aran. d., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Iodium ^Iod., Sulphur ^Sul. Rhus Tox ^Rhus follows well in skin affections, especially in cases treated allopathically with large doses of arsenic.

Asarum Europaeum > compare
Compare Aconite ^Acon., Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. (stringy stools); Camphora ^Camph. (cholerine); Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. (cholerine); Merc Viv ^Merc. (stringy stools); Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Phosphorus ^Phos., Podophyllum Peltatum ^Pod., Pulsatilla ^Puls. and Sulphur ^Sul. ac. (stringy stools); Sepia ^Sep., Stramonium ^Stram., Tabacum ^Tabac., and Veratrum Album ^Verat. (cholerine). Asa Foetida ^Asaf. (over-sensitiveness). Sticta Pulmonaria ^Sticta Pulsatilla ^pul., Calc Carb ^Calc., Can. Indium Metallicum ^ind., Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels., Thuja ^Thuj., Ol. jec. asel. (levitation). Mosch., Tarentula Hispanica ^Tarent., Meph., Zincum Metallicum ^Zinc. (fidgety feet).

Camphora > compare
Compare Aloe Socotrina ^Alo.; Carbo v. (coldness from undeveloped exanthema, collapse; epistaxis, dark, persistent; low haemorrhages generally); Cantharis ^Canth.; Cup.; Dulcamara ^Dulc.; Secale Cornutum ^Sec. (skin cold with desire to uncover); Lycopodium ^Lyc. (head drawn to one side-Lycopodium ^Lyc. to left, Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb. and Stramonium ^Stram. to right, Bufo Rana ^Bufo to either); Op. (narcotism, heart affections); Phosphorus ^Pho. (anguish and burning in cholera). Sp. dul. Nit., Squil., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Teste puts Camph. in his Belladonna ^Belladonna group, with Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Lachesis ^Lach., Cedron ^Cedr., Stramonium ^Stram., Tabacum ^Tabac., and others. He notes that it acts much more powerfully on carnivorous animals than on herbivora. Causation.

Chelone Glabra > compare
Compare also other Scrofularias, Gratiola Officinalis ^Grat., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Tabacum ^Tabac., Scrof. nod.

Chininum Arsenicosum > relations
Tabacum ^Tobacco.

Cicuta Virosa > antidotes
Antidoted by Arnica ^Arn., Op. for massive doses, Tabacum ^Tobacco.

Cocculus Indicus > antidotes
Antidoted by Camphora ^Camph., Chamomilla ^Cham., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Ignatia ^Ign., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Staphysagria ^Staph. It antidotes Alcohol, Tabacum ^Tobacco, Chamomilla ^Cham., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Ignatia ^Ign., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., and the fever of Thuja ^Thuj.

Coffea Cruda > antidotes
Antidoted by Aconite ^Acon., Chamomilla ^Cham., Ignatia ^Ignat., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Merc Viv ^Merc., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Sulphur ^Sulph., and especially Tabacum ^Tabac. (Teste).

Digitalis Purpurea > compare
Compare Digitalis, Conium Mac ^Conium, Gratiol., Tabacum ^Tabac., Gelsem., Secale Cornutum ^Secale. See under DIGITALIS.

Euphrasia Officinalis > compare
Compare AEthus., Allium Cepa ^Cepa (tears bland; of Euphr., corrosive), Apis Mel ^Apis, Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Kali Bich ^{Kali bi}., Kali Iodatum ^{Kali iod}., Merc Viv ^Merc., Mercurius Corrosivus ^{Merc. cor}., Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Gratiola Officinalis ^Grat., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Tabacum ^Tabac. (Botan.) SYMPTOMS.

Hydrocyanicum Acidum > compare
Compare; Camphora ^Camph. (cholera, coldness); Helod. (coldness); Cicuta Virosa ^Cicut. (spinal cord; cramp in nape); Conium Mac ^Con. (paralysis spreading from below upward); OEnanth. (epilepsy); Laurocerasus ^Lauro. (dry tickling cough; Laurocerasus ^Lauro. has also a cough with jelly-like sputa dotted with bloody points); Lachesis ^Lach.; Tabacum ^Tabac. (asphyxia); Hell., Solania (paralysis of lungs and heart); Nux Vomica ^Nux (tetanus, but of different type).

