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Pulsatilla, Thuja and Sepia - Remedy Relationships

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≡ ≡ ≡ Compare Pulsatilla, Thuja and Sepia side by side

Pulsatilla Puls > compare
Compare Tearfulness, Sepia Sep. (Puls. cries when telling her symptoms, Sepia Sep. weeps when questioned about her symptoms; Sepia Sep. irritability and anger, indifference to household affairs), Natrum Muriaticum Nat. m. (Natrum Muriaticum Nat. m. is agg. by consolation), Ignatia Amara Ign. (Ignatia Amara Ign. hides her grief).

Pulsatilla Puls > antidotes
Antidote to Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi. Sulphur sul., Fer. (in chlorotic girls who have been damaged by Iron, Puls. has excellent effect), Mag. c., Sulphur Sul., Sulphur Sul. ac., vapours of Mercurius Vivus Mercury and Cuprum Metallicum Copper, Belladonna Bell., Chamomilla Cham., Coffea Cruda Coff., Colchicum Autumnale Colch., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Platinum Metallicum Plat., Gelsemium Sempervirens Gels., Strm., Saba., Antimonium Tartaricum Ant. t., Whisky, Toad-stool poisoning. Compatible Arsenicum Album Ars., Bryonia Bry., Belladonna Bell., Ignatia Amara Ign., Kali Bichromicum K. bi.., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Nux Vomica Nux, Phosphorus Pho., Rhus Tox Rhus, Sepia Sep., Sulphur Sul.

Sepia Sep > complementary
Relationship.-- Allied Remedies ACO., Agaricus Muscarius Agar., Ag-v., Ani - c, Antimonium Tartaricum ant-t., ap, Arsenicum Album Ars., Asa Foetida Asaf., Bar - c, Belladonna BELL., Bryonia Bry, Calcarea Carbonica Calc-c., Carb - v, Causticum CAUST., CHIN., Clematis Erecta Clem., Cuprum Metallicum cupr., Drosera Rotundifolia Dros, Dulcamara Dulc., Euphor, Gel., Graphites Graph., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum Hep., Kreosotum Kre., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Magnesia Muriatica MAG-M., Men, Mercurius Vivus Merc, Natrum Carbonicum Nat-c., Nitricum Acidum NIT-AC., Nux Vomica Nux - v, Phosphorus Phos., Pulsatilla PULS., Rhododendron Rhod, Rhus Tox RHUS-T., Selenium Selen, Silicea SIL., Sulphur SUL., Veratrum Album Verat-a., Sepia intensified the action of Lilium Tigrinum Lil - tig. Nux Vomica Nux - v intensified the action of Sepia. complementary. - Natrum Muriaticum Nat-m., Phosphorus Phos., Pulsatilla Puls

Sepia Sep > relationship
Sepia is frequently indicated after Pulsatilla Pulsat., Silica Marina Silic., Sulphur Sulphur.

Sepia Sep > inimical
Inimical: Lachesis Lach.; Pulsatilla Puls.

Sepia Sep > incompatible
Incompatible Lachesis Lach. (but in one case in which Lachesis Lach. in very high potency had caused intensely distressing rectal tenesmus with alternate inversion and eversion of the anus, Sepia Sep. high proved to be the antidote).

Thuja Occidentalis Thuj > compare
Compare: (Hydrogenoid constitution; Calcar.; Silicea Silica; Nat-sulph.; Aranea; Apis Mellifica Apis; Pulsatilla Pulsat.) Cupressus Lawsoniana Cupressus Australis (sharp, prickling pain; general feeling of warmth; rheumatism and gonorrhoea). Cupressus Lawsoniana Cupressus Lawsoniana (acts like Thuja Occidentalis; Terrible pains in the stomach). sphingurus (falling out of hair from beard; pain in jaw-joint and zygoma); Silicea Sil.; Maland ( vaccination); Medorrh ( Suppressed gonorrhoea); Mercurius Vivus Merc.; Cannab.; Terebinthina Terebinth.; Juniperus; Sabina Sabin.; SIL.; Cantharis Canth.; Cannab.; Nitricum Acidum Nit-ac.; Pulsatilla Puls.; Antimonium Tartaricum Ant. Tart.; ARBORIN is a non-alcoholic preparation of THUJA.

Thuja Occidentalis Thuj > compare
Compare Constitutional polychrests, Med. Syphilinum (Luesinum) Syph., Psorinum Pso., Sulphur Sul., Mercurius Vivus Merc. Bad effect of vaccination, Apis Mellifica Apis, Antimonium Tartaricum Ant. t., Vacc., Var. Aversion to touch or approach, Antimonium Crudum Ant. c. (Thuja on account of fixed ideas). Illusions of shape, Baptisia Tinctoria Bapt., Petroleum Petr., Stramonium Stram. Imaginary conditions (Saba., imaginary diseases). Ozoena with thick green discharge; gleet; gonorrhoeal rheumatism; orchitis; prostatitis; Pulsatilla Puls. (the discharge of Pulsatilla Puls. is thicker than that of Thuja). Ozaena in sycotics, Kali Bichromicum K. bi.. Condylomata, balanorrhoea, greenish leucorrhoea, Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac. (Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac. has more aching in bones, especially when not covered with muscles). Long filiform condylomata, Staphysagria Staph. (Staphysagria Staph., especially after Mercurius Vivus Mercury, system generally depressed). Balanorrhoea, Jacar. Red chancroid sores, Corallium Rubrum Coral. Iritis; green discharges; rheumatism; sweating, Mercurius Vivus Merc. (Mercurius Vivus Merc. agg. warmth of bed; sweating more excessive; Thuja, sweat on uncovered parts only). Condylomata, Sabi. (itch and burn, especially in women). Condylomata large, like cock's-comb, Euphras. Syphilis and sycosis, fig-warts fan-shaped, much Aching, especially about joints, Cinnab. ("Cinnab. is preferable for warts on prepuce.".)

Thuja Occidentalis Thuj > complementary
Natrum Muriaticum Nat-m., Nitricum Acidum Nit-ac., Pulsatilla Puls., Silicea Sil., Sulphur SUL.

Thuja Occidentalis Thuj > antidotes
Antidoted by Chamomilla Cham. (nightly toothache) Cocculus Indicus Coccul. (fever); Camphora Camph., Mercurius Vivus Merc., Pulsatilla Puls., Sulphur Sul. Teste found Colchicum Autumnale Colch. the best antidote in his experience.

Thuja Occidentalis Thuj > antidotes
Antidote to Thuja Chamom., for nightly toothache; Cocculus Indicus Coccul., for the fever; also, Camphora Camphor., Mercurius Vivus Mercur., Pulsatilla Pulsat., Sulphur Sulphur.

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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.