ARNICA MONTANA uses [Arn uses]
Note: Wherever it is found, "<" denotes aggravation (worse by), ">" denotes amelioration (better by), "<->" denotes alternation (alternates with) and A/F is an abbreviation of, "Ailments from"
Trauma
or injury remedy. Painful bruised, sore feeling
Foulness. Haemorrhagic
A/F
| - | Bad effects of mechanical INJURIES, even if received years ago |
| - | Falls and blows |
| - | Concussions and contusions |
| - | Injury due to blunt instruments |
| - | Mental or physical trauma |
| - | Excessive use of any organ |
| - | Hard work (over exertion) |
| - | Stings |
| - | Sprains |
| - | Traumatism of grief, remorse or sudden realization of financial loss |
| - | Mental shock |
| - | Fright, anger, repentance |
| - | Jarring |
| - | Labour |
| - | Charcoal vapour |
| - | Spirituous liquor |
| - | Excessive venery |
MODALITIES
| < | From least touch |
| < | Old age |
| < | Rest |
| < | Alcohol |
| < | In damp cold weather |
| < | Shock |
| < | Lying on left side |
| < | Jarring |
| < | After labour |
| < | Motion |
| < | After sleep |
| < | Wine |
| > | Uncovering |
| > | Open air |
| > | Cold bathing |
| > | Lying down and lying with head low or outstretched |
MIND
| - |
Says there is nothing the matter with him, sends the doctor away |
| - | Can be aroused from stupor, answers correctly and slips into coma |
| - | Fear of being struck or touched or approached (in Gout). Fear of wind,
sudden death |
| - | Says NOTHING AILS HIM. Wants to be left alone |
| - | Stupor with involuntary discharge of urine and stool |
GUIDING INDICATIONS
| - | Acts
best in sanguine, plethoric persons, feebly in debilitated persons with
impoverished blood |
| - | TRAUMATIC remedy par excellence. Trauma in all its varieties - mental or
physical, and their effects, recent or remote |
| - | Sore, lame, BRUISED feeling all over body as if beaten. Hard bed sensation
(Bapt, Rhus-t, Pyrog). Sore pain when touched |
| - | Very much OVERSENSITIVE TO PAIN |
| - | Everything on which patient lies seems too hard (Pyrog.) |
| - | HEAD HOT WITH COLD BODY. (Bell, Verat-v, Glon). Great coldness of nose |
| - | In acute case of injury - controls haemorrhage, promotes reabsorption of
extravasated blood, prevents suppuration and septic condition and helps in
recovery of parts |
| - | Discharges are FOUL - breath, taste, flatus, stools etc. Putrid odours of
ROTTEN EGGS |
| - | Ascending type of rheumatism. (Led.) |
| - | MIND and uterine symptoms alternate |
| - | Haemorrhagic tendency. Blood vessels are relaxed, causing ecchymosis,
petechiae. Every little hurt makes a BLACK AND BLUE SPOT |
| - | Symmetrical eruptions; indurated. Very sore acne or CROPS OF SMALL BOILS
(Ichth, Sil.) |
| - | Physically restless but mentally prostrated and APATHETIC |
| - | dysentery WITH LONG INTERVAL between stools (4 - 6 hrs.) |
| - | Cough causes bloodshot eyes or epistaxis. Child cries before coughing as if aware of the soreness it will cause. Horror of instant death with cardiac distress at night |
KEYNOTES
NUCLEUS OF REMEDY
| - |
Trauma - mental or physical with extravasation of blood |
| - | Sore, lame, bruised sensation |
| - | Black and blue spots |
| - | Foul discharges |
CLINICAL
| - | First drug to be considered in APOPLEXY. Concussion of brain |
| - | Extravasation of blood in injuries or surgery |
| - | Epistaxis from washing face |
| - | Sprain (Bry, Rhus-t) |
| - | Delivery - to start labour pains |
| - | Bruised feeling after delivery |
REMEDY RELATIONSHIPS
Complements: Acon
Followed Well By: Acon, Ars, Bry, Ip, Rhus-t
Follows Well: Acon, Apis, Ip, Verat
Compare: Abrot, Absin, Calen, Cham, Cina, Gnaph
Similar: Acon, Am-c, Ars, Bapt, Bell, Bry, Calen, Cham, Chin,
Croto-t, Euphr, Ham, Hep, Hyper, Ip, Led, Merc, Puls, Ran-s, Rhod, Ruta,
Sil, Staph, Sul-ac, Sulph, Symph, Verat
Antidoted By: Acon, Ars, Camph, Chin, Ign, Ip
It Antidotes: Am-c, Chin, Cic, Ferr, Ign, Ip, Seneg
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