Ignatia > incompatible
Incompatible Coffea Tosta ^Coffea, Tabacum ^Tabac., Nux Vomica ^Nux (sometimes).

Lobelia Inflata > compare
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)

Lobelia Inflata > relations
Alcohol. Tea. Tabacum ^Tobacco. Wetting feet. Suppressions. Foreign bodies.

Lycopodium > relations
Fear. Fright. Chagrin. Anger. Vexation. Anxiety. Fevers. Over-lifting. Masturbation. Riding in carriage. Tabacum ^Tobacco-chewing. Wine.

Lycopersicum > antidotes
Antidoted by Tabacum ^Tobacco smoke.

Lyssin (Hydrophobinum) > relationships
Compare also in ascending paralysis, Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels., Conium Mac ^Con.; in respiratory paralysis, Solania, Belladonna ^Bell., Dulcamara ^Dulc.; in sexual excitement, Cantharis ^Canth., Pic. ac., Graphites ^Graph.; in intolerance of sun, Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels., Glonoin ^Glon., Nat., Lachesis ^Lach., Apis Mel ^Apis; in effects of carriage-riding, Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul.; desire to urinate on seeing running water, Cantharis ^Canth., Sulphur ^Sul.; convulsions from dazzling light, Stramonium ^Stram.; consciousness of womb, Helonias Dioica ^Helon.; viscid saliva, Epipheg., Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydras.; hurried speech, Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo.; in coldness, Helod. It follows well Tabacum ^Tabac. (headache); Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. (uterine disease); Stramonium ^Stram. (neuralgia). Is followed well by Nat Mur ^{Nat. m}. Causation.

Naja Tripudia > antidotes
Antidoted by Ammonia, Stimulants (effects of bite); Tabacum ^Tabac. (to potencies).

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Compare Tabacum ^Tabac., Digitalis Purpurea ^Digit., Lobel., OEnanth., Absinthium ^Absinth.

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Antidotes See under Tabacum ^Tabac.

Nux Vomica > compare
Compare In tetanus, Picrotox, Veratrin., Thebain. Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Hcy. ac., Belladonna ^Bell., Aconite ^Aco., Physo., Phyto., Cura., Camphora ^Camph. Cerebro-spinal affections, Pic. ac. Fainting in nervous women, Ignatia ^Ign., Nx. m., Mosch. Gastric troubles, Bism., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Kreosotum ^Kre., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Carbo Veg ^{Carb. v}. (Carbo Veg ^{Carb. v}. often follows Nux well in ill effects of debauchery). Asthma, Zingib., Carbo Veg ^{Carb. v}., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Natrum Sulphuricum ^{Nat. s}. Paralysis of sphincters, Sepia ^Sep., Belladonna ^Bell., Sulphur ^Sul. (Nux at any time; Sepia ^Sep. in first sleep; Sulphur ^Sul. and Belladonna ^Bell. in deep sleep). Bad temper before and during menses, Chamomilla ^Cham. (Chamomilla ^Cham. does not know it, Nux does), Magnesia Muriatica ^{Mag. m.} (Lycopodium ^Lyc., before menses). Wakes 3 a.m. and cannot get to sleep, Kali Carb ^{K. ca.}, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Calc Carb ^Calc., Sepia ^Sep. Night-watching effects, sensitiveness, effects of noise, travelling by land or sea, umbilical hernia, Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul. Fear of losing senses, Calc Carb ^Calc., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Sulphur ^Sul. Desire to kill those there is most reason to love, Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep., Arsenicum Album ^Ars. Fainting or faints after every evacuation, Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Nx. m. Piles, Ćsc. Leucorrhoea staining yellow, Agnus Castus ^Agn. c., Carb. an., Chelidonium Majus ^Chel., Kreosotum ^Kre. (Nitric Acid ^{Nit. ac}.), Sepia ^Sep., Pru. sp., Thuja ^Thuj. Bloody sweat, Nx. m., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Calc Carb ^Calc. Impotence from abuse, Calc Carb ^Calc., Sulphur ^Sul. Stricture of rectum, Nat Mur ^{Nat. m}., Op. amel. In wet weather, Alm. Renal colic, Ocimum Canum ^Ocim., Tabacum ^Tabac. Bad effects of masturbation, Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Nat Mur ^{Nat. m}., Calc Carb ^Calc., Sulphur ^Sul., Conium Mac ^Con., Lycopodium ^Lyc., Cobalt. Sensitiveness, Amb., Asarum Europaeum ^Asar., Castor Equi ^Castor., Nux m. Scraped feeling in throat, Apis Mel ^Apis. "Stopped-up" nose., Chamomilla ^Cham. (Chamomilla ^Cham. feels stopped, but discharges hot water; Nux no secretion whatever). Pain with stool, amel. after Colocynthis ^Coloc. (Merc Viv ^Merc. pain and tenesmus continue after stool). Causation.

