Plumbum Metallicum, Argentum Nitricum, Baryta Carb, Medorrhinum, Pulsatilla, Stramonium, Causticum and Cina - Remedy Relationships

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > compare
Compare: Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Mercurius Vivus ^Merc.; Phosphorus ^Phos.; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Argent. Cyanatum (angina pectoris; asthma, spasm of oesophagus); Argent- Jodat ( Throat disorders, hoarseness, gland affected.) Protargol (gonorrhoea after acute stage 2 percent. solution; syphilitic mucous patches, chancres and chancroids, 10 percent solution applied twice a day; ophthalmia neonatorum, 2 drops of 10 percent. solution).; Argent. Phosphorus ^Phosph ( An excellent diuretic in dropsy.); Argent. Oxyd. Chlorosis with menorrhagia and diarrhoea.).

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > allied remedies
Argentum Metallicum ^Arg-m., Aurum Metallicum ^Aur., Baryta Carbonica ^Bar-c., Carbo., Conium Maculatum ^Con., Gel., Hell., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Mercurius Corrosivus ^Merc-c., Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m., Nitricum Acidum ^Nit-ac., Pulsatilla ^Pul, Thuja Occidentalis ^Thuj., Arsenicum Album ^ARS., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Zincum Metallicum ^Zinc.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > relationship
After Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. nitr}. had failed in flatulent indigestion, Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop. cured.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > relationship
Complaints from pressure of clothes also in Calcar., Bryonia ^Bryon., Causticum ^Caustic., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop., Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap., and Stannum Iodatum ^Stannum.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Antidotes Cina ^Cina

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Antidotes to Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}. and Arg. nit. Pulsatilla ^Puls., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Sepia ^Sep.; next in importance, Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Silicea ^Sil., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Phosphorus ^Phos., Sulphur ^Sul. It antidotes Am. Causticum ^caust., effects of tobacco.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Antidotes to Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg nitr}. Natrum Muriaticum ^{Natr. mur}. (chemical and dynamic), Arsenicum Album ^Arsen. and milk.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg nitr}, antidotes Amm. Causticum ^caust.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
According to Boenninghausen, as antidotes to Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. nitr}. and also Nitricum Acidum ^{Nitr. ac}., are prominent, Pulsatilla ^Pulsat., Calcar., Sepia ^Sepia, and next these three. Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop., Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Silica Marina ^Silic., Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}, Phosphorus ^Phosphor, and Sulphur ^Sulphur.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > inimical
Inimical Coffea Cruda ^Coff. c. (it increases the nervous headache). Follows well Bryonia ^Bry., Spigelia Anthelmia ^Spig. (dyspepsia); Causticum ^Caust. (urethral affections); Spongia Tosta ^Spongia (goitre); Veratrum Album ^Verat. (flatus). Is followed well by Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (flatus). Similar to Argentum Metallicum ^Arg. met. (A. met. acts on cartilages, Arg. nit. more on mucous membranes, skin, bone, and periosteum, and is suited to herpetic patients); to Aurum Metallicum ^Aur., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Kali Bichromicum ^{K. bi.}ch., Lachesis ^Lach., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Mercurius Corrosivus ^{Merc. cor}., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. Iodium ^iod., Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thuj. In complaints from pressure of clothes, like Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Bryonia ^Bry., Causticum ^Caust., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Sarsaparilla ^Sarsap., Stan. In congestive headaches, like Glonoin ^Glon. and other Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}. compounds. In fish-bone sensation in throat, Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep. (Hep. agg. by cold; Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. agg. in warm room). Pulsatilla ^Puls. is its nearest analogue. Causation.

Baryta Carbonica ^Bar-c > compare
Compare Alumina ^Alum., Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. (paralysis of lungs); Belladonna ^Bell., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. c. (scrofulosis, coryza, &c.); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. Iodium ^iod. (large tonsils); Causticum ^Caust. (paralysis); Chamomilla ^Cham., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Conium Maculatum ^Con. (old people); Dulcamara ^Dulc. (catching cold); Fluor. ac. (old people); Iodium ^Iod. (glands); Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (tonsils); Mag. c., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. (colds, glands, diarrhoea); Natrum Carbonicum ^{Nat. c}., Phosphorus ^Phos., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Sepia ^Sep. (tinea); Silica Marina ^Silic. (glands, fetid foot-sweat, but Bar. c. lacks the head-sweat of Silica Marina ^Silic., and Silica Marina ^Silic. has self-will instead of the weak-mindedness of Bar. c.); Sulphur ^Sul., Tell.

