Carbo Vegetabilis, Nux Vomica, Natrum Mur and Sulphur - Remedy Relationships

Carbo Vegetabilis ^Carb-v > compare
Compare also Raphanus ^Raphanus in flatulence. Compatible Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Drosera Rotundifolia ^Dros., Kali Carbonicum ^{Kali c}., Phosphoricum Acidum ^{Phos. ac}., Belladonna ^Bell., Bryonia ^Bry., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Sepia ^Sep., Sulphur ^Sul.

Carbo Vegetabilis ^Carb-v > compare
Compare Graphit. and all the carbons. Causticum ^Caust., Lachesis ^Lach., Eupatorium Perfoliatum ^{Eup. perf}., Phosphorus ^Pho. and Rumex Acetosa ^Rumex in hoarseness (Rumex Acetosa ^Rumex is agg. 4 a.m. and 11 p.m. Causticum ^Caust. agg. in morning; from dry cold. Carb. v. agg. evening; from damp evening air). Camphora ^Camph.; Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi. in haemorrhages, intermittents, hectic, affections of drunkards; Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. in haemorrhages and intermittents; Menyanthes ^Menyanthes in intermittents with coldness of legs; Op., Sulphur ^Sul. and Psorinum ^Pso. in deficient reaction; Sulphur ^Sul. ac. in dyspepsia of drunkards (Carb. v. has more putridity; Sulphur ^Sul. ac. more sourness); Phosphorus ^Pho. in easily bleeding ulcers; Pulsatilla ^Puls., bad effect from fat food and pastry; Sulphur ^Sul. in acrid-smelling menses; erysipelas of breasts; Arsenicum Album ^Ars. and Bellis Perennis ^Bellis in effects of ice-cream and ice-water in hot weather. Nux Vomica ^Nux in dyspepsia, easily angered; effects of debauchery (Nux Vomica ^Nux is thin, spare, yellow, wiry; Carb. v. sluggish, stout, lazy); Secale Cornutum ^Sec. in haemorrhages, cold breath; coldness agg. by warmth. Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Carb. an., and Stramonium ^Stram. in aversion to darkness; Lachesis ^Lach. in weak digestion (Lachesis ^Lach. craves milk; Carb. v. has aversion to it), intolerance of clothing round waist; intermittent fever, flashes of burning heat without thirst. Sepia ^Sep. in bearing-down in rectum and vagina (Carb. v. has strong odour of menses which Sepia ^Sep. has not). Rhus Tox ^Rhus in strains; in typhus; Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch. in cholera; cold breath, prostration. Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr. Causation.

Carbo Vegetabilis ^Carb-v > relationship
Carb. veg. follows well after Sulphur ^Sulphur and Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., when itch is dry; after Veratr. in beginning of whooping-cough; after Lachesis ^Laches., Kali Carbonicum ^{Kali carb}., Sepia ^Sepia.

Carbo Vegetabilis ^Carb-v > antidotes
Antidote Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > complementary
Complementary Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Sepia ^Sep., Capsicum Annuum ^Caps. Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m.} is the Chronic of Ignatia Amara ^Ign. (its vegetable analogue); also of Apis Mellifica ^Apis and Capsicum Annuum ^Caps. Compatible Before

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > antidotes
Natrum Muriaticum ^{Natr. mur}. antidotes Argentum Nitricum ^{nitrate of silver}, quinine, bee-stings.

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > antidotes
Antidoted by Smelling Nit sp. Dulcamara ^dulc.; Phosphorus ^Phos. (especially abuse of salt in food); Arsenicum Album ^Ars, (bad effects of sea-bathing). Nux Vomica ^Nux will relieve headache if persistent, or prostration if prolonged after Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m.}

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > antidotes
Antidote to Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. (abuse of, as cautery); Quinine (when diseases continue intermittent and patients suffer from headache, constipation, disturbed sleep); Apis Mellifica ^Apis (bee-stings). Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m.} should not be given during the paroxysm of fever.

