Homoepathic therapeutics.

  • Samuel Lilienthal
Date:
1878
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Credit: Homoepathic therapeutics. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    n. vom., puis., veratr.; 2, bell., cham., carb. v., cocc, lauroc, lye, natr. m., stann., thuj. By affections of the heart : 1, aeon., ars., aur , cact., dig., puis., spig., spong.; 2, cham., cimicif., gels., lycop., nitr. ac, phos., sep., veratr. vir. By Hypochondriasis : 1, aeon., ars., cale., dig., lach., natr., n. vom.] 2, sescul., alum., anac., bell., caust., cham., con., corn, c, cyprip., graph., hell., hep., ign., iris, lach., lept., lye, mere, mosch., nitr. ae, pod., puis., sep., stram. By Hysteria: 1, aeon., etc., cocc, con., croc, cyprip., hyose, ign., mosch., n. vom.; 2, aletr., bell., calc, caust., caulop., corn, f., gels., hyose, magn. m., nitr. ae, n. mosch., phos., sil., scutel., veratr. By Hyperesthesia of the brain: aeon., bell., hyose, lachn., mere, n. vom., veratr. ANOREXIA. § 1. Though generally a mere symptom, yet it is sometimes a mere dislike to certain kinds of nourishment, which can be treated with: 1, ant., arn., cact., cheione, china, hep., mere, n. vom., puis., rhus, sulph , tart.; 2, baryt., bry., cale, cimicif., cyclam., gels., gymnocl., helon., hydras., iris, lob., natr. m., sep., sil.; 3, ars., bell., canth., cie, cocc, comoclad., con., ign., lye, op., plat., sang., thuj., verat. § 2. For independent anorexia, or for anorexia remaining after gastric affections, we have: 1, ant., cact., chelon., cycl., gymnoclad., sulph.; 2, china, iris, n. vom., puis., rhus, sep., sil. For anorexia accompanied with hunger, use: 1, cact., chin., cimicif., eupat., hell., natr. m., rhus; 2, bry., cale, ign., n. vom., op., sil.; 3, ars., baryt., dule, magn. m., sulph. ac. For anorexia accompanied with complete loathing of food, give : 1, ipee, puis., rhus; 2, china, ign. jugl., n. vom.; 3, aeon., bell., comoclad., lach., lob., mur. ae, sep. § 3. For partial anorexia, or aversion to particular kinds of food, we have principally, as for aversion to beer: 1, bell., chin., cocc, n. vom.; 2, cham., stann., sulph. To brandy: ign. To wine: ign , lach., mgt. aus., mere, sabad. To water: bell., chin., n. vom., stram. To milk: bell., bry., cale, carb. v., cin., ign., natr., puis., sep., sil., sulph. To coffee: bell., bry., cham., chin., lye, mere, natr., natr. m.,n. vom., -rhus. To drinks generally: 1, bell., canth., hyos., n. vom., stram.; 2, lach., natr. m. For aversion to rye bread: lye, natr. m., n. vom., phos. ae, sulph. To bread generally: con., lye, natr. m., n. vom., phos. ae, puis. To butter: carb. v., chin., mere To fat and fat things: bry., carb. a., carb. v., hell., hep., natr. m., puis. To meat and broth: 1, ign., mere, mur. ae, nitr. ae, puis., sil., sulph.; 2, bell., cale, carb. v., lye, rhus, sabad., sep. To fish : graph. To vegetables: hell., magn. e To warm boiled food: cale, graph., ign., lye, magn. e, sil. To solid food: 1, bry., staph., sulph.; 2, ferr., mere. For aver- sion to sour things: bell., cocc, ferr., sabad., sulph. To sweets, sugar, etc.: ars.. caus., mere, nitr. ae, phos., sulph., zinc. To salty things : .graph., selen. § 4. For further indications, see : gastric derangement; stomach, derangement of; nausea, vomiting, etc. ANOSMIA. The best remedies, are: bell., cale, gels., natr. m., n. vom., phos., puis., sanguin., sep., sil., sulph., or alum., aur., caps.,