Natrum Muriaticum, Argentum Nitricum, Baryta Carb, Pulsatilla and Alumina - Remedy Relationships

Alumina ^Alum > compare
Compare with the following in clergyman's sore throat Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. nitr}., Kali Bichromicum ^{Kali bich}., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop., etc.

Alumina ^Alum > complementary
Complementary Bryonia ^Bry. Follows well Bryonia ^Bry., Lachesis ^Lach., Sulphur ^Sul. Similar to Alumen ^Alumen; Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. nit}. (clergyman's sore throat, paralysis); Bar. c. (hypochondriasis of aged; constipation); Bryonia ^Bry., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc.; Chamomilla ^Cham. (useful as an intermediate remedy); Conium Maculatum ^Con. (old people; squint) Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferrum (chlorosis; relaxed abdomen; disgust for meat, &c.) Fer. Iodium ^iod. (profuse transparent leucorrhoea); Graphit. (chlorosis, skin rough, chapped, itching nails; blepharitis, &c.); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec.; Kali Bichromicum ^{Kali bi}. (clergyman's sore throat) Lachesis ^Lach. (sad on waking; climaxis); Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (clergyman's sore throat) Pic. ac., Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumb. (colic, constipation) Pulsatilla ^Puls. (tearful, peevish; head, &c., amel. in open air; ozaena; taste lost averse to meat; scanty menses complaints at puberty; lack of animal heat; soles of feet sore, agg. walking; toes red, itching, &c.); Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta (loss of power of internal recti); Sepia ^Sepia (irritable, tearful; ozaena; scanty menses; puberty prolapsus uteri; inactive rectum weakness in urinary organs, &c.); Silicea ^Sil., Sulphur ^Sul., Zincum Metallicum ^Zinc. (inner canthus granular lids; agg. from wine). Causation.

Alumina ^Alum > relationship
Similar to Bar. carb. (hypochondriasis of aged; constipation); Bryonia ^Bryon. (peevish, irritable; gastric and abdominal symptoms; constipation; throbbing headache; dry cough with vomiting; stitches in chest; dryness of mucous surfaces; fever; etc.); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. ostr.; Chamom. (useful as an intermediate remedy); Conium Maculatum ^Conium (old people; loss of power of internal recti of eyes); Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferrum (chlorosis; relaxed abdomen; disgust for meat, etc.); Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferr. Iodium ^iod. (profuse, transparent leucorrhoea); Graphit. (chlorosis; skin rough, chapped, itching; nails, blepharitis, etc.); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. Lachesis ^Laches. (sad on waking; climaxis); Pulsatilla ^Pulsat. (tearful, peevish; heat, etc.; better in open air; ozaena taste lost; averse to meat; chlorosis; scanty menses; complaints at puberty; lack of animal heat; soles of feet sore, worse walking; toes red, itching, etc.); Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumbum (colic; constipation, etc.); Ruta Graveolens ^Ruta (loss of power of internal recti of eyes); Sepia ^Sepia (irritable, tearful; ozaena; scanty menses; puberty, prolapsus uteri; inactive rectum; weakness in urinary organs, etc. Silica Marina ^Silic., Sulphur ^Sulphur, Zincum Metallicum ^Zincum (inner canthus; granular lids).

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 > complementary
Complementary Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m

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

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > relationship
Similar to; Aurum; Cuprum Metallicum ^Cuprum; Kali bichro.; Lachesis ^Laches.; Mercurius Vivus ^Mercury; Merc. corr.; Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. Iodium ^iod.; Natrum Muriaticum ^{Natr. mur}.; Nitricum Acidum ^{Nitr ac}.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Antidotes Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m., Belladonna ^Bell.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m

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 > antidotes
Antidote: Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-mur.

Argentum Nitricum ^Arg-n > antidotes
Antidoted by Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}. (chemical and dynamic), Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Milk.

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).

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > compare
Compare: Aqua Marina ^{Aqua Marina} - Isotonic plasma. Marine plasma is a sea water taken some miles from shore and some depth below surface, filtered and diluted with twice as much pure fresh water. It acts primarily on the blood, as in intoxications, scrofulous conditions, enteritis. It disintoxicate in cancer (administered subcutaneously in the treatment of diseases of skin, kidneys and intestines, Gastro-enteritis, and tuberculosis). scrofulous affections of children. Lymphadenitis. Lupus, eczema, varicose ulcers. A great "blood purifier and vitalizer." Potentized sea-water in weakness, lack of reaction; symptoms worse seaside. Goitre.) Sal marinum sea salt, (indicated in chronic enlargements of glands, especially cervical. Suppurating glands. It appears likely to become a most useful remedy as an auxiliary, if not as a principal, in the treatment of diseases in patients of a strumous diathesis. Also useful in constipation.) Natrum selenicum (laryngeal phthisis with expectoration of small lumps of bloody mucus and slight hoarseness.) Natrum Silicicum ^{Natrum Silicum} (hemophilia; scrofulous bone affections; given intravenously every 3 days for Senile pruritus); (Dolichos Pruriens ^Dolichos. Fagopyrum ^Fagopyr.) Ignatia Amara ^Ignat.; Sepia ^Sep.; Thuja Occidentalis ^Thuja; Graphites ^Graph.; Alumina ^Alum.

Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m > related
Related Pulsatilla ^Pul

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 > relationship
In dry mucous membranes, similar to Alumina ^Alum., Graphit.

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.

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 > 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).

Information sources

Boenninghausen

Boericke

Boger

Clarke

Hering

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