Lachesis. [Lach]
is dry, spasmodic, in suffocative fits, tickling
eart, also f long and damp weather aggravates.
*Causticum has a dry, hollow cough,l with tightly adhering mucus in of cold water, as in the nervous
pain g
the achesis in this sticking of the phlegm. The
*Causticum cough is attended with morning hoarseness.
profuse secretion of mucus, causing
DENTITION
promotes sleep.
6. He suggested it as being worthy of a trial in whooping cough
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The cough of Lachesis
at night. There is but little secretion and much sensitiveness, worse from pressure on the larynx, after sleep and in the open air. The mucus cannot be brought up it ***will **stick there. Useful in the harassing coughs accompanying organic diseases of the h
**Naja. **Dulcamara has a spasmodic cough, with profuse secretion o mucus in the larynx and trachea, easy expectoration of tasteless mucus; the coughing spells are
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the chest, relieved by a drink
spasmodic cough of **Cuprum. It is accompanied often times with in the hips, more frequently the left, and with involuntary spurtin
of urine. **Scilla and Natrum muriaticum also have this last symptom.
With **Causticum the patient cannot cough deeply enough to raise mucus, being similar to **L
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**Senega is useful in coughs with
ineffectual efforts for its expulsion, though the cough is loose and rattling. Burning in the chest before or after coughing is an excellent symptom.
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ho use it in
otencies than in strengths below these. Its symptoms are well known;
#Chamomilla. [Cham]
This remedy is almost specific for the lesser ailments of dentition.
Many physicians, however, express themselves as finding it of doubtful value. It is however, a most useful remedy, and those w
the lower potencies are the only ones who are disappointed in its use. It is a remedy which acts far better in the 6th or 12th p
child is peevish and fretful, one cheek is red, the other pale. The re bathed in sweat, and a greenish, offensive iarrhoea is present. The mental condition of the child will
The gums are red and tender. **Ferrum
*Terebinth. Raue, quoting from Cooper, recommends this remedy for ight, distension of the gums and symptoms
here eeth a long time in
en fontanelles, f bone tissue. During the period of dentition an use the 6X trituration. A diarrhoea may accompany.
teething remedy; dentition is very painful and difficult, e gums are spongy and painful, the child worries and tosses all
erupted, show marks of decay on them. There s head and scalp a
d
invariably indicate the drug.
phosphoricum especially useful when the respiratory tract becomes involved, with rapid breathing, hoarseness, cough dry and hard and patient very restless. Persistent diarrhoea, as a result of teething, may indicate **Ferrum in some of its forms.
**Agaricus IX and 2X is a most useful remedy for simple irritability,fretfulness and restlessness of teething children;
itching is an additional symptom.
#Belladonna. [Bell]
This remedy suits both the febrile condition of **Aconite and nervous erethism of **Chamomilla. It is especially indicated by its cerebral hyperaemia,high fever and tendency to convulsions , violent starting and jumpings , red face and other **Belladonna symptoms.
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teething , with restless at n of irritation. It acts promptly.
#Calcarea carbonica. [Calc]
Slowness in teething, with convulsions, or opposite state , w children teethe too rapidly, may indicate it. In backward dentition,where the gums are pale and shiny and t
coming through, it is indicated in those children who present
**Calcarea characteristics.
#Calcarea phosphorica [Calc-p]
suits especially emaciated, rachitic children with op
who are slow in teething and whose teeth decay rapidly. There is an actual deficiency o
occasional dose of **Calcarea phosphorica will often prevent all troubles. I
#Kreosote .[Kreos]
An excellent th
night and the night, when
is either constipation or undigested diarrhoeic stools.
**Zincum. The child is drowsy, has a pale face and brain symptom occur during the process of dentition.
=DIABETES.
#Uranium nitrate. [Uran]
This remedy is praised highly by Hughes and others in diabetes of the outh and skin. It causes sugar in the urine. Dr. Laning said that
universally good results; it lessens the sugar
nd tient continues to emaciate.
edy capable of diminishing the amount of ot
lliative.
