Calc, Bell and Podo - Remedy Relationships

Belladonna ^Bell > allied remedies
ACO., Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Ambra Grisea ^Ambr., Antimonium Tartaricum ^Ant-t., Apis Mellifica ^Ap., Bryonia ^Bry., Calcarea Carbonica ^CALC-C., Cann., Cantharis ^Canth., Causticum ^Caust., Chamomilla ^Cham., Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis ^Chin., Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Cina ^Cina., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch., Colocynthis ^Coloc., Crocus Sativus ^Croc., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Gel., GLO., Graphites ^Graph., Hell., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^HEP., Hyoscyamus Niger ^HYOS., Iodium ^Iod., Lachesis ^LACH., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., MOS., Nitricum Acidum ^Nit-ac., Nux Vomica ^NUX-V., Op., Phosphoricum Acidum ^Phos-ac., Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt., Platinum Metallicum ^Plat., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb., Pulsatilla ^PULS., Rheum ^Rhe., Rhus Tox ^Rhus-t., Sarsaparilla ^Sars., Senega ^Seneg. SEP., Silicea ^Sil., Stramonium ^Stram., Sulphur ^Sul., Valeriana ^Valer.

Belladonna ^Bell > complementary
Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc-c., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep.

Belladonna ^Bell > complementary
Complementary: Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. Belladonna ( Contains lime). Especially in semi-chronic and constitutional diseases.

Belladonna ^Bell > complementary
Complementary Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc-c

Belladonna ^Bell > complementary
Complementary Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. c.

Belladonna ^Bell > complementary
Complementary to Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. ostr.

Belladonna ^Bell > antidotes
Antidotes To effects of large doses, Vegetable acids, infusion of galls, or green tea, Coffea Tosta ^Coffea., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyoscy; to effects of small doses, Camphora ^Camph., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Op., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Sabadilla ^Sabad. (salivation), Vinum. It antidotes Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Arum t., Atrop., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Fer., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Jaborandi (Pilocarpus) ^Jaborandi, Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Op., Platinum Metallicum ^Plat., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb., sausage poisoning; oil of Terebinthina ^turpentine. It follows well Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Chamomilla ^Cham., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Lachesis ^Lach., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Phosphorus ^Phos., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac.}, Cup. Is followed well by Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Chamomilla ^Cham., Conium Maculatum ^Con., Dulcamara ^Dulc., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Lachesis ^Lach., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Senega ^Seneg., Stramonium ^Stram., Valeriana ^Valer., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Similar to Aconitum Napellus ^Acon., Alcohol (merry craziness); Arsenicum Album ^Ars. (pains of cancer); Bryonia ^Bry. (rheumatism agg. by motion. In pleurisy and pneumonia it is distinguished from Bryonia ^Bry. in that it has agg. lying on affected side whilst Bryonia ^Bry. has the opposite); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. c., Chamomilla ^Cham., Cicuta Virosa ^Cicut., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Eupat. purp. (diuresis and vesical irritation, but Eupat. has more hyperaemia and vesical inflammation); Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Lachesis ^Lach., Lilium Tigrinum ^Lil. tig. (Lilium Tigrinum ^Lil. has amel. by motion; Belladonna ^Bell. agg. by motion), Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Op., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Stramonium ^Stram. (rage), Terebinthina ^Tereb., Veratrum Album ^Verat.; Arnica Montana ^Arn. (whooping cough).

Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc > compare
Compare Alumina ^Alum. and Ammonium Muriaticum ^{Am. mur}, (tightness of chest); Arnica Montana ^Arn. (strains, &c.); Arsenicum Album ^Arsen. (swollen mesenteric glands). Calcarea ovi testae, Calc. ars., Calc. ph., and other Calcareas. In ardor. urinae (Sep., burning and cutting; Cantharis ^Canth., cutting); losses of fluids (Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Sulphur ^Sul.); left tonsil (Bar. c., Sulphur ^Sul., Lachesis ^Lach.); nausea when fasting (Pulsatilla ^Pul., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Silicea ^Sil.); leucorrhoea, acrid or bland (Graphites ^Graph., Sulphur ^Sul., Alumina ^Alum.); glandular enlargement; alcohol, effects of (Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Lachesis ^Lach.); acid stomach (Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Sulphur ^Sul., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Rob.); menses too copious and too early (Belladonna ^Bell.); one side of tongue (Lauro., Silicea ^Sil., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thu.); waking at 3 a.m. (Bellis Perennis ^Bellis, Nux Vomica ^Nux, Kali Carbonicum ^{Kali c}., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Sepia ^Sep.); swelling and painfulness of breasts before menses (Conium Maculatum ^Con.)

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

Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc > complementary
Complementary Belladonna ^Bell.

Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc > complementary
Complementary to Calc. ostr. Belladonna ^Bellad.

Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc > relations
Conium Maculatum ^Con. is an anti-fat, like Calc., precedes and follows it well; suits well Calc. subjects who have scanty menses, Belladonna ^Bell. corresponds otherwise); dread of losing senses (Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Sulphur ^Sul.); levitation, as if raised from the ground (Silicea ^Sil., Can. i., Sticta Pulmonaria ^Sticta, Gelsem., Asarum Europaeum ^Asar., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thu.; Phosphorus ^Phos. ac. has feeling as if legs were raised above the level of head); prosopalgia amel. by warm fomentations (Pulsatilla ^Pul.); sinking immediately after meals (Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Cin., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Staphysagria ^Staph., Ur. n.); cough when eating or in open air Rx. c. (after eating, Nux Vomica ^Nux, Ipecacuanha ^Ip.; agg. change of temperature, Lachesis ^Lach.; agg. current of cold air, Silicea ^Sil., Natrum Carbonicum ^{Nat. c}.); ravenous hunger (Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Calc., Cin., Iodium ^Iod., Silicea ^Sil., Stp.); hot breath (Sulphur ^Sul., Rhus Tox ^Rhus); aversion to darkness (Am. m., Carb. a., Stro., Val., Stramonium ^Stram.); amel. uncovering (Aco., Camphora ^Camph., Fer., Iodium ^Iod., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Secale Cornutum ^Sec., Sulphur ^Sul., Ver.); vertigo on turning head or looking up (Pulsatilla ^Pul., looking up; Sulphur ^Sul., looking down); vomits milk (Aethusa Cynapium ^AEth., Antimonium Crudum ^{Ant. c.}); tightness of chest (Alumina ^Alum., Am. m.); child chews and swallows in sleep (Amyl., Bryonia ^Bry., Ignatia Amara ^Ign.); convulsions, scarlatina, headache (Belladonna ^Bell.); weak from talking (Cocculus Indicus ^Cocc., Stan., Sulphur ^Sul., Ver.); epilepsy (Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr.); naevus (Fluor. ac.); diarrhoea, cholera infantum (Ipecacuanha ^Ip.); constipation, intertrigo, gout, ophthalmia, gonitis, epilepsy, typhus (Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc.); intertrigo, &c. (Chamomilla ^Cham.); canker sores, quinsey, heart, stool, sweat, especially on chest with old people (Mercurius Vivus ^Merc.)

Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc > relations
Rhus Tox ^Rhus is a very close analogue of Calc.; Belladonna ^Bell., Dulcamara ^Dulc., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Pulsatilla ^Puls., and Rhus Tox ^Rhus may be regarded as the acute satellites of Calc.); desire to be mesmerised (Phosphorus ^Phos., Silicea ^Sil.), naevus, mesenteric glands (Silicea ^Sil.); epilepsy, aura of mouse running up arm (Sulphur ^Sul.)

Podophyllum Peltatum ^Podo > relationships
Compare Morning diarrhoea, Sulphur ^Sul., Drosera Rotundifolia ^Dros., Bryonia ^Bry., Natrum Sulphuricum ^{Nat. s}., Rx. c. Hot, yellowish, green, offensive diarrhoea, Chamomilla ^Cham. (Chamomilla ^Cham. agg. evening; Pod. agg. morning, in one gush). Cholera morbus, profuse stools, Ver. (Ver. has much pain; Pod. may have absence of pain). Diarrhoea agg. after eating; headaches alternating with uterine and bowel affections, Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. (Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb. delirium alternating with colic). Prolapsus ani before stool with weakness in abdomen (Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. after stool). Prolapsus uteri agg. during stool, Stan. (with Pod. the stool is diarrhoeic and comes with a rush). Prolapsus recti et uteri, Nux Vomica ^Nux, Sepia ^Sep. Bearing down in hypogastric and anal regions, amel. lying down, Sepia ^Sep. Prolapsus of rectum, Belladonna ^Bell., Aesculus Hippocastanum ^AEsc. h., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Rut. (especially in children, Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi. s., Pod.). Duodenal catarrh, Berberis Vulgaris ^Berb., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydras., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Ric. c. Diarrhoea immediately after eating, Aloe Socotrina ^Alo., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Staphysagria ^Staph., Trbd. (whilst eating, Fer.). agg. After eating or drinking, Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Trbd. Headache from over-excitement, Epipheg. Blur before headache, Kali Bichromicum ^{K. bi.}., Ir. v. Wants to bite gums together, Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt. Tongue as if burnt, Sanguinaria Canadensis ^Sang. Blue tongue, Gymno. As if something alive in abdomen, Crocus Sativus ^Croc. Regurgitation of food, Sulphur ^Sul. Pain under right scapula, Chelidonium Majus ^Chel. Diarrhoea, ovarian pain, ovarian tumour, dysmenia, Colocynthis ^Coloc. Causation.

Podophyllum Peltatum ^Podo > antidotes
Antidote to Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. Compatible After Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. and Nux Vomica ^Nux in vomiting; after Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. and Sulphur ^Sul. in liver diseases.

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