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Lycopodiaceae
Lycopodiaceae
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Club moss. Muscus terrestris repens. Pes ursinus. Wolf's claw.
Club moss. Muscus terrestris repens. Pes ursinus. Wolf’s claw.
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Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann was a German physician, best known for creating system of alternative medicine called homeopathy.
Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann was a German physician, best known for creating system of alternative medicine called homeopathy.
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Crushed spores of the plant Lycopodium/ clubmoss under the family of Lycopodiacee.
Crushed spores of the plant Lycopodium/ clubmoss under the family of Lycopodiacee.
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1. Haemorrhagic diathesis, fluid blood and degeneration of red blood corpuscles. 2. Ulcerations tend to gangrene. 3. Stout, fleshy women with various troubles in consequence of leading a sedentary life. 4. Delicate women who must have the "smelling-bottle" continually at hand; readily catch cold inRead more
1. Haemorrhagic diathesis, fluid blood and degeneration of red blood corpuscles.
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2. Ulcerations tend to gangrene.
3. Stout, fleshy women with various troubles in consequence of leading a sedentary life.
4. Delicate women who must have the “smelling-bottle” continually at hand; readily catch cold in the winter.
5. Children dislike washing (Ant. c., Sulph.).
6. Loses breath when falling asleep, must awaken to get breath (Grind., Lach.).
7. Ill-humor during wet, stormy weather.
8. Headache; sensation of fullness, as if forehead would burst (Bell., Glon.).
9. Nosebleed: when washing the face (Arn., Mag. c.) and hands in the morning, from left nostril; after eating.
10. Ozaena, blowing bloody mucus from the nose frequently; blood rushes to tip of nose, when stooping.
11. Stoppage of nose, mostly at night; must breathe through the mouth, a keynote even in diphtheria; long lasting coryza; “snuffles” of infants (Hep., Nux, Samb., Sticta).
12. Putrid sore throat; tendency to gangrenous ulceration of tonsils; glands engorged.
13. In diphtheria or scarlatina when the nose is stopped up; child cannot sleep because it cannot get its breath.
14. Cholera-like symptoms at the commencement of menstruation (Bov., Ver.).
15. Menses: too early, profuse, preceded by griping colic; acrid, makes the thighs sore; copious at night and when sitting (Zinc.); with toothache, colic, sadness; fatigue, especially of thighs; yawning and chilliness.
16. Leucorrhoea: watery burning from the uterus; acrid, profuse from the vagina; excoriation of vulva.
17. Dyspnoea with palpitation, worse by exertion or on ascending even a few steps; worse in a warm room.
18. One of the best remedies in emphysema.
19. Cough: dry, from tickling in throat as from dust, every morning from 3 to 4 a. m. (Kali c.).
20. Panaritium: deep seated periosteal pain (Dios., Sil.).
21. Body red, as if from scarlatina (compare, Ailan.).
22. Malignant scarlatina with deep sleep; stetorous breathing.
23. Miliary rash or faintly developed eruption from defective vitality; threatened paralysis of brain (Tub., Zinc.).
24. Relationship. – It antidotes, poisoning with Rhus and sting of insects. Affects the right side most. Inimical to Lachesis.
25. Aggravation. – Cold, wet weather; wet poultices; from washing, during menses.
26. Amelioration. – Lying on abdomen (Acet. ac.); on painful side (Puls.); in dry weather.
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1. Violent itching here and there, with burning vesicles and pimples after scratching. 2. Miliary, chronic eruptions. 3. Redness like scarlatina on all the upper part of the body. 4. Scarlatina (malignant), dark red, sore throat, parotids, and cervical glands much swollen, stertorous breathing, invoRead more
1. Violent itching here and there, with burning vesicles and pimples after scratching.
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2. Miliary, chronic eruptions.
3. Redness like scarlatina on all the upper part of the body.
4. Scarlatina (malignant), dark red, sore throat, parotids, and cervical glands much swollen, stertorous breathing, involuntary stools, vomiting.
5. Freckles.
6. Burning, acute shootings, and drawings in the corns.
7. Excoriation of the skin (between the legs, and in the anus, and in the genital parts).
8. Desquamation of the skin (palms of the hands).
9. Ganglia.
10. Swelling of the glands.
11. Rachitis.
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1. Sadness, with a disposition to weep, apprehensions, and anguish, which often disappear towards the evening. 2. Fretting in the evening. 3. Anxiety with weakness and nightmare. 4. Timidity of character. 5. Disgust with life.─Ill-humour in the morning, and when it is bad weather. 6. Morose and passRead more
1. Sadness, with a disposition to weep, apprehensions, and anguish, which often disappear towards the evening.
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2. Fretting in the evening.
3. Anxiety with weakness and nightmare.
4. Timidity of character.
5. Disgust with life.─Ill-humour in the morning, and when it is bad weather.
6. Morose and passionate humor.
7. Character disobedient and unruly.
8. Excessive gaiety.
9. Heedlessness.
10. Great absence of mind and weakness of memory.
11. Tendency to make mistakes in speaking, in writing, or in calculating.
12. Impairment of the intellectual faculties.
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1. When swallowing, sensation as of a foreign body in the throat. 2. Sore throat, as if something were sticking in it, principally in the morning and evening. 3. Pain, as from excoriation and scraping in the throat. 4. Swelling of the tonsils, with difficulty in swallowing (tonsils bluish, much offeRead more
1. When swallowing, sensation as of a foreign body in the throat.
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2. Sore throat, as if something were sticking in it, principally in the morning and evening.
3. Pain, as from excoriation and scraping in the throat.
4. Swelling of the tonsils, with difficulty in swallowing (tonsils bluish, much offensive mucus there).
5. Spasmodic contraction of the anterior muscles of the neck after drinking.
6. Putrid sore throat.
Preparation : (a) Mother Tincture φ Drug strength 1/10 Lycopodium Clavatum (spores crushed) 100 g Strong Alcohol in sufficient quantity to make one thousand millilitres of the Mother Tincture. (b) Potencies: 2x and higher with Dispensing Alcohol. Old method : Class IV
Preparation : (a) Mother Tincture φ Drug strength 1/10
See lessLycopodium Clavatum (spores crushed) 100 g
Strong Alcohol in sufficient quantity
to make one thousand millilitres of the Mother Tincture.
(b) Potencies: 2x and higher with Dispensing Alcohol.
Old method : Class IV