Baryta Carbonica ^Bar-c > relationship
Cognates Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. tart}. (paralysis of lungs); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. ostr. (scrofulosis, coryza, etc.); Calcarea Iodata ^{Calc. iod}. (large tonsils); Causticum ^Caustic. (paretic symptoms); Conium Maculatum ^Conium (old people); Dulcamara ^Dulcam. (tendency to catch cold); Fluor ac. (old people); Iodium ^Iodium (glands); Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop. (tonsils); Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur. (colds, glands, diarrhoea); Phosphorus ^Phosphor; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Sepia ^Sepia (ringworms); Silica Marina ^Silic. (glands, foot-sweat, etc.) Sulphur ^Sulphur; Tellurium ^Tellur. (ringworms).

Causticum ^Caust > relations
in deep sleep, Belladonna ^Bell., Sulphur ^Sul.); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. (scalding urine); Sarsaparilla ^Sars. (urine, especially in women, passed without patient's knowledge); Belladonna ^Bell., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. and Phosphorus ^Pho. (difficult swallowing of liquids); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Carb. an., Stro. and Stramonium ^Stram. (fear of darkness); Tarentula Hispanica ^Tarentula (restlessness) Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels. (ptosis, paralysis, faint-like weakness and trembling, blindness) Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. (laryngeal affections); Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (contraction of brow with pain in head); Allium Cepa ^Cepa (sore heel); Sepia ^Sep. (sadness, especially before menses. Face yellow); Ammonium Carbonicum ^{Am. c.} (rawness and burning in chest); Aconitum Napellus ^Aco. (paralysis from cold); Pulsatilla ^Puls. (cystitis; failure of milk after labour); Euphorb. (ptosis from cold); Natrum Carbonicum ^{Nat. c}. Sulphur ^Sul. and Sulphur ^Sul. ac. (falls easily); Kali Bichromicum ^{Kali bi}. (blindness with headache;)

Causticum ^Caust > incompatible
Incompatible Acids, Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Phosphorus ^Pho. Compatible Before─Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc.;Kali Iodatum ^{Kali i}. (facial paralysis from an abscess); Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta, Sepia ^Sep., Silicea ^Sil., Sulphur ^Sul. Intercurrently─Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Podophyllum Peltatum ^Pod., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Sepia ^Sep., Stan. After

Cina ^Cina > compare
Compare In aversion to be touched, Antimonium Crudum ^{Ant. c.}, Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep. Silicea ^Sil., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thu. gurgling along oesophagus when swallowing fluids, Helleborus Niger ^Helleb., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr. difficult swallowing liquids, Belladonna ^Bell., Causticum ^Caust., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Phosphorus ^Pho.; in cough agg. by reading or writing, Manganum Metallicum ^Mang., Meph., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Platinum Metallicum ^Plat. in white stools, Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig.; in ravenous hunger, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Iodium ^Iod., Silicea ^Sil. Staphysagria ^Staph.; aversion to be caressed, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Lachesis ^Lach.; in squint, Alm.; in asthenopia and defective accommodation, Artem. v. (but Art. v. has dizziness from coloured light; and Cina has amel. from rubbing). Teste places Cina in the Arsenicum Album ^Arsen. group from its analogy in the digestive sphere. Chamomilla ^Cham. has many points of contact with Cina and some opposite conditions. Causation.

Medorrhinum ^Med > compare
Compare Pic. ac., Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels., inability to walk, legs tire and give out; priapism; Camphora ^Camph., Secale Cornutum ^Secale, Tab., Ver. (in collapse, skin cold, covered with cold sweat, throws off all covering); Amb., Anacardium Orientale ^Anac., Caladium Seguinum ^Cal., Can. i., Conium Maculatum ^Con., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Stramonium ^Stram., Val., Ziz. (as if in a dream)p

Medorrhinum ^Med > related
Related Baryta Carbonica ^Bar-c

Medorrhinum ^Med > relations
sunset to sunrise); as if in a dream, Ambra Grisea ^Ambr., Anacardium Orientale ^Anac., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Can. i., Conium Maculatum ^Con., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Rheum ^Rhe., Stramonium ^Stram., Val., Ver., Ziz. amel. By leaning back, Lac c. Fish-brine odour, Sanic.

Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb > compare
Compare Constipation, inertia, hard black balls, Op. (Plumb. has also some spasmodic constriction at anus). Delirium, bites and strikes, Belladonna ^Bell. (Plumb. has tremors of head and hands; yellow mucus about teeth; colic alternating with delirium). Head and abdominal symptoms alternating, Podophyllum Peltatum ^Pod. Brain softening, Zincum Metallicum ^<">Zincum Metallicum ^Zn. (Plumb. has pain in atrophied limbs alternating with colic), Vanad. Constipation from inertia, vaginismus, Platinum Metallicum ^Plat. (Platinum Metallicum ^Plat. amel. these conditions of Plumb.). Irritable piles with drawn-up sensation at anus, Lachesis ^Lach. Peritonitis with retracted abdomen, Euphb. Head turns to right, Stramonium ^Stram. (to left, Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc.; to either, Bufo Rana ^Bufo, Camphora ^Camph.).

Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb > antidotes
Antidoted by Sulphuricum Acidum ^{Sulphuric acid}, diluted, taken as a lemonade, is one of the best antidotes to the chronic effects of lead; Alcohol is a preventive; Alumen ^Alumen, Alumina ^Alumina, Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Antimonium Crudum ^{Ant. c.}, Ben., Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Kreosotum ^Kreos., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Op., Petroleum ^Petrol., Platinum Metallicum ^Plat., Piperaz., Zincum Metallicum ^<">Zincum Metallicum ^Zn. (Teste, who classes Plumb. with Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. and Arsenicum Album ^Ars., says AEthus cyn. is the best antidote in his experience; he names also Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Plect., Strm., and Electric.) It antidotes Bad effects of long abuse of vinegar. Compatible Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Belladonna ^Bell., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Phosphorus ^Phos., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Silicea ^Sil., Sulphur ^Sul.

Pulsatilla ^Puls > complementary
Complementary Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Sulphur ^Sul. ac., Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. (if Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. flags, give Puls.; Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}. follows Puls. in ophthalmia); Stn. (Stn. has menses too early and too profuse).

Stramonium ^Stram > compare
Compare Metrorrhagia, from retained placenta with characteristic delirium, Secale Cornutum ^Sec. (Secale Cornutum ^Sec. often acts when Stram. fails), Pyro. (with fever and septic tendency). Delirium, Belladonna ^Bell., Lachesis ^Lach., Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr., Zincum Metallicum ^<">Zincum Metallicum ^Zn. Illusions of shape, Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt., Petroleum ^Petr., Thuja Occidentalis ^Thuj. Erysipelas, Belladonna ^Bell., Rhus Tox ^Rhus. Stuttering; unable to combine consonants with vowels, Bovista ^Bov. Bright light = convulsions, Kali Bromatum ^{K. bro.} amel. Light, Stro. Hiccough, Ignatia Amara ^Ign. (agg. after eating, smoking, emotions), Ver. (after hot drinks). Hears voices from far off talking to him; behind him, Anacardium Orientale ^Anac. Body bathed in hot sweat. Op. Gyrating movements (Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., angular). Loquacity, Cuprum Metallicum ^Cup., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Lachesis ^Lach., Op., Ver. Hands constantly on genitals, Zincum Metallicum ^<">Zincum Metallicum ^Zn. Laughs and weeps by turns, Aurum Metallicum ^Aur., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Alm., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Capsicum Annuum ^Caps., Graphites ^Graph., Phosphorus ^Phos., Sepia ^Sep., Sulphur ^Sul., Ver. Tetanic convulsions agg. touch and light, Nux Vomica ^Nux (Stram. with mania; Nux Vomica ^Nux, mind clear). Desire to escape in delirium, Belladonna ^Bell., Bryonia ^Bry., Op., Rhus Tox ^Rhus, Hydrophobia, Hfb. Painlessness, Op. Sleepy, but cannot sleep, Belladonna ^Bell., Chamomilla ^Cham., Op. agg. After sleep, Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Lachesis ^Lach., Op., Spongia Tosta ^Spo. Objects appear small, Platinum Metallicum ^Plat. Night-blindness, Belladonna ^Bell., Nux Vomica ^Nux. Causation.

Stramonium ^Stram > relationship
Ailments from vapor of Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumbum.

Information sources

H.C. Allen

Boenninghausen

Boericke

Boger

Clarke

Hering

Glossary:

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Antidotes

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Chemical Antidotes

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Cognates / Similar / Compare

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≡ ≡ ≡ ≡ ≡ ≡ ≡ ≡ Compare Plumbum Metallicum, Argentum Nitricum, Baryta Carb, Medorrhinum, Pulsatilla, Stramonium, Causticum and Cina side by side

Complementary

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Inimical / incompatible

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