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GUIDING INDICATIONS
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| - | Ailments of drunkards; of children and of old age with want of bodily
irritability.
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| - | Marasmus, child looks like a wrinkled, dried old man.
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| - | Increased sensitiveness and activity of the muscles subject to the will and
diminution of it in the muscles not subject to the will.
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| - | Lessens voluntary movements, depresses higher intellectual powers, lessens
self control and power of concentration, judgement and stimulates the
imagination.
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| - | LACK OF VITAL REACTION. Want of susceptibility to remedies even though
indicated. INSENSIBILITY OF NERVOUS SYSTEM.
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| - | PAINLESS of normally painful complaints. Complains of nothing, asks for
nothing.
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| - | Internal dryness. CHECKS ALL SECRETIONS of the body, except that of skin.
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| - | SWEATY SKIN. HOT PERSPIRATION over whole body, except lower limbs. Bed feels
so hot that cannot lie on it.
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| - | PARALYSIS; PAINLESS [Olnd]; of brain, tongue and bowels.
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| - | Complete loss of consciousness; APOPLETIC state. Involuntary and unconscious
passing of stool and urine.
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| - | Head - Pain in back of head, great weight there.
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| - | Injury or concussion (Arn, Cic, Hell, Nat-s).
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| - | Face - Flushed face, deep red, dark, hot, intoxicated, swollen, veins
distented.
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| - | Hanging down of lower jaw.
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| - | Eyes; staring; glassy or half open. Pupils insensible constricted.
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| - | Mouth - Paralysis of tongue.
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| - | Abdomen - Colic, tympanitis, post-surgical ileus (Raph).
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| - | Incarcerated, umbilical or inguinal hernia.
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| - | Vomiting; in peritonitis; of faecal matter of urine.
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| - | Rectum - SEVERE CONSTIPATION, NO DESIRE FOR STOOL (Alum).
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| - | Faecal impaction with retention of stools from ileus.
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| - | Diarrhoea from fright or joy.
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| - | Constipation of newborns.
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| - | Stools - ROUND HARD, BLACK BALLS.
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| - | Stools involuntary, black, offensive, frothy.
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| - | PARALYTIC ATONY OF BOWELS and BLADDER; after laparotomy.
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| - | Urinary system - Retained urine or involuntary urination after fright.
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| - | Retention of urine in newborns.
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| - | Female genitalia - Suppressed menses, threatened abortion from fright.
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| - | Cessation of labour with coma and twitchings.
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| - | One of the chief remedies for foetal movements when they become excessive.
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| - | Respiratory system - SNORING.
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| - | SLEEP APNEA. BREATHING STOPS ON GOING TO SLEEP; must be shaken to start it
again (Lach, Grind). Wakes suddenly or has to be shaken to start again.
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| - | DIFFICULT, SLOW AND INTERMITTENT RESPIRATION, as from paralysis of lungs.
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| - | Unequal, rattling STERTOROUS BREATHING.
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| - | C.V.S. - Pulse full and slow.
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| - | C.N.S. - Spasms of children; from nursing after fright of mother; from heat.
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| - | Epilepsy from approach of strangers (children); from fright.
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| - | Screaming before and during spasms.
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| - | Drowsiness or stupor between the spasms.
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| - | Tetanic spasms, opisthotonus.
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| - | Extremities - Trembling and twitching of all limbs < after fright.
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| - | Sleep - NARCOLEPSY, FALLS INTO A HEAVY STUPID SLEEP. Sleepiness on reading
or concentrating.
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| - | Very sleepy but cannnot sleep [Bell].
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| - | Sleeplessness from slight noises, from ACUTENESS of HEARING.
Cocks crowing or clocks striking at a great distance, keep him awake.
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| - | Skin - Hot perspiration. |
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REMEDY RELATIONSHIPS
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Followed Well By: Acon, Ant-t, Bell, Bry, Hyos, Nux-m, Nux-v
Compare: Acon, Alum, Ambr, Ant-t, Apis, Apom, Arn, Ars, Bar-c, Bell,
Bov, Bry, Calc, Cann-i, Carb-v, Cham, Chel, Chic, Chloral, Cod, Coff, Colch,
Croc, Cup, Dros, Gels, Graph, Grin, Hell, Hyos, Ign, Ip, Lach, Lachn, Lauro,
Lyc, Mill, Morph, Mosch, Nat-m, Nux-v, Plb, Pso, Puls, Raph, Rhod, Rhus-t,
Sang, Sec, Sil, Stram, Sulph, Thuj, Valer, Verat, Ver-v, Zinc
Antidoted By: Arg-n, Bell, Camph, Cham, Ip, Nux-v, Sars, Sulph, Vanil,
Vinum
It Antidotes: Ant-t, Bell, Dig, Lach, Merc, Nux-v, Plb, Stram, Strych
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