Arsenicum Album, Gelsemium, Lachesis and Sulphur - Remedy Relationships

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > related
Lachesis ^Lach

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > allied remedies
Aco., Ammonium Muriaticum ^Am-m., Antimonium Crudum ^Ant-c., Arnica Montana ^Arn., Apis Mellifica ^APIS, Baryta Carbonica ^Bar-c., Bromium ^Brom., Bryonia ^Bry., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc-c., Carbo Vegetabilis ^Carb-v., Chamomilla ^CHAM., Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis ^Chin., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Dulcamara ^Dulc., Euphor., Ferrum Metallicum ^FERR., Graphites ^Graph., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^HEP., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Iodium ^IOD., Ipecacuanha ^IP., Kali Bichromicum ^Kali-bi., Kali Carbonicum ^Kali-c., Kreosotum ^KRE., Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum ^LYC., Magnesia Carbonica ^Mag-c., Mercurius Vivus ^MERC., Mercurius Corrosivus ^MERC-C., Mos., Muriaticum Acidum ^Mur-ac., Natrum Muriaticum ^Nat-m., Nux Vomica ^NUX-V., Petroleum ^Petr., Phosphorus ^Phos., Phosphoricum Acidum ^Phos-ac. Plumbum Metallicum ^Plb., Ranunculus Sceleratus ^Ran-s., (Rhus Tox ^RHUS-T.) Sambucus Nigra ^Samb., Scill., Secale Cornutum ^Sec-c., Sepia ^Sep., Silicea ^Sil., Stramonium ^Stram., Staphysagria ^Staph., Sulphur ^SUL., Sulphuricum Acidum ^Sul-ac., Veratrum Album ^Verat-a.

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > complementary
Complementary All. sat., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Phosphorus ^Phos. Similar to Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Apocynum Cannabinum ^Apoc., Argentum Nitricum ^{Arg. n}., Belladonna ^Bell., Bism., Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc., Can. Indium Metallicum ^ind., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferr., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Kreosotum ^Kreos. Lachesis ^Lach., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Phosphorus ^Phos., Pulsatilla ^Puls., Rhus Tox ^{Rhus t}., Silicea ^Sil., Tab., Veratrum Album ^Verat. The restlessness of Ars. differs from that of Mag. c.; Ars. goes from room to room, from bed to bed; Mag. c. must get out of bed and walk the floor to relieve pain. The fear of death is not that of Aconitum Napellus ^Acon., but is an anxiety and a feeling that it is useless to take medicine as they will surely die (more like Agnus Castus ^Agnus). Bryonia ^Bry. drinks much and seldom Ars. little and often; Ars. eats much at a time, Bryonia ^Bry. often and little. Causation.

