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What are the sources of lycopodium?
Crushed spores of the plant Lycopodium/ clubmoss under the family of Lycopodiacee.
Crushed spores of the plant Lycopodium/ clubmoss under the family of Lycopodiacee.
See lessWhat are the synonyms of lycopodium?
Club moss. Muscus terrestris repens. Pes ursinus. Wolf's claw.
Club moss. Muscus terrestris repens. Pes ursinus. Wolf’s claw.
See lessWhat are the symptoms of carcinosinum in male genitalia?
1. Increased sex drive. 2. Condylomata. 3. Troublesome or wanting erections. 4. Masturbation disposition. 5. Masturbation in children.
1. Increased sex drive.
See less2. Condylomata.
3. Troublesome or wanting erections.
4. Masturbation disposition.
5. Masturbation in children.
What are the ulcers symptoms of acidum flouricum?
Especially adapted to chronic diseases with syphilitic and mercurial history. It is suitable to complaints of old age or prematurely aged. It produces slow deeply destructive effects, caries of bones esp. long bones; ulcerations, bedsores; varicose veins.
Especially adapted to chronic diseases with syphilitic and mercurial history. It is suitable to complaints of old age or prematurely aged. It produces slow deeply destructive effects, caries of bones esp. long bones; ulcerations, bedsores; varicose veins.
See lessWhat are the use of abrotenum in marasmus?
Marasmus of children with marked emaciation, especially of legs ; the skin is flabby and hangs loose in folds. In marasmus head weak, cannot hold it up. Marasmus of lower extremities only. Ravenous hunger; loosing flesh while eating well.
Marasmus of children with marked emaciation, especially of legs ; the skin is flabby and hangs loose in folds. In marasmus head weak, cannot hold it up. Marasmus of lower extremities only. Ravenous hunger; loosing flesh while eating well.
See lessWhat are the guiding symptoms of abrotenum?
• It affects nerves, causing numbness, weakness, trembling, and paretic conditions. • It is the remedy, for marasmus in children, when nutrition is affected. • In spite of good appetite, children emaciated, especially in lower extremities. • It causes true metastatic condition. • Rheumatism, occursRead more
• It affects nerves, causing numbness, weakness, trembling, and paretic conditions.
• It is the remedy, for marasmus in children, when nutrition is affected.
• In spite of good appetite, children emaciated, especially in lower extremities.
• It causes true metastatic condition.
• Rheumatism, occurs after checked diarrhoea.
• Gout recedes and other troubles follow.
• It has exudative tendency.
• Exudation may occur, as a metastatic condition or otherwise, into pleura, joints etc.
• It also causes alternating conditions, one diseased condition disappears and another appears, e.g. piles alternating with rheumatism.
• It is suitable, to newborn, or children especially boys, who suffer from hydrocele, epistaxis; it removes weakness, remaining after influenza.
• Oozing of blood, and moisture in newborn, from navel.
• Vomiting of large quantities of offensive fluid.
• Effects, remaining after operation on chest.
Worse:
• Cold air; wet.
• Checked secretions; esp. diarrhoea.
• Night.
• Fog.
Better:
• Loose stools.
• Motion.
Mind:
• Great anxiety and depression.
• Cross and irritable (children in marasmus).
• Thinking difficult; loss of comprehension.
• Inhuman; would like to do something evil, cruel.
See lessWhat are the paralytic symptoms of causticum?
Weakness; progressive; loss of muscular strength, causing increasing uncertainty of control over the muscles, finally ending in PARALYSIS; of single organs or parts. Paralysis; from exposure to cold; post-diphtheritic; from lead.
Weakness; progressive; loss of muscular strength, causing increasing uncertainty of control over the muscles, finally ending in PARALYSIS; of single organs or parts.
See lessParalysis; from exposure to cold; post-diphtheritic; from lead.
What are the types of haemorrhage of carbo veg?
Blood dark, oozing, from shock, after surgical operations persistent for hours or days.
Blood dark, oozing, from shock, after surgical operations persistent for hours or days.
See lessWhat are the symptoms of colchicum in dysentery?
1. Urging, causing him to leave his bed, followed by copious pasty evacuation, with excessive tenesmus; this was repeated three times within a short period. 2. Stools accompanied with tenesmus and consisting of thin fluid with numerous flakes looking like the cooked white of egg in pieces from two tRead more
1. Urging, causing him to leave his bed, followed by copious pasty evacuation, with excessive tenesmus; this was repeated three times within a short period.
See less2. Stools accompanied with tenesmus and consisting of thin fluid with numerous flakes looking like the cooked white of egg in pieces from two to four inches long.
3. Stools thin, yellowish-green, slimy, accompanied by pain.
4. Liquid stools.
What are the symptoms of china in abdominal colic?
1. Pressure at the stomach and cramp-like pains, esp. after having eaten. 2. Sensation of excoriation and pressure on the epigastrium, esp. in the morning. 3. Pains in the hypochondria. 4. Shooting and pressive pains in the hepatic region, esp. when it is touched. 5. Hardness and swelling of the livRead more
1. Pressure at the stomach and cramp-like pains, esp. after having eaten.
See less2. Sensation of excoriation and pressure on the epigastrium, esp. in the morning.
3. Pains in the hypochondria.
4. Shooting and pressive pains in the hepatic region, esp. when it is touched.
5. Hardness and swelling of the liver.
6. Swelling (inflammation) and hardness of the spleen.
7. Shootings in the spleen when walking slowly.
8. Cuttings in the umbilical region, with shuddering.
9. Pulsations in the pit of the stomach.
10. Strong pressure, as if from a hard body, and fulness in the abdomen, esp. after a meal.
11. Colic, with an insatiable thirst.
12. Excessively painful colic; cramp-like and constrictive pains in the abdomen.
13. Pressive shooting colic (under the navel) esp. on walking quickly. Flatulent colic in the depth of the abdomen, with contraction of the intestines, and pressing forward of flatus towards the hypochondria. Pressure towards the inguinal ring, as if a hernia were about to protrude.