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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.
See lessPreparation : (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
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
1.Crawling scraping in the trachea, at night. 2.Hoarseness, with roughness, and pain as from excoriation in the chest, after speaking. 3.Voice feeble and husky. 4.Whizzing breathing in the daytime, with the sensation of too much mucus in the chest; loud rattling. 5.Voice weak and dull. 6.Cough afterRead more
1.Crawling scraping in the trachea, at night.
2.Hoarseness, with roughness, and pain as from excoriation in the chest, after speaking.
3.Voice feeble and husky.
4.Whizzing breathing in the daytime, with the sensation of too much mucus in the chest; loud rattling.
5.Voice weak and dull.
6.Cough after drinking.
7.Obstinate dry cough in the morning.
8.Nocturnal cough, < before sunrise, which affects the head, diaphragm, and stomach.
9.Dry cough, day and night.
10.Cough excited by a tickling, or as if produced by the vapor of sulphur, or by taking a deep inspiration, generally with a yellowish-grey and saltish expectoration, sometimes with great weakness of the stomach, fever, nocturnal sweat, and emaciation.
11.Cough with expectoration through the day and without expectoration during the night.
12.Whooping-cough from irritation in the trachea as from fumes of sulphur, in the morning and during the day, with expectoration of fetid pus or of mucus streaked with blood.
13.Cough < from 4 to 6 p.m., frequently on alternate days, from exertion, from stretching the arms out, stooping and lying down, when lying on l. side, from eating and drinking cold things, in the wind, or in the warm room.
14.Cough (morning), with copious expectoration of greenish matter.
15.Copious expectoration of pus, when coughing.
16.Cough, with expectoration of blood.
17.When coughing, shocks in the head, shortness of breath, smarting and concussion in the chest, or pains in the region of the stomach.
1. Constipation of long-standing. 2. Hard stools with ineffectual desire to evacuate. 3. Desire for stool followed by painful constriction of rectum or anus. 4. Small stool, with the sensation as if much remained behind, followed by excessive and painful accumulations of flatulence. 5. Contractive pRead more
1. Constipation of long-standing.
2. Hard stools with ineffectual desire to evacuate.
3. Desire for stool followed by painful constriction of rectum or anus.
4. Small stool, with the sensation as if much remained behind, followed by excessive and painful accumulations of flatulence.
5. Contractive pain in perinæum, after scanty, hard stool.
6. Constriction of the abdomen, sometimes with ineffectual want to evacuate, and difficult evacuation.
7. Constipation or diarrhœa in pregnant women.
8. Incisive pains, shootings, and pain as from excoriation in the rectum. Spasms in rectum.─Contraction of the rectum so that it protrudes during a hard stool.
9. Painful closing of the anus.
1. Urgent want to urinate, with too frequent emission, with the discharge of large quantities of pale urine. 2. Frequent micturition by night, with scanty and rare discharges by day. 3. Dark urine with diminished discharge. 4. Greasy pellicle on the urine. 5. Involuntary micturition. 6. Discharge ofRead more
1. Urgent want to urinate, with too frequent emission, with the discharge of large quantities of pale urine.
2. Frequent micturition by night, with scanty and rare discharges by day.
3. Dark urine with diminished discharge.
4. Greasy pellicle on the urine.
5. Involuntary micturition.
6. Discharge of blood from the bladder, painless.
7. Old thickening of the bladder with irritable urethra.
8. Foamy urine. Urine deep-colored, with yellow or reddish sediment.
9. Clear, transparent urine, having a heavy, red, crystallized sediment in the bottom of the chamber.
10. In typhus fever, where the patient is in a very low state, and cannot retain the urine, we may see this sediment on the sheets; also in colic of babies, with much sediment of this kind on the diaper.
11. A very severe pain is felt in the back every time before urinating; causing the patient to cry out; retention of urine; patients will get into position to urinate, but wait a great while before the water comes, accompanied by the characteristic pain in the back, which ceases when the urine flows; children often cry out with pain before urinating.
12. Turbid, milky urine, with offensive purulent sediment; dull pressure in the region of bladder and abdomen; disposition to calculi; cystitis.