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > relationship
Cognates Anthracinum ^Anthrac. (carbuncle; anthrax; pyaemia, etc.); Acet ac. (dropsy); Aconitum Napellus ^Acon. (fever, paralysis, sudden chilling); Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Apocynum Cannabinum ^Apoc. can.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Baptis. (sepsis; typhoid); Bismuth (vomiting); Borax ^Borax (psoriasis); Cinchon. (debility, loss of fluids, dropsy, ague, gangrene ulcers, haemoptysis, diarrhoea, effects of putrid water, marsh-poisons, etc.); Carb. an. (debility, glandular affections); Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carbo veg}. (debility, want of reaction, sepsis, especially ailments from putrid meats, fish or water, etc.); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. ars. (in epilepsy with heart symptoms); Camphora ^Camphor. (collapse, coldness, etc.); Capsicum Annuum ^Capsicum (stomacace); Crotalus Cascavella ^Crotal. (blood poisoning); Cuprum Metallicum ^Cuprum (cholera, lack of reaction, paralysis, etc.); Cuprum Metallicum ^Cupr. ars. (neuralgia of viscera); Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferrum (eruption lienteria, dropsy, chlorosis, neuralgia, etc.) Graphit. (chronic eruptions); Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydrast. (superior in lupus); Ipecacuanha ^Ipec. (chills and fever; asthma; catarrh of nose or chest with suffocation, summer complaint, especially in fat children; diarrhoea; vomiting, etc.); Irisvers.; Kali Bichromicum ^{Kali bich}r. (often superior in lupus); Lachesis ^Laches. (in sepsis, etc.); Muriaticum Acidum ^{Mur. ac}. Nitricum Acidum ^{Nitr ac}. (typhoid state; great debility, ulcers easily bleeding, diphtheria, etc.); Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}. (better in neuralgia, worse in morning); Phosphorus ^Phosphor.; Plumbum Metallicum ^Plumbum (paralysis, colic, tremors); Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}. (mild delirium, erysipelas, ophthalmia, typhoid fever, with prostration and involuntary stool; skin symptoms, etc.); Secale Cornutum ^Secal. (cholera, diarrhoea ulcers, gangrene, etc.); Sulphur ^Sulphur; Sulphuricum Acidum ^{Sulph. ac};.; Tabacum ^Tabac.; Tereb. (metritis, stupor with dark, turbid urine, etc.); Ver. alb. (coldness, cholera, cholera morbus, cold sweat).

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > relationship
Of small doses Camphora ^Camphor.,Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis ^Cinchon.,Chin. Sulphur ^sulph.,Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferrum, Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hepar, Iodium ^Iodium, Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Sambucus Nigra ^Sambuc., Tabacum ^Tabac., Veratr.

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > antidotes
Antidotes of potencies Camphora ^Camph., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Chininum Sulphuricum ^{Chin. sul.}, Fer., Graphites ^Graph., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Iodium ^Iod., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Sambucus Nigra ^Sambuc., Tabacum ^Tabac., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Arsen. is antidote to Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Fer., Graphites ^Graph., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Iodium ^Iod., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Lachesis ^Lach., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Phosphorus ^Phos., Sambucus Nigra ^Sambuc., Strychninum ^Strych., Tabacum ^Tabac., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Follows well Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Arnica Montana ^Arn., Belladonna ^Bell., Chamomilla ^Cham., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Ipecacuanha ^Ipec., Lachesis ^Lach., Veratrum Album ^Verat. Followed well by Aran. d., Nux Vomica ^{Nux v}., Iodium ^Iod., Sulphur ^Sul. Rhus Tox ^Rhus follows well in skin affections, especially in cases treated allopathically with large doses of arsenic.

Arsenicum Album ^Ars > antidotes
Arsen. antidotes Carb. veg., Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis ^Cinchon., Ferrum Metallicum ^Ferrum, Graphit., Iodium ^Iodium., Lachesis ^Laches., Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Nux Vomica ^{Nux vom}., Veratrum Album ^Verat.

