BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS [Both-l]
BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS uses [Both-l 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"
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Thrombosis.
Hemiplegia, aphasia, inability to articulate (without affection of tongue).
Haemorrhages.
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SYNONYM
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Lachesis
Lanceolatus
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COMMON NAME
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Yellow
Viper.
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FAMILY
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Is an
Ophidian of the FAMILY of Crotalidae. Its an inhabitant of the island of
Martinique.
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PREPARATION
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Solution
of poison in glycerine, attenuation in rectified spirit.
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MODALITIES
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MIND
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Forgetfulness of words. While speaking, hunting for words.
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| - | Mistakes makes, talking, using wrong words.
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| - | Desire to be silent, taciturn, indisposed to talk.
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GUIDING INDICATIONS
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| - | Haemorrhages
-Blood becomes extremely fluid and dark, sometimes spouts out in jets.
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| - | Haemorrhage from every orifice of the body, in broken down, haemorrhagic
constitutions.
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| - | Black spots on the skin.
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| - | Diagonal course of symptoms (intolerable pain in right great toe, patient is
bitten in left thumb).
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| - | Great slowness and sluggishness, with lassitude.
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| - | Septic condition with slight shivering, followed by profuse sweat and
nervous trembling.
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| - | Thrombotic phenomenon, aphasia without affection of the tongue, unable to
articulate.
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| - | Hemiplegia - paralysis of one arm, one leg only.
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| - | Face - Besotted appearance of face.
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| - | Day blindness, can scarcely see her way after sunrise, from haemorrhage into
retina. Conjunctival haemorrhage.
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| - | Throat - Red, dry, constricted, swallowing difficult, cannot pass liquids.
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| - | G.I.T. - Epigastric distress, black vomiting, bloody stools.
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| - | Respiratory system - Pulmonary congestion.
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| - | Oppressed breathing and bloody expectoration which is profuse.
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| - | Skin - Swollen, livid, cold with haemorrhagic infiltration.
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| - | Malignant erysipelas, lymphatics swollen.
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| - | Gangrene. Bones become bare from gangrene and become neurotic. |
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KEYNOTES
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Aphasia, unable to articulate, without affection of the tongue.
- Day blindness cannot see her way after sunrise.
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NUCLEUS OF REMEDY
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| - | Thrombotic
phenomena, as hemiplegia aphasia; haemorrhagic septic states.
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| - | Haemorrhagic conditions - Blood dark and fluid.
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| - | Slowness, lassitude, forgetfulness.
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CONFIRMATORY SYMPTOMS
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Hemiplegia (right) sided with aphasia without affections of tongue.
- Haemorrhages- dark and fluid.
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CLINICAL
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| - | Amaurosis,
Aphasia, Conjunctival haemorrhage, Erysipelas (malignant), Gangrene,
Haematemesis, Haemorrhages, Hemiplegia, Septic states, Thrombosis, Trembling
(nervous), Tympanitis. |
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REMEDY RELATIONSHIPS
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Compare:
Bell, Lach
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