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > compare
Compare In tetanus, Picrotox, Veratrin., Thebain. Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Hcy. ac., Belladonna ^Bell., Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Physo., Phyto., Cura., Camphora ^Camph. Cerebro-spinal affections, Pic. ac. Fainting in nervous women, Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Nx. m., Mosch. Gastric troubles, Bism., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Kreosotum ^Kre., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}. (Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}. often follows Nux well in ill effects of debauchery). Asthma, Zingib., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Lycopodium Clavatum ^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 Clavatum ^Lyc., before menses). Wakes 3 a.m. and cannot get to sleep, Kali Carbonicum ^{K. ca.}, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Sepia ^Sep. Night-watching effects, sensitiveness, effects of noise, travelling by land or sea, umbilical hernia, Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul. Fear of losing senses, Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Sulphur ^Sul. Desire to kill those there is most reason to love, Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^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. (Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}.), Sepia ^Sep., Pru. sp., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thuj. Bloody sweat, Nx. m., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. Impotence from abuse, Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Sulphur ^Sul. Stricture of rectum, Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}., Op. amel. In wet weather, Alm. Renal colic, Ocimum Canum ^Ocim., Tabacum ^Tabac. Bad effects of masturbation, Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Sulphur ^Sul., Conium Maculatum ^Con., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Cobalt. Sensitiveness, Amb., Asarum Europaeum ^Asar., Castor Equi ^Castor., Nux m. Scraped feeling in throat, Apis Mellifica ^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. (Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. pain and tenesmus continue after stool). Causation.

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > compare
Compare with Graphit. (gastralgia); Lachesis ^Laches. (congestion of liver); Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carbo veg}., Causticum ^Caustic. (catarrhal hoarseness).

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > complementary
Relationship.-- Allied Remedies Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Agaricus Muscarius ^AGAR., Aloe Socotrina ^Alo., Ambra Grisea ^ambr., Am - m, Arsenicum Album ^ARS, Asarum Europaeum ^Asar., Aurum Metallicum ^Aur., Bar - c, Belladonna ^BELL., Caladium Seguinum ^Calad, Calcarea Carbonica ^CALC. C., Allium Cepa ^Cepa., Carb - v, Causticum ^Caust., Chamomilla ^CHAM., Chin., Cocal., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Colchicum Autumnale ^colch., Conium Maculatum ^con., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Drosera Rotundifolia ^Dros., Dulcamara ^Dulc., Euphrasia Officinalis ^Euphr., Gel., Graphites ^Graph., Guaiacum ^Guai., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Ipecacuanha ^IP., Kali Carbonicum ^{Kali - c}., Kreosotum ^KRE., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., M - aust., mag - c., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., MILLEF., Mos., Muriaticum Acidum ^Mur-ac., Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat - m}., OP., Petroleum ^PETR, Phosphorus ^PHOS., Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb., Podophyllum Peltatum ^Pod, Rheum ^Rhe., Rhus Tox ^RHUS-T., Selenium ^Selen. Sep., Silicea ^Sil., Stramonium ^Stram., Sulphur ^Sul., Tab., Valeriana ^Valer.

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > complementary
Complementary. - Kali Carbonicum ^kali-c., Phosphorus ^Phos., Sulphur ^sul.

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > complementary
Phosphorus ^Pho Sulphur ^Sul

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > complementary
Complementary Sulphur ^Sul. (Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc.).

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > complementary
Complementary to Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Nux Vomica ^Nux-v > relationship
Follows well after Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Phosphorus ^Phosphor., Sulphur ^Sulphur; is followed by Bryonia ^Bryon., Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Sulphur ^Sulph > complementary
Complementary Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. (Sul. is generally the remedy when Aloe Socotrina ^Alo. has been abused as a purgative), Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Pulsatilla ^Puls. (Sul. is the "chronic" of the last three. If a patient is sleepless Sul. may be given at night. If the patient sleeps well it is best given in the morning, as it may disturb sleep if given at night; Nux Vomica ^Nux may be given at night and Sul. in the morning when their complementary action is desired). Sul. complements Rhus Tox ^Rhus in paralysis. Follows and complements Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. and Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. in lung affections, especially left; atelectasis. An interpolated dose of Sul. helps Silicea ^Sil. in indurations. Psorinum ^Pso. complements Sul.; Psorinum ^Pso. loves heat, Sul. hates it. Teste includes in the Sul. group Crot. t., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. c., Bovista ^Bov., Aethusa Cynapium ^AEth, c., Kreosotum ^Kre., Lobelia Inflata ^Lob. i., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. sol., Asterias Rubens ^Aster., Cicuta Virosa ^Cic., Rat.

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Antidotes

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Complementary

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Inimical / incompatible

These remedies should not be taken one after another.