Lachesis ^Lach > relationships
Compare Crotalus Cascavella ^Crotal., Naja Tripudia ^Naja, Bothrops Lanceolatus ^Bothrops., Helod., Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Sulphur ^Sul. and Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (aphasia); Theridion ^Therid. and Mosch. (vertigo agg. closing eyes and sun-headache); Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Hydr. ac., Laurocerasus ^Lauroc., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig. and Ver. (fainting from cardiac weakness); Kali Carbonicum ^{K. carb.} (heart hanging by a thread); Glonoin ^Glon., Belladonna ^Bell., Camphora ^Camph., Natrum Carbonicum ^{Nat. c}., Theridion ^Therid. (agg. from heat of sun); Stramonium ^Stram., Agaricus Muscarius ^Agar., Mephit., Act. r., and Paris. (loquacity); Op., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Arnica Montana ^Arn., Alumina ^Alum., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., and Rhus Tox ^Rhus (typhoid); Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Bryonia ^Bry. and Gelsemium Sempervirens ^Gels. (catarrhal and rheumatic headaches); Silicea ^Sil. (amel. wrapping up head; aversion to touch); Crot., Phosphorus ^Pho., and Arnica Montana ^Arn. (retinal apoplexy); Crotalus Cascavella ^Crotal. and Elaps Corallinus ^Elaps. (otorrhoea); Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Arsenicum Album ^Ars. and Kali Carbonicum ^{K. ca.} (oedema of face); Cicuta Virosa ^Cic. (dyspnoea from spasm); grind. (stops breathing on falling asleep); Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Rhus Tox ^Rhus and Euphorb. (erysipelas, herpes, &c.); Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt. (sore throat); Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Kreosotum ^Kre., Kali Bichromicum ^{K. bi.}., Nux Vomica ^Nux and Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. (dyspepsias and abdominal diseases); Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch. and Elaps Corallinus ^Elaps. (cold feeling in stomach); Belladonna ^Bell., Causticum ^Caust., Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m.}, Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Ignatia Amara ^Ign., Kali Bichromicum ^{K. bi.}., Op., Pb., Mezereum ^Mez. and Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul. (constriction of anus, anal tenesmus, and dysentery); Anacardium Orientale ^Anac. (sensation of plug in rectum); Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Asa Foetida ^Asaf., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Muriaticum Acidum ^{Mur. ac}., Silica Marina ^Silic., Sulphuricum Acidum ^{Sulph. ac};., and Arsenicum Album ^Ars. (ulceration); Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Argentum Metallicum ^Arg. m., Platinum Metallicum ^Plat., Murex ^Murex, Palladium ^Pall., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc. and Graphites ^Graph. (ovarian and uterine diseases); Crotalus Cascavella ^Crotal., Helleborus Niger ^Helleb., Digitalis Purpurea ^Dig., Terebinthina ^Tereb., Apis Mellifica ^Apis and Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch. (vesical and rectal affections, with hćmaturia); Calcarea Carbonica ^Calc. (gall-stones); Phosphorus ^Pho. and Thuja Occidentalis ^Thu. (fungus hćmatodes); Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}. and Led. (effects of bee-stings) Lactuca Virosa ^Lact. ac. (fulness of throat and constriction); Lac Caninum ^{Lac. can}. (diphtheria changing sides; sees snakes); Tarentula Hispanica ^Tarent. cub. (carbuncles); Colchicum Autumnale ^Colch. and Carb. ac. (black urine); Selenium ^Sel., Natrum Carbonicum ^{Nat. c}. and Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}. (agg. in warm, relaxing weather); Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}. (craves coffee).

Lachesis ^Lach > relationships
also Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}.; Phosphorus ^Pho. amel. after sleep); Staphysagria ^Staph. (on swallowing pain runs externally along parotid gland to ears; perspiration impossible); Phosphorus ^Pho. (sensation as if anus open; Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach., as if uterus); Silicea ^Sil., Caulophyllum Thalictroides ^Caul., Sulphur ^Sul., Ustil. and Viburnum Opulus ^Vib. o. (left ovarian and left inframammary pain). Nux Vomica ^Nux m. (cough of pregnancy; Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach., cough at menstrual period when it is going off. Patient must swallow what loosens); Pulsatilla ^Puls. (menstrual cough; menses scanty; but pain agg. as flow increases); Conium Maculatum ^Con., Graphites ^Graph. (scanty menses); Anthracin. (carbuncles; boils); Terebinthina ^Tereb., Kali Bichromicum ^{K. bi.}. (tongue glazed;)

Lachesis ^Lach > relationship
Followed by Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Belladonna ^Bellad., Carb. veg., Causticum ^Caustic., Conium Maculatum ^Conium, Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lycop.

Lachesis ^Lach > relationship
Follows Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Belladonna ^Bellad., Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nitr. ac.}, Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hepar.

Lachesis ^Lach > antidotes
Antidotes: Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Mercurius Vivus ^Merc.; HEAT; Alcohol; SALT.

