Hull's Jahr : a new manual of homoeopathic practice.

  • George Heinrich Gottlieb Jahr
Date:
1870
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    For Gangraena Senilis, Sec, and perhaps Con., also claim the preference. MerpcS CirclnatUS, or Ring-Worm.—Sep. is almost a specific against this sort of tetter; but Schroen recommends also: Calc, caust., and sulph. Herpes Furfliracea.—The medicines which seem most suitable to this kind of tetter are : Cic. and sulph,; also : Anac, graph., lach., mere, and thuj.; or else : Ais., calc, kreos., led., lye, natr.-m. —Dulc, graph. Herpes Phlyctseaoides.—The chief remedies recommended by Schroen against this disease are : Aeon., bell., rhus, sil., and sulph. Besides these, recourse may also be had to: Ars., bov., calc., lye, mere, and sep. Herpes Zoster.—See Zona. Icterus.—See Chap. XVI. Ichthyosis.—The principal remedies are : Coloe, hep., and plumb. Impetigo, or Crustaceous Tetter.—The medicines which have hitherto been found most efficacious against different impetiginous eruptions are chiefly: Lycop. and sulph., or else : Cale, cic, dulc. graph., lach., mere, rhus. For Ivipetigo Scabida : Lye and sulph. For Impetigo Sparsa : Cie, lach., and sulph. For Impetigo Rodens : Ars., cale, cie, rhus, sep., and sulph. Injuries (Mechanical).—The chief remedies are: Am. tixidi rhus ; also : Ang., con., euph., hep., puis., ruta., sulph., sulph.-ae—lod, [ Ca/mfi?.—Ed.] For consequences of a violent Shock, occasioned by a fall, a blow, &c., the principal medicine is Am.; but when the patient suffcr.5 also from excessive fright, it will be well to administer, in the first place, a dose of Opium; or, if there is syncope, a dose of Aeon. Should headache remain after the use of Am., Bell., phos.-ae, or cie may be given. The effects of a Strain in the Loins, from lifting too heavy a weight, &c., generally require Rhus, or else : Bry., cale, carh.-veg., and sulph., if Rhus prove insufficient. The effects of a shock, from making a False Step, usually require Bryon. or pulsat. ; Rhus is rarely suitable. In Contusions, Am. or puis, may be used, especially when the muscles are chiefly affected. When the Glands are injured, the suitable remedies are usually : Con. and phos., or else : lod. and kal. When the Joints, Synovial Membranes, or Tendons have suffered
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