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Aurum muriaticum

The Medical Genius · Stacy Jones

Open remedy: Aur-m.

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SECTION 64.

GOLD.

General Indications

Suicidal gloom - fetid ulceration - bone decay - feeling worse when cold - desire for wine and milk - aversion to meat.

Minute Dose

Section 56, A.

Ordinary Dose

Adult, 1/12 grain pill of the muriate. Child, see Section 56, A.

Aurum Muriaticum, in minute doses, is especially suited for the treatment of Deep - seated, Chronic affections, involving gland and bone, and attended with mental gloom, thoughts of suicide - Chronic enlargement of the liver - Chronic nasal catarrh, involving the bones - Ozaena - Chronic offensive otorrhea - Syphilitic bone disease - Nodes - Periostitis - nightly bone pains - Pains in the testes - Sarcocele - chronic heart affections, with feeling as if dying, difficult breathing after walking, sobbing in sleep - Hypochondriasis - Hysteria - Puerperal melancholy - Religious melancholy (Arsenic) - Chronic affections of the eyes - Keratitis - Glaucoma.

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