The homoeopathist; or, domestic physician / [Constantin Hering].

  • Constantine Hering
Date:
1845
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    disposition, and Cham, does not effect a perfect cure, give Puls. When food or drink, taken immediately after vexation, produces bad taste, bitter eructations, vomiting of bde, pain in the bowels, heat of the head, uneasiness, disturbed sleep, &c., give Cham, once or twice; but if it recurs frequently, and this medicine loses its effect, give Puls, or Nux vom. Angeb.—When persons of violent temper feel imweU, after having been in a passion, give Nux vom. If the anger be attended by a just indignation, and the person is not of a sanguine temperament, give Staph. If anger and vexation produce mental alienation, give Plat. When little children get into so violent a rage as to lose their breath or fall into convulsions, give Cham. If they shriek and weep violently, with frequent attacks of coughing, give Arn. If they continue to cry, and wdl not be pacified, give Bell., and if this does no good. Hep., the latter medicine but once. Sensibility and irritability are the causes of indisposition with many, as the most trifling emotions affect them very sensibly. If this great sensitiveness is combined with inward vexation, great pain in the parts affected, so as to excite crying and suffuse the eyes with tears from the most trifling and imaginary causes, give Cof. several times. The patient must abstain from drinking coffee. When there is great irritability of the nervous system, of the organs of sense, agitation, and inclination to lie down, aversion to fresh air, a stubborn and refractory disposition, and when the menstrual periods are irregular, give Nux vom.; but when the patient is pale, inclined to weep, or when the men- strual period is too late with persons of this disposition, and is insufficient or suppressed, give Puls. If you do not always succeed with this, and the patient is fretful, give Ign.; if more peevish and passionate still, give Cham. If the patient is greatly excited, forms plans, and is exceed- ingly lively, particularly in the evening, give Chin. If the pain is distracting, give Cof.; if this does no gQod^
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