MORBUS COERULEUS NEONATORUM
Arnica Arn
Haemorrhage from nose and mouth, with great strangling and suffocation.
Arsenicum Ars
Blueness, (<) after every little motion; much emaciation, cold sweat, great debility.
Borax Bor
Cyanosis of infants from birth, circulation irregular; face bluish, especially around mouth, nose and eyes, with blueness of finger-tips and toes; during attack the child becomes prostrate and as if suffocating.
Carbo veg Carb-v
Veins stand out very full, remarkable blue.
China Chin
After haemorrhage collapse with waxy paleness and coldness.
Digitalis Dig
Child cannot be turned in bed or moved suddenly without nearly fainting and almost causing vomiting; eyelids, lips, tongue, nails become very blue; pulse unequal or very slow; coldness of peripheral parts.
Lachesis Lach
Suffocating spells and increased blueness, (<) sleeping, great tenderness of all the flesh; it is very difficult to handle the infant, the least touch seems to hurt it and to leave a deeper blueness, like a bruise; child faints from slightest motion; coldness of extremities.
Laurocerasus Laur
(Hydr. ac.). A little exercise produces gasping for breath and increased blueness; ends of fingers and toes knobby and larger than any other part of the extremities; slow, feeble, almost imperceptible breathing with moaning; irregular beating of the heart, with slow pulse, soporous condition; (>) when lying still and in the open air, where oxygen can be inhaled.
Phosphorus Phos
Very tall and slender children, with much oppression of breathing and swelling of feet.
Rhus tox Rhus-t
Face pale and bluish, especially lips; flabbiness of muscular tissue; great debility.
Secale Sec
Thin, scrawny babes with shrivelled skin, especially when there are spasmodic twitchings, sudden cries, feverishness.
Sulphur Sulph
To increase vitality and circulation, where other remedies failed.
Psorinum Psor
To increase vitality and circulation, where other remedies failed.