13. Hæmaturia from gravel or chronic catarrh.
14. Renal calculus and gravel.
15. Emission of blood instead of water, sometimes with paralysis of the legs, and constipation.
16. Incontinence of urine. Smarting when urinating.
17. Itching in urethra during and after emission of urine.
18. Shooting pinchings and incisive pains in the bladder and urethra.
19. Stitches in the bladder. Stitches in the neck of the bladder and in the anus at the same time.
20. Burning in urethra and glans. Urine burning hot, like molten lead.
Mind. 1. Silent, melancholy, and peevish humor; despair of eternal salvation. 2. Desponding, grieving mood. 3. Sadness when hearing distant music. 4. Anguish, esp. in the region of epigastrium, with melancholy and disposition to weep; esp. after a fit of anger, or on the approach of other persons. 5Read more
Mind.
1. Silent, melancholy, and peevish humor; despair of eternal salvation.
2. Desponding, grieving mood.
3. Sadness when hearing distant music.
4. Anguish, esp. in the region of epigastrium, with melancholy and disposition to weep; esp. after a fit of anger, or on the approach of other persons.
5. Sensitive disposition.
6. Dread of men; the desire to be alone, or else aversion to solitude.
7. Excitement after a glass of wine, almost mischievous.
8. Must laugh if anyone looks at her to say anything serious.
9. Inclined to laugh and cry at the same time.
10. Irritability and susceptibility, with tears.
11. Irascibility.
12. Obstinacy.
13. Estrangement and frenzy, which manifest themselves by envy, reproaches, arrogance, and overbearing conduct.
14. Disposition to be very haughty when sick; mistrustful; does not understand anything one says to them; memory weak.
15. Avaricious.
16. Character, mild, and submissive.
17. Complete indifference.
18. Aversion to speaking.
19. Fatigue from intellectual exertion, and incapability of devotion to mental labor.
20. Giddiness.
21. Inability to express oneself correctly; misapplication of words and syllables.
22. Confused speech. Confusion about everyday things, but rational talking on abstract subjects.
23. Inability to remember what is read.
24. Stupefaction, Dulness.
1. Muscue terresteris reopens. 2. Pes ursinus. 3. Club Moss. 4. Wolf's- claw.
1. Muscue terresteris reopens.
2. Pes ursinus.
3. Club Moss.
4. Wolf’s- claw.
Modalities of lycopodium are: A) Worse: 1. Pressure & pressure of clothes. 2. Warmth. 3. Awakening. 4. Wind. Wet weather, stormy weather. 5. Eating; even a little; or satiety; oysters. 6. Indigestion. 7. 4-8 p.m. 8. Milk. 9. Before or from suppressed menses. 10. Vegetables, cabbages, beans, breaRead more
Modalities of lycopodium are:
A) Worse:
1. Pressure & pressure of clothes.
2. Warmth.
3. Awakening.
4. Wind. Wet weather, stormy weather.
5. Eating; even a little; or satiety; oysters.
6. Indigestion.
7. 4-8 p.m.
8. Milk.
9. Before or from suppressed menses.
10. Vegetables, cabbages, beans, bread & pastry.
B) Better:
1. Worms drinks & food.
2. Cold applications.
3. Eructations.
4. Motion.
5. Urinating.
6. After midnight.
1. Old & children who are intellectually keen but Muscularly weak. 2. Upper part of body and neck are emaciated. 3. Lower part semi-dropsical. 4. Anaemic, pale & unhealthy complexion. 5. Look older than he is. 6. Children look wrinkled and prematurely old. 7. Miasmatic Background: Psora; SypRead more
1. Old & children who are intellectually keen but Muscularly weak.
See less2. Upper part of body and neck are emaciated.
3. Lower part semi-dropsical.
4. Anaemic, pale & unhealthy complexion.
5. Look older than he is.
6. Children look wrinkled and prematurely old.
7. Miasmatic Background: Psora; Syphilis & Sycosis.
8. Temperament: Nervous & irritable.
9. Diathesis: Uric & Lithic acid.
10. Thermal Relationship: Chilly.