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Pulsatilla and Bryonia - Remedy Relationships

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Bryonia Bry > compare
Compare The Cucurbitaceae (all have belching, with unaltered taste of food); Aconitum Napellus Aco. (pallor on rising up. Aconitum Napellus Aco. has more restlessness and tossing about; is full of fears; Bry. must keep still); Amm., Antimonium Crudum Ant. c. (nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea; aversion to milk); Arnica Montana Arn. (haemorrhages, wounds, soreness all over; also Bap.); Arsenicum Album Ars. (unlike Bry., drinks often and little, and eats seldom but much); Asclep. Tuberculinum tub. (pleurisy); Belladonna Bell. (delirium, hasty speech, hasty drinking. Belladonna Bell. has headache agg. lying down, Bry. must lie down; Belladonna Bell. has agg. lying on painful side, Bry. amel. lying on painful side; Belladonna Bell. has "chewing motion of jaws" but without the dry, cracked lips of Bry.). Calcarea Carbonica Calc. c. (very like Bry., but the resemblance is too close for compatibility. They should never be given one after the other without an intercurrent remedy between. Calcarea Carbonica Calc., like Bry., Chininum Sulphuricum Chi., and Belladonna Bell., has "as soon as he closes his eyes sees all sorts of objects"); Carbo Vegetabilis Carb. v. (miliaria); Causticum Caust., Chamomilla Cham., Ignatia Amara Ign., Ipecacuanha Ipec. (miliaria); Kali Carbonicum Kali c. (miliaria, bilious affections, chest affections; sharp pains in right hypochondrium shooting up into chest; sharp pain coming from lower lobe right lung, but Kali Carbonicum Kali c. has not necessarily agg. by motion); Kreosotum Kre., Lachesis Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum Lyc., Mercurius Vivus Merc., Natrum Sulphuricum Nat. s. (morning diarrhoea); Natrum Muriaticum Nat. m. (headache in morning, oily, sour sweat on face; Bry. on head generally; cracked lips; Bry. and Natrum Muriaticum Nat. m. go well together, and are often complementary); Nitricum Acidum Nit. ac., Nux Vomica Nux (digestive organs; corresponds to epicures, Bry. to gourmands); Op., Pet., Phosphorus Pho., Podophyllum Peltatum Pod., Pulsatilla Puls. (morning diarrhoea); Ran. b. (pleurisy, rheumatic affections); Rhus Tox Rhus (rheumatism; headache; typhoid. Rhus Tox Rhus is restless and amel. by movement and by warmth); Rumex Acetosa Rumex (morning diarrhoea); Sepia Sep., Silicea Sil., Spi. (pleura); Sulphur Sul., Squil. (pleura). Pulsatilla Pul. and Chininum Sulphuricum Chi. have nausea agg. on sitting up. Arsenicum Album Ars. has gagging at the end of a cough like Bry., Cimex, gagging and belching after cough. Aconitum Napellus Aco. is like Bry. in effects of cold, dry winds (cold, moist winds, Nx. m., Calcarea Carbonica Calc., Arsenicum Album Ars., Dulcamara Dulc.); Ham. and Millefol. (haemorrhages). Bry. follows well Aconitum Napellus Aco., Amm. Nux Vomica Nux, Op., Rhus Tox Rhus. Is followed well by Alumina Alum., Arsenicum Album Ars., Kali Carbonicum Kali c., Nux Vomica Nux, Phosphorus Pho., Pulsatilla Puls., Rhus Tox Rhus, Sulphur Sul.

Bryonia Bry > relationship
After Bryon. are frequently indicated Alumina Alum., Kali Carbonicum Kali carb., Nux Vomica Nux vom., Phosphorus Phosphor., Pulsatilla Pulsat., Rhus Tox Rhus tox., Sulphur Sulphur.

Bryonia Bry > antidotes
Antidotes to Bryon. Aconitum Napellus Acon., Alumina Alum., Camphora Camphor., Chamomilla Chamom., Clemat., Coffea Tosta Coffea, Ignatia Amara Ignat., Muriaticum Acidum Mur. ac., Nux Vomica Nux vom., Pulsatilla Pulsat., Rhus Tox Rhus tox., Senega Seneg.

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.

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Glossary:

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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.