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Causticum Hahnemanni, Potassium hydroxide, which forms the basis for preparing the homeopathic remedy causticum, is a chemical compound having the chemical formula (Causticum Hahnemanni) KOH / (Causticum) CaHKO5S. Unadulterated potassium hydroxide is available in the form of white, softened (deliquescent) crystals. However, potassium hydroxide in the form of white pellets is generally used for commercial as well as laboratory purposes.
Potassium hydroxide is a potent base and disbands easily in water emitting a great deal of heat as well as forming a potently alkaline, acerbic liquid blend.
As far as its chemical attributes are concerned, this chemical compound has a close resemblance to sodium hydroxide and is also used for the same purposes, for instance, in bleaching, soap making, and in the manufacture of chemicals. However, compared to sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide is used less extensively owing to its expense.
The chemical compound potassium hydroxide is mainly prepared by means of electrolysis of potassium chloride – the commercially available variety of potassium hydroxide often contains chlorides along with some amount of adulteration. Apart from being a valuable source of calcium in agriculture, in the building industry, slaked lime or calcium hydroxide is generally used to manufacture cement as well as plaster.
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.
Paralysis; from exposure to cold; post-diphtheritic; from lead.
1. Cough, with short breath, and difficulty of respiration. 2. Cough, excited by speech and by cold. 3. Cough is worse: in the evening till midnight, from exhaling; drinking coffee; cold air; draught of air; when awaking from sleep. 4. Cough is relieved by a swallow of cold water. 5. Matutinal or noRead more
1. Cough, with short breath, and difficulty of respiration.
2. Cough, excited by speech and by cold.
3. Cough is worse: in the evening till midnight, from exhaling; drinking coffee; cold air; draught of air; when awaking from sleep.
4. Cough is relieved by a swallow of cold water.
5. Matutinal or nocturnal cough.
6. Short cough, provoked by tickling and a sensation of excoriation in the throat.
7. Cough, dry, hollow, shaking, with the sensation of burning, and pain as of excoriation in the chest.
8. Rattling in the chest while coughing.
9. Pains in the hips while coughing.
10. Cough with the involuntary passage of some drops of urine.
11. Inability to expectorate the mucus, which is detached by coughing (the expectoration comes up far enough apparently, but it cannot be spat out; the greasy taste of the expectoration. The inability to expectorate is found in every species of cough, whooping-cough, &c.).
12. .Breath short.
13. Attacks of spasmodic asthma.
14. Asthma, esp. when sitting or lying down.
15. Fits of suffocation on speaking and walking quickly.
16. Oppressiveness of clothes on the chest.
17. Pressure on the chest.
18. Shootings in the chest and thorax, on making a full inspiration, and during corporeal exertion.
19. Burning, stitches, and soreness in the chest.
20. Attacks of cramp-like compression and of constriction in the chest, with a feeling of suffocation.
21. Rough hoarseness, morning and evening.
22. Prolonged hoarseness, with voice weak and stifled.
23. Aphonia from the weakness of the muscles of the larynx.
24. Sensation of excoriation in the larynx, when not swallowing.
25. Hawking up of abundant mucus, esp. in the morning
1. Odontalgia, provoked by the introduction of air on opening the mouth. 2. Pain, as from excoriation, or tractive pains, and acute pulling, throbbings, or shootings in the teeth; in the under the jaw, in the lower teeth, (particularly on the (l.) side). 3. Painful loosening and elongation of the teRead more
1. Odontalgia, provoked by the introduction of air on opening the mouth.
2. Pain, as from excoriation, or tractive pains, and acute pulling, throbbings, or shootings in the teeth; in the under the jaw, in the lower teeth, (particularly on the (l.) side).
3. Painful loosening and elongation of the teeth (incisors).
4. Fistula in the gums.
5. Prolonged ulceration of the gums.
6. Painful sensibility, swelling, and ready bleeding of the gums.
1. Violent itching, esp. in the back, and in the calves of the legs. 2. Itching of the whole body at night (Itch). 3. Injuries of the skin, which had been healed, become sore again. 4. Itch suppressed by mercury or sulphur; burning itch. 5. Tingling (or stinging) swelling (sometimes called "buzzing"Read more
1. Violent itching, esp. in the back, and in the calves of the legs.
2. Itching of the whole body at night (Itch).
3. Injuries of the skin, which had been healed, become sore again.
4. Itch suppressed by mercury or sulphur; burning itch.
5. Tingling (or stinging) swelling (sometimes called “buzzing” swelling).
6. Eruptions resembling scabies.
7. Miliary eruptions and nettle-rash.
8. Itching and humid tetters.
9. Ulcerative vesicles.
10. Burning ulcers, with yellowish-looking skin; ulcers burning, with corroding pus, with thin or watery pus, suppurating; jerking pains running through the ulcers.
11. Excoriation in children.
12. Painful corns in the feet.
13. Warts, also with pain and inflammation.
14. Panaris.
15. Painful varices.
1. Frequent inclination to urinate, with thirst and scanty emission. 2. More copious emission of urine. 3. Emission of urine at night, and wetting the bed. 4. Involuntary emission of urine (as in cases of children who wet the bed at night; in women, when urine spouts from them in walking, coughing,Read more
1. Frequent inclination to urinate, with thirst and scanty emission.
2. More copious emission of urine.
3. Emission of urine at night, and wetting the bed.
4. Involuntary emission of urine (as in cases of children who wet the bed at night; in women, when urine spouts from them in walking, coughing, &c.), day and night.
5. Acrid and corrosive urine, or pale, aqueous, of a deep-brown, or reddish color.
6. Stringy mucus in the urine.
7. The urine becomes turbid, after settling.
8. Sensation of burning in making water.
9. Itching of the orifice of the urethra.
10. Flow of blood from the urethra.
Potassium Hydrate. Hahnemann's Tincture acrid sine Kali.
Potassium Hydrate. Hahnemann’s Tincture acrid sine Kali.
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Children are late in learning to walk due to nervous weakness, unsteady walking and easily falling.
Children are late in learning to walk due to nervous weakness, unsteady walking and easily falling.
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