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Antimonium Sulphuratum Auratum

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

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Antimonium Sulphuratum Auratum

Antimonium Sulphuratum Auratum. - 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 Sulphuratum Auratum.

[ 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-s-aur. * Full text * Red and blue only * Red only

Golden Sulphuret of Antimony. Sb 2 S 5 .

Introduced by Glauber, 1654, and abused as a purgative and an emetic.

Proved by Mayrhoffer, in 1845 ; published by Buchner, in 1874.

MIND. [1] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Apprehensiveness with heaviness in precordium.

INNER HEAD. [3] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Pressive headache. Burning in head. θ Eye complaints.

OUTER HEAD. [4] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Reddish swelling behind right ear, leaving a redness and scurfiness.

SIGHT AND EYES. [5] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Amaurosis, in beginning. Spots on cornea. Iris protruding through cornea.

SMELL AND NOSE. [7] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Bleeding from nose on washing. Increased mucus from nose and throat.

INNER MOUTH. [12] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Pasty mouth and taste in morning.

PALATE AND THROAT. [13] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Burning and heat in fauces. Mucus from throat becomes offensive to smell. Pressure in throat as if a plug stuck in it. Scratching, rough feeling in throat in morning.

APPETITE, THIRST. DESIRES, AVERSIONS. [14] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Loss of appetite ; almost a loathing of food.

SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. [17] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Pressure and fulness in stomach.

ABDOMEN AND LOINS. [19] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Pressure, tension and fulness in abdomen ; umbilical region sensitive.

STOOLS AND RECTUM. [20] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Passage of much flatus with sudden urging, followed by a stool solid at first, then bright yellow and pasty ; afterwards violent colic and rumbling around navel. Constipation ; feces hard and passed with difficulty.

URINARY ORGANS. [21] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Urine increased, dark red.

MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. [22] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Pustular eruption on scrotum after much itching.

VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. [25] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Accumulation of tough mucus in bronchi and larynx. Increased mucous secretion with fulness in bronchi, and full, hard breathing.

RESPIRATION. [26] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Respiration difficult.

COUGH. [27] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Dry, hard cough, no expectoration. Increased mucous sputum, mixed with blood, of a sweetish taste.

INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. [28] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Passive congestion of upper lobe of left lung, with dry, hard cough.

HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. [29] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Heaviness in precordium and apprehensiveness.

UPPER LIMBS. [32] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Arms heavy in morning. Boring and tearing in arms and hand joints. Swelling of fingers.

LIMBS IN GENERAL. [34] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Itching on hands and feet.

NERVES. [36] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Malaise, fatigue and lassitude with nausea.

SLEEP. [37] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Deep sleep. Sleep dreamy ; wakes after midnight with dull headache ; with restlessness and sexual desire. Awoke suddenly with heavy, confused head, pressure in stomach, difficult breathing, fulness of bronchi, restless tossing ; skin active, with slight warmth and even sweat. Sleep dreamy with sudden waking after midnight, gouty and rheumatic pains increased.

TIME. [38] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Morning : pasty taste in mouth ; scratching in throat ; arms feel heavy. After midnight : awakens with dull headache ; restless ; sexual desire increased ; gouty and rheumatic pains <.

TEMPERATURE AND WEATHER. [39] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Washing causes nosebleed.

LOCALITY AND DIRECTION. [42] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Right : swelling behind ear. Left : upper lobe of lung congested.

SENSATIONS. [43] [ Ant. s. aur. ] As if a plug stuck in throat. Boring : in arms and hand joints. Tearing : in arms and hand joints. Violent colic. Pressive pain : in head. Burning : in head ; in fauces. Pressure : in stomach ; in abdomen. Fulness : in stomach ; in abdomen ; in bronchi. Heaviness in precordium. Itching : on scrotum ; on hands and feet.

SKIN. [46] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Dry, elevated pustules on inner surface of thighs.

RELATIONS. [48] [ Ant. s. aur. ] Similar to : Antimonies (family relation) ; Aurum (chest) ; Arsen. ; Ferrum ; Merc. sulph. ; Sulphur ; Amm. carb . (nosebleed after washing).

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