Phos]
ill be troubled with boils. When patients pass
s ,
o nd
arked originating in dyspepsia. It has polyuria, polydypsia, dryness
m
no remedy gives such
and quantity of the urine; he recommended the 3X trituration. It is when the disease is due to assimilative derangements that
**Uranium is the remedy, and symptoms such as defective digestion, languor, debility and much sugar in the urine, enormous appetite a thirst, yet the pa
**Syzygium jambolanum is a rem
sugar in the urine, especially when used in the tincture and lower triturations, and some cases have been reported cured, but it cann be considered a reliable drug , and its use seems entirely pa
#Phosphoric acid [
corresponds to diabetes of nervous origin; the urine is increased, perhaps milky in color and containing much sugar. It suits cases due to grief, worriment and anxiety, those who are indifferent and apathetic, poor in mental and physical force. It is unquestionably curative of diabetes mellitus in the early stages, great debility and bruised feeling in the muscles.
There will be loss of appetite, sometimes unquenchable thirst and perhaps the patient w
large quantities of pale colorless urine or where there is much phosphatic deposit in the urine it is the remedy. It thus may be a remedy in the form known as diabetes insipidus.
Hering considered **Plumbum one of the most important remedies in diabetes mellitus.
**Causticum, Scilla and Strophanthus may be of use in diabete insipidus.
**Lycopodium cured a case in a weary, wretched patient; emaciated increased appetite and great thirst; pale, profuse urine. Eight quarts in 24 hours.
#Phosphorus. [Phos]
Useful in diabetes and pancreatic diseases, especially in those of a tuberculous or gouty diathesis. The pancreatic involvement will call attention to **Phosphorus. Natrum sulphuricum corresponds t the hydrogenoid constitution, with dry mouth and throat,a
**Arsenicum should be studied in diabetic gangrene, thirst and emaciation. Sudden and extreme dryness of the mouth and m
physical restlessness are also guiding symptoms to this remedy, especially with a dark watery stool.
Dr. P.Jousset reports positive success where the mouth is dry;
frequent, abundant urination and tendency to skin eruption.
#Lactic acid. [Lact]
An exceedingly good remedy in the gastrohepatic variety of diabetes nd good results often follow its use. It has a fine clinical record.
he symptoms are: urinates copiously and freely, urine light yellow st, nausea, debility, voracious appetite and ostive bowels.
, gastralgia.
ersistent bitter taste, the patient is languid, morose and
racious, the Podophyllum has a bitter taste, but the tongue is flabby. It may be dy used by the Eclectic School upon the
er disorders.
nn suggests the use of this remedy in etes insipidus. The urine is
ent and sdale reports good results with this
. Insulin. [Insulin]
ong before the discovery of Insulin Dr.Pierre Jousset of Paris ps a day in water and had administered, as a remedy of great value in diabetes. Dr.
sor, praised it insisted on smaller larger doses and hypodermic injections of it a
Tand saccharine, thir c
Dry skin, dry tongue
**Acetic acid is also a valuable diabetic remedy, and it has passing of large quantities of pale urine, intense thirst, hot, dry skin and marked debility **Carbolic acid may also be found useful.
#Bryonia. [Bry]
Should not be neglected in this disease. No remedy has dryness of the lips as a symptom of hepatic disorder more marked than **Bryonia, and this is often one of the first symptom of diabetes. There is a
p
dispirited, thirst may not be extreme nor the appetite vo patient may lose strength through inability to eat.
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of use in the disease.
**Chionanthus is a reme
indications of thirst, frequent and copious urine; constipation with stools light colored, devoid of bile. Functional liv
**Argentum metallicum. Hahnema diuresis, it is decided use in diab
profuse, turbid and of sweet odor. Micturition is frequ copious.
**Natrum sulphuricum. Hin
remedy. It has polyuria, intense itching of the skin, especially upon the upper surface of the thighs. It is the Tissue Remedy of diabetes
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prepared a pancreatic juice on a glycerine basis which he administered to diabetic patients in doses of 10 or 20 dro
results sufficiently good to consider pancreatic juice, orally
Cartier, his practical succes doses given by mouth as
had no effect in ordinary diabetes. Baker advises the homoeopathic s happy results therefrom.