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Calcarea and Sulph - Remedy Relationships

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Calcarea Carbonica Calc > relationships
Compare: Aqua Marina Aqua calcar. - Lime-water - (1/2 teaspoonful in milk); (as injection for oxyuris vermicularis), and Calc. Caust. - slaked lime - (pain in back and heels, jaws and malar bones; also symptoms of influenza). Calc. Bromium Brom ( removes inflammatory products from uterus; children of lax fiber, nervous and irritable, with gastric and cerebral irritation. Tendency to brain disease. Insomnia and cerebral congestion. Give 1x trituration). Sulphur Sulph ( differs in being worse by heat, hot feet, etc.). Calcar. calcinata - Calcinated oyster-shell - a remedy for warts. Use 3d trituration. Calcarea Carbonica ovorum. Ova Tosta - Toasted egg-shells - (backache and leucorrhoea. Feeling as if back were broken in two; tired feeling. Also effective in controlling suffering from cancer). Calc-lac ( anemias, hemophilia, urticaria, where the coagulability of the blood is diminished; nervous headache with oedema of eyelids, lips or hands; 15 grains three times a day, but low potencies often equally effective). Calcar. lacto-Phosphorus Phosph ( 5 grains 3 times a day in cyclic vomiting and migraine). Calcarea Muriatica Calc. Mur. - Calcium chloratum - Rademacher’s Liquor - (1 part to 2 of distilled water, of which take 15 drops in half a cup of water, five times daily. Boils. Porrigo capitis. Vomiting of all food and drink, with gastric pain. Impetigo, glandular swellings, angioneurotic oedema. Pleurisy with effusion. Eczema in infants). Calc-pic., (perifollicular inflammation; a remedy of prime importance in recurring or chronic boils, particularly when located on parts thinly covered with muscle tissue, as on shin bones, coccyx, auditory canal, dry, scurfy accumulation and exfoliation of epithelial scales, etc., styes, phlyctenules. Use 3x trit.)

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 > compare
compare the Hydrarg. cum creta of the old school); burning on vertex (Phosphorus Phos., Sulphur Sul.); rheumatism from damp, ophthalmia, inflamed glands from strains (Rhus Tox Rhus)

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > relationship
Calc. ostr. follows well after Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis Cinchon., Cuprum Metallicum Cuprum, Nitricum Acidum Nitr. ac., Sulphur Sulphur.

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > antidotes
Antidotes to Calc. ostr. Camphora Camphor., Nitricum Acidum Nitr-ac., Nit. spir. dulc, Nux Vomica Nux vom., Sulphur Sulphur.

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > antidotes
Calc. ostr. antidotes; Acet. ac., Bismuth, Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis Cinchon., Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis Chin., Sulphur Sulph., Nitricum Acidum Nitr ac.

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > antidotes
Antidoted by Camphora Camph., Ipecacuanha Ip., Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., Nit. sp. Dulcamara dulc., Nux Vomica Nux, Sulphur Sul.

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > antidotes
Antidote to Bism., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi. Sulphur sul., Digitalis Purpurea Dig., Mezereum Mez. (headache), Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., Phosphorus Phos. Follows well Chamomilla Cham., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., Conium Maculatum Con., Cuprum Metallicum Cup., Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., Nux Vomica Nux, Pulsatilla Pul., Sulphur Sul. (especially if the pupils dilate). Followed well by Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Nux Vomica Nux, Phosphorus Pho., Platinum Metallicum Plat., Silicea Sil. Hahnemann says that Calc. must not be given before Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., or Sulphur Sul.

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.)

Calcarea Carbonica Calc > relations
Sulphur Sul. should be given first, and if it does not cure, then Calc.); polypus (Teuc.); scarlatina (Zincum Metallicum Zn).; sunstroke and sunheadaches (Aco., Glo., Lachesis Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Sulphur Sul., Natrum Carbonicum Nat. c., Natrum Muriaticum Nat. m.)

Sulphur Sulph > compare
Compare: Aconitum Napellus Acon (Sulphur often follows in acute diseases); Mercurius Vivus Mercur and Calcarea Carbonica Calcarea are frequently useful after Sulphur, not before. Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc; Sepia Sep; Sarsaparilla Sars; Pulsatilla Puls; Sulphur hydrogenisatum (delirium, mania, asphyxia); Sulphur terebinthinatum (chronic rheumatic arthritis; chorea); Tannic acid (Nasal haemorrhage; elongated uvula; gargle; constipation). Magnes artificialis (great hunger in evening, profuse sweat on face, bruised pain in joints, rectal constriction after stool). Magnetis polus Articus (anxious, coldness of eyes as if a piece of ice lay in orbit, increased flow of saliva, constipation, sopor, trembling, abdominal flatulence). Magnetis Polus Australis (dryness of lids, easy dislocation of ankle, ingrowing toe-nails, aching in patella, shooting in soles).

Sulphur Sulph > complementary
Calcarea Carbonica Calc-c

Sulphur Sulph > complementary
"Every cold he takes ends in asthma," calls for Dulcamara Dulcamara, but very often the fag end of that attack will remain and the physician has to give a deep-acting remedy. After Dulcamara Dulcamara has done all it can do, Sulphur comes in as its complementary remedy. Calcarea Carbonica Calcarea carb has a similar relationship to Dulcamara Dulcamara

Sulphur Sulph > relationship
Sulphur, Calcarea Carbonica Calc. ostr. and Lycopodium Clavatum Lycop. or Sulphur, Sarsaparilla Sarsap. and Sepia Sepia, frequently follow in the order given.

Sulphur Sulph > antidotes
Antidote to Aconitum Napellus Aco., Aloe Socotrina Alo., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., Iodium Iod., Mercurius Vivus Merc., Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., Olean., Rhus Tox Rhus, Sepia Sep., Thuja Occidentalis Thu.; ailments from abuse of metals generally. Compatible Calcarea Carbonica Calc., Calcarea Carbonica Calc. ph., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Sarsaparilla Sars., Sepia Sep., Pulsatilla Puls. (Sul., Calcarea Carbonica Calc., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc.; and Sul., Sarsaparilla Sars., Sepia Sep. frequently follow in this order. It is generally said that Calcarea Carbonica Calc. should not be used before Sul.). Follows well Mercurius Vivus Merc.

Information sources

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Hering

Kent Lectures

Glossary:

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Antidotes

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Chemical Antidotes

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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.