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Antimonium Arsenitum

Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica (letter A) · C. Hering

Open remedy: Ant-ar.

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Antimonium Arsenitum

Antimonium Arsenitum. - THE GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By CONSTANTINE HERING, M.D.

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THE GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA BY CONSTANTINE HERING, M. D.

Antimonium Arsenitum.

[1] Mind. [2] Sensorium. [ 3 ] Inner head. [4] Outer head. [ 5 ] Sight and eyes. [6] Hearing and ears. [7] Smell and nose. [ 8 ] Upper face. [9] Lower face. [10] Teeth and gums. [11] Taste, speech, tongue. [12] Inner mouth. [13] Palate and throat. [ 14 ] Appetite, thirst. Desires.. [15] Eating and drinking. [ 16 ] Hiccough, belching, nausea.. [17] Scrobiculum and stomach. [18] Hypochondria. [19] Abdomen and loins. [ 20 ] Stools and rectum. [21] Urinary organs. [22] Male sexual organs. [23] Female sexual organs. [24] Pregnancy. Parturition.. [25] Voice and larynx. Trachea.. [ 26 ] Respiration. [27] Cough. [28] Inner chest and lungs. [ 29 ] Heart, pulse and circulation. [30] Outer chest. [31] Neck and back. [32] Upper limbs. [ 33 ] Lower limbs. [34] Limbs in general. [35] Rest. Position. Motion. [ 36 ] Nerves. [37] Sleep. [38] Time. [39] Temperature and weather. [40] Fever. [41] Attacks, periodicity. [42] Locality and direction. [43] Sensations. [44] Tissues. [45] Touch. Injuries.. [46] Skin. [47] Stage of life, constitution. [ 48 ] Relations.

Ant-ar. * Full text * Red and blue only * Red only

Arsenite of Antimony. (Sb 2 O 3 ) As O 5 + 3 p. c.

Prepared first by Papilland and Mousnier and introduced in the Old School practice under the name of antimonial granulations.

Proved by Isnard and Used by Payr in emphysema.

INNER HEAD. [3] [ Ant. ar. ] Rush of blood to head. Pain in forehead. Pressure in temples.

SIGHT AND EYES. [5] [ Ant. ar. ] Pain in orbits. Inflammation of eyes.

UPPER FACE. [8] [ Ant. ar. ] Œdema of face.

APPETITE, THIRST. DESIRES, AVERSIONS. [14] [ Ant. ar. ] Loss of appetite.

HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. [16] [ Ant. ar. ] Nausea.

STOOLS AND RECTUM. [20] [ Ant. ar. ] Slight diarrhœa, without pain in abdomen.

RESPIRATION. [26] [ Ant. ar. ] (OBS :) Excessive dyspnœa. θ Emphysema.

HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. [29] [ Ant. ar. ] Pulse 90.

LOWER LIMBS. [33] [ Ant. ar. ] Wandering pains along sciatic nerves.

NERVES. [36] [ Ant. ar. ] General sick feeling. Sense of weakness.

RELATIONS. [48] [ Ant. ar. ] Similar to : other antimony salts ; Ammon. carb. ; Arsen. ; Aurum ; Laches. ; Merc. sulph. ; Phosphor. ; Pulsat . (ischias, wandering pains) ; Sulphur .

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