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Calc and Ars - Remedy Relationships

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Arsenicum Album Ars > allied remedies
Aco., Ammonium Muriaticum Am-m., Antimonium Crudum Ant-c., Arnica Montana Arn., Apis Mellifica APIS, Baryta Carbonica Bar-c., Bromium Brom., Bryonia Bry., Calcarea Carbonica Calc-c., Carbo Vegetabilis Carb-v., Chamomilla CHAM., Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis Chin., Coffea Cruda Coff., Colchicum Autumnale Colch., Digitalis Purpurea Dig., Dulcamara Dulc., Euphor., Ferrum Metallicum FERR., Graphites Graph., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum HEP., Ignatia Amara Ign., Iodium IOD., Ipecacuanha IP., Kali Bichromicum Kali-bi., Kali Carbonicum Kali-c., Kreosotum KRE., Lachesis Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum LYC., Magnesia Carbonica Mag-c., Mercurius Vivus MERC., Mercurius Corrosivus MERC-C., Mos., Muriaticum Acidum Mur-ac., Natrum Muriaticum Nat-m., Nux Vomica NUX-V., Petroleum Petr., Phosphorus Phos., Phosphoricum Acidum Phos-ac. Plumbum Metallicum Plb., Ranunculus Sceleratus Ran-s., (Rhus Tox RHUS-T.) Sambucus Nigra Samb., Scill., Secale Cornutum Sec-c., Sepia Sep., Silicea Sil., Stramonium Stram., Staphysagria Staph., Sulphur SUL., Sulphuricum Acidum Sul-ac., Veratrum Album Verat-a.

Arsenicum Album Ars > complementary
Complementary All. sat., Carbo Vegetabilis Carb. v., Phosphorus Phos. Similar to Aconitum Napellus Aco., Apocynum Cannabinum Apoc., Argentum Nitricum Arg. n., Belladonna Bell., Bism., Calcarea Carbonica Calc., Can. Indium Metallicum ind., Carbo Vegetabilis Carb. v., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., Ferrum Metallicum Ferr., Hyoscyamus Niger Hyo., Ipecacuanha Ipec., Kreosotum Kreos. Lachesis Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Nux Vomica Nux v., Phosphorus Phos., Pulsatilla Puls., Rhus Tox Rhus t., Silicea Sil., Tab., Veratrum Album Verat. The restlessness of Ars. differs from that of Mag. c.; Ars. goes from room to room, from bed to bed; Mag. c. must get out of bed and walk the floor to relieve pain. The fear of death is not that of Aconitum Napellus Acon., but is an anxiety and a feeling that it is useless to take medicine as they will surely die (more like Agnus Castus Agnus). Bryonia Bry. drinks much and seldom Ars. little and often; Ars. eats much at a time, Bryonia Bry. often and little. Causation.

Arsenicum Album Ars > relationship
Cognates Anthracinum Anthrac. (carbuncle; anthrax; pyaemia, etc.); Acet ac. (dropsy); Aconitum Napellus Acon. (fever, paralysis, sudden chilling); Apis Mellifica Apis, Apocynum Cannabinum Apoc. can.; Baptisia Tinctoria Baptis. (sepsis; typhoid); Bismuth (vomiting); Borax Borax (psoriasis); Cinchon. (debility, loss of fluids, dropsy, ague, gangrene ulcers, haemoptysis, diarrhoea, effects of putrid water, marsh-poisons, etc.); Carb. an. (debility, glandular affections); Carbo Vegetabilis Carbo veg. (debility, want of reaction, sepsis, especially ailments from putrid meats, fish or water, etc.); Calcarea Carbonica Calc. ars. (in epilepsy with heart symptoms); Camphora Camphor. (collapse, coldness, etc.); Capsicum Annuum Capsicum (stomacace); Crotalus Cascavella Crotal. (blood poisoning); Cuprum Metallicum Cuprum (cholera, lack of reaction, paralysis, etc.); Cuprum Metallicum Cupr. ars. (neuralgia of viscera); Ferrum Metallicum Ferrum (eruption lienteria, dropsy, chlorosis, neuralgia, etc.) Graphit. (chronic eruptions); Hydrastis Canadensis Hydrast. (superior in lupus); Ipecacuanha Ipec. (chills and fever; asthma; catarrh of nose or chest with suffocation, summer complaint, especially in fat children; diarrhoea; vomiting, etc.); Irisvers.; Kali Bichromicum Kali bichr. (often superior in lupus); Lachesis Laches. (in sepsis, etc.); Muriaticum Acidum Mur. ac. Nitricum Acidum Nitr ac. (typhoid state; great debility, ulcers easily bleeding, diphtheria, etc.); Nux Vomica Nux vom. (better in neuralgia, worse in morning); Phosphorus Phosphor.; Plumbum Metallicum Plumbum (paralysis, colic, tremors); Rhus Tox Rhus tox. (mild delirium, erysipelas, ophthalmia, typhoid fever, with prostration and involuntary stool; skin symptoms, etc.); Secale Cornutum Secal. (cholera, diarrhoea ulcers, gangrene, etc.); Sulphur Sulphur; Sulphuricum Acidum Sulph. ac;.; Tabacum Tabac.; Tereb. (metritis, stupor with dark, turbid urine, etc.); Ver. alb. (coldness, cholera, cholera morbus, cold sweat).

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 > 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.)

Information sources

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Glossary:

The links in the left margin point to explanations of remedy relationships on the forum. For a full explanation, please see those threads. Here though is a summary of the terms used:

Antidotes

The remedies are antidoted by the stated remedy, when given in homeopathic doses.

Chemical Antidotes

The remedy antidotes poisoning by these remedies. These are included for completeness, but if you suspect you, or anybody, has been poisonned, you'll obviously be seeking immediate professional medical advice.

Cognates / Similar / Compare

Similar remedies for comparison purposes.
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Complementary

These remedies work well in pairs, with the second remedy given later to finish what the first has started.

Inimical / incompatible

These remedies should not be taken one after another.