Lachesis ^Lach > antidotes
Antidotes to dilutions Alumina ^Alum., Belladonna ^Bell., Cocculus Indicus ^Coccul., Coffea Cruda ^Coff., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Phosphoricum Acidum ^{Pho. ac.}; to the visible spasmodic tenesmus of rectum, Sepia ^Sep. According to Teste the chief antidote is Cedron ^Cedron. It antidotes Bufo Rana ^Bufo, Crotalus Cascavella ^Crotal., Rhus Tox ^Rhus. Compatible Aconitum Napellus ^Aco., Arsenicum Album ^Ars., Belladonna ^Bell., Bro., Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}., Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi., Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep., Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo., Kali Bichromicum ^{Kali bi}., Lac Caninum ^{Lac. can}., Lycopodium Clavatum ^Lyc., Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nit. ac}., Nux Vomica ^Nux, Olean., Phosphorus ^Pho., Pulsatilla ^Pul., Silicea ^Sil., Sulphur ^Sul. (pneumonia), Tarentula Hispanica ^Tarent., (Platinum Metallicum ^Plat. follows well when Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep. and Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach. fail to evacuate pus from ovarian abscess).

Lachesis ^Lach > antidotes
it amel. Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach. but not Carbo Vegetabilis ^{Carb. v}.); Antimonium Tartaricum ^{Ant. t}. (threatened paralysis of lungs); Mercurius Vivus ^Merc. (Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach. occasionally antidotes Mercurius Vivus ^Merc., when pus degenerates and becomes dark, thin, offensive); Chininum Sulphuricum ^Chi. Sulphur ^sul. (intermittents after abuse of Quinine, when chills return in spring); Ammonium Carbonicum ^{Am. c.} (blueness, somnolence, engorgement of neck; but Ammonium Carbonicum ^{Am. c.} right-sided and without sensitiveness); Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ^Hep. (any kind of food = indigestion); Natrum Muriaticum ^{Nat. m}. (opp. Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach., has amel. from tight clothing); Apis Mellifica ^Apis (jealousy); Ar. t. (diphtheria); Anacardium Orientale ^Anac. (has two wills; thinks he is under control of superhuman power); Arnica Montana ^Arn. (sensitiveness of chest)

Lachesis ^Lach > antidotes
Antidotes Arsenicum Album ^Arsen., Belladonna ^Bellad., heat, alcohol, salt.

Lachesis ^Lach > relations
Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach., of peripheral nerves; Arnica Montana ^Arn., soreness of over-full blood-vessels); Bryonia ^Bry. (headache from suppressed coryza); Act. r. (puerperal mania); Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt. (offensive discharges; typhoid); Belladonna ^Bell. (head symptoms; throat; scarlatina); Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyo. (talks of things of daily life, jumps from one subject to another); Spi. (larynx sensitive; Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach., hyperćsthesia; Spi., inflammation of cartilages, turning head = suffocative spell) Sulphur ^Sul. (left side; inflammation of liver, going on to abscess; agg. after sleep)

Lachesis ^Lach > relations
and shining, Apis Mellifica ^Apis, Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lach.); Pulsatilla ^Pul., Phosphorus ^Pho., Sulphur ^Sul. and Muriaticum Acidum ^{Mur. ac}. (piles during menses) Solania, Belladonna ^Bell. and Dulcamara ^Dulc. (paralysis of lungs); Irist. (appendicitis) Phosphoricum Acidum ^{Pho. ac.} (disappointed love); Hydrophobin.; Sabadilla ^Sabad. (throat affected left to right)

Sulphur ^Sulph > antidotes
Sulphur antidotes Cinchona ( China ) Officinalis ^Cinchon., Iodium ^Iodium, Mercurius Vivus ^Mercur., Nitricum Acidum ^{Nitr ac}, Rhus Tox ^{Rhus tox}., Sepia ^Sepia; ailments from the abuse of the metals generally; tremors caused by Arsenicum Album ^Arsen.

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