Phosphorus > relations
Anger. Fear. Grief. Worry. Mental exertion. Strong emotions. Music. Strong odours. Gas. Flowers (fainting). Thunderstorms. Lightning (blindness). Sexual excesses. Loss of fluids. Sprains. Lifting. Wounds. Exposure to drenching rains. Tabacum ^Tobacco (amblyopia). Washing clothes. Having hair cut.

Plantago Major > antidotes
Antidote to Apis Mel ^Apis, Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Tabacum ^Tabac.

Scutellaria Lateriflora > relations
Excitement. Influenzinum ^Influenza. Overwork (mental or physical). Tabacum ^Tobacco (heart). Pain (causes nervous agitation).

Sepia > relations
Anger and vexation. Blows. Falls. Jar. Injury. Overlifting (dyspepsia). Snowy air. Tabacum ^Tobacco (neuralgia). Laundry work. Wetting. Alcohol. Milk, boiled (diarrhoea). Fat Pork.

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Antidoted by Tabacum ^Tabac.

Spigelia Anthelmia > relations
Chill. Tabacum ^Tobacco.

Staphysagria > relations
Anger. Anger suppressed or reserved. Injury; falls; clean-cut wounds; operations. Coitus. Masturbation. Sexual abuse. Sexual craving. Emissions. Dentition. Tabacum ^Tobacco. Merc Viv ^Mercury.

Stramonium > antidotes
Antidoted by Lemon-juice, Vinegar, Tabacum ^Tobacco injections; Senna ^Senna for cerebral symptoms; Belladonna ^Bell., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyos., Nux Vomica ^Nux; and "Particularly Camphora ^Camphor" (Teste).

Strophanthus Hispidus > relations
Alcohol. Tea. Tabacum ^Tobacco.

Strychninum > antidotes
Antidoted by Passiflor. (?) (suggested by Hale); Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo. (drowsiness, respiratory affection); Tabacum ^Tobacco, Chlorof., Camphora ^Camph., Aconite ^Acon. have been advised. See also under Nux Vomica ^Nux. Osterwald (Med. Press, January 6, 1901) found inhalation of Oxygen an effective antidote in animals. Black draught (Senna ^Senna and Epsom Salts) relieved the constipation better than any other aperient. Sulphur ^Sul. 30 in globules dry on the tongue brought about a rapid and almost complete relief of all the rectal symptoms of Robinson's male prover.

Thuja > relations
Vaccination. Gonorrhoea, badly treated or suppressed. Sunstroke. Sexual excess. Tea. Coffee. Beer. Sweets. Tabacum ^Tobacco. Fat meat. Onions. Sulphur ^Sulphur. Merc Viv ^Mercury.

Veratrum Album > antidotes
Antidote to Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Cup. (colic), Op., Tab.; removes the bad effects of Opium and Tabacum ^Tobacco. Follows well Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Arnica ^Arn., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Ipecacuanha ^Ip.; Camphora ^Camph. (Cholera); Ammonium Carbonicum ^{Am. c.}, Carbo Veg ^{Carb. v}., Bovista ^Bov. (in dysmenorrhoea with vomiting and purging). Lycopodium ^Lyc. and Nux Vomica ^Nux in painful constipation of infants. Followed well by Pulsatilla ^Puls., Aconite ^Aco., Belladonna ^Bell., Chamomilla ^Cham., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Sepia ^Sep., Sulphur ^Sul.

Veratrum Album > relations
Fright. Shock of injury. Disappointed love. Injured pride or honour. Suppressed exanthema. Opium. Tabacum ^Tobacco. Alcohol.