Homoeopathic therapeutics.

  • Lilienthal, Samuel, 1815-1891.
Date:
1879
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Credit: Homoeopathic therapeutics. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    bell., carb. v., hep., sulpli.; 2, ars , calc, lach., led., natr. brom., n. vom., phos. ac, puis.; 3. ars. brom., ars. iod., eugeniajarabos, kali brom., sulph. iod. For acne indurata (indurated pimples) : 1, oarb. v., led., sulph.; 2, ars., bell., hep., nux v., puis., sulph. ; 3, kali brom., kali iod., sulph. iod. For acne miliaris (miliary pimples of }7oung chlorotic girls) : 1, calc, sulph. ; 2, graph., hep., kali, natr., natr. m., sabin., selen. For acne punctata (black pores): 1, sulph.; 2, natr., nitr. ac.; 3, dros., graph., sabin. ; 4, aur., bry., calc, dig., eugenia jambos., natr. m., plumb., selen., thuya. For acne rosacea (coppery-red eruption of the face) : 1, carb. a. ; 2, ars., k?'eas., mez., rhus, ruta, veratr. ; 3, calc, cann., carb. v., cicut., kal., led., nitr. ac, phos., phos. ac, sil., thuj.; 4, alum., aur. m., canth., caps., canst., clem., lach., n. jugl., petr., plumb., sep., sulph., sulph. ac For acne vermiformis (comedones): 1, selen., sulph.; 2, graph., natr., nitr. ac ; 3, bry., calc, dioscorea, dros., natr. m., sab.; 4, aur., dig., plumb., sabad. For acne on the face of young plethoric people : 1, bell., carb. v. ; 2, hep., sulph., sil., sulph. iod.; 3, ars. brom., kali brom. For acne of drunkards : 1, kreas., led., nux u, sulph.; 2, ars., lach., puis. For acne arising from sexual abuse : calc, phos. ac, sulph. ADDISON'S DISEASE. Bcenninghausen mentions antim., acid, nitr., sec, spig. as remedies causing a bronzed skin. Jousset: ars., kali carb., calc. carb., sil., sulph. ; also, bell., chin., ferr. iod., natr., mur., phos., sep. ADENOMA. See Glandular Tumors. ADIPSIA, loss of thirst. Apis, ars., bell., ferr. acet., hydrocyan. acid., led., lye, natr. sulph., puis., sep., sarsap., tab. Apis. Thirstlessness in cerebro spinal meningitis, ovarian dropsy, ascites, and pregnancy. No thirst with heat; mouth dry. Ars. Absence of thirst, or thirst not very marked ; no thirst during chilliness. Bell. Absence of thirst; slight thirst, notwithstanding the general heat; no desire for drinks ; aversion to all fluids, so that she behaves frightfully at the sight of them. Ferrum acet. Complete absence of thirst; loathing sour things. Ledum. Constant loss of thirst. Lycopodium. Neither appetite nor thirst; nausea after drinking, with dizziness; pharynx feels contracted, so that nothing could be swallowed, from warm drinks. Pulsatilla. Thirst rare ; when thirsty drinks often, but little at a time ; it provokes inclination to vomit. Thirstlessness, with moist or dry tongue. Sarsaparilla. Neither appetite nor thirst; the thought of food is disgusting.