Zincum Metallicum
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General EN
[zinc]
Zinc is found in nature in combination with oxygen, sulphur, carbonic acid, etc. East India zinc is very pure ; it is of bluish- white color, bright, in four-sided column, with a radiated laminae ; somewhat brittle. When heated, it becomes malleable, and may be rolled into plates. We purify it by melting it with sulphur, again and again, so long as any dross remains. We file off part of it under water, dry the powder, and then triturate it as usual.
Zinc acts powerfully upon the cerebro-spinal system ; it affects also the ganglionic nervous system and the skin.
CEEEBRO-SPINAL GROUP.
Zinc has caused : Vertigo, especially in the occiput. In the morning, on waking, vertigo as if the head were moving up and down, with a similar floating of the images of his fancy ; all during a ^emi-consciousness, vertigo, as if he would have apoplexy, with anxiety and fear of falling headlong; vertigo from sitting up in bed ; from morning until noon ; after rising from stooping, as though everything were whirling around, with buzzing in the head. Dullness, heaviness of the head. Dizzy, stupefying headache.
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Intense headache with violent shivering. Intense or tearing pains in the brain, almost driving one mad, followed by excessive vomit- ing of bile and trembling. Dull frontal headache; tension and pressure in the forehead ; extreme sensitiveness in the forehead. Violent pressure upon a small spot in the middle of the forehead, at short interval.
Violent sticking, tearing pain in the forehead, with a tearing as though the head would burst. Severe pressure in the temples, at times dull and heavy, again sharp, tearing, sticking. Tearing and pressing in the vertex, with extreme sensitiveness of the vertex to touch. Drawing, tearing pain on one side of the head, with a feeling as if the head would burst.
Drawing, pressive pain in the occiput. Soreness and tenderness of the scalp, with itching pimples on the scalp, moist eruption on and above both temples, falling off of the hair of the head.
Zincum is indicated in the following conditions :
HEADACHE with pressure on the top and forehead, and other somptoms described in the above group. The headaches are usually one-sided, worse from drinking wine, in the warm room, after eating. Headaches of ansemic, chlorotic women ; brain-fag. Amaurosis.
A woman, forty years old, strong, pale-looking, has suffered for two years with recurring attacks of headache, accompanied with such weakness of sight, that a heavy fog seems to rest upon her eyes and she cannot even distinguish large objects. There is pressure from without toward within in the vertex and in the forehead, with it a stupid feeling in the head, usually pallor of the countenance, loss of appe- tite, peevishness, irritability of temper. During the forenoon the pains are bearable ; they grow harder in the afternoon, and, in the evening, are very violent, at times accompanied with vomiting.
Her bowels move every two or three days. Dimness of vision with the appearance of the pain, increasing in ratio ; vision normal, when she has no headache. The eyes present no objective symptoms. She has an attack every ten to fourteen days, coming on without warning, lasting from two to three days and varying in severity during this time.
Many remedies had been used unsuc- cessfully. Prescribed zincum met.3, one powder morning and night. Improvement after the first dose, the attack continuing but one day. The headache did not again return.
(Kafka in hirscheVs Neue Zeitschrift, ii., 116.)
ACUTE HYDROCEPHALUS — Metallic zinc is of the greatest value in the treatment of inflammatory conditions of the brain and of its membranes. We will find it particularly useful in acute hydrocephalus with great sensitiveness of the eyes to light, dryness of the nose, choking and vomiting, the patient having at the same time a voracious appetite. Severe pain in the head, relieved by per- fect quiet; turbid, muddy urine; distention of the abdomen; stub- born constipation, with hard, dry stools ; auxiety, restlessness ; constant motion of the hands and feet; rolling and tumbling of the head from side to side. Starting from sleep, uttering a piercing cry.
CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS, when the nervous system
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seems to be completely prostrated, retarding indefinitely the patient's full recovery; irritation of the eyes; weakness of sight; ravenous hunger; flatulent colic ; constipation of hard, dry stools ; spasmodic twitching of the hands and feet ; headache ; weakness of memory. Flashes of heat alternating with spells of chilliness.
DELIRIUM. — We may find zinc of much service in delirium or mania, with slow action of the brain, loss or weakness of memory, forge tf ulness, vertigo, headache, drowsiness, incapacity for work, constant thoughts of death, peevishness, irritability. Also: consti- pation, with hard, dry stools ; prostration of the nervous system ; scanty, muddy urination ; flashes of heat alternating with chilliness. Also in
DELIRIUM TREMENS with a tendency to coma; the pupil8 are dilated, insensibility of the eyes to light ; the countenance looks haggard and is of purplish color ; pulse small and frequent ; invol- untary discharge of highly offensive, diarrhceic stools ; mania, with a belief that he is going to come to harm ; there may be present gastric derangements, hiccough, constipation, headache, vertigo, etc.
The effect of zinc upon the spine and the spinal nervous system is both interesting and important. Dr. Schlockow thus describes the effects of chronic zinc-poisoning upon the workmen in zinc :
The zinc is separated from the ore by a process of distillation, by which, in consecpience of heating and the removal of oxygen, the metal in form of vapor is first separated and then precipitated in layers ; in this way part of the vapor escapes into the working room and is inhaled by the workmen, and then enters the lymph and blood circulation. Next, after disturbances in the lungs and digestion and the so-called night-blindness, there appears after ten or twelve years working in the works, in the smelters, a very peculiar affec- tion.
In the sensitive sphere there is pain in the back, increased sensitiveness of the soles of the feet, sensation as if ants were crawl- ing over the lower extremities, numbness and coldness in the same, sensation of a band around the abdomen, and, occasionally, pain in the muscles of the lower half of the body, in consequence of crampy twitchings in them. Sensation of touch is diminished. Reflex ex- citability is increased, but the muscular sensibility, that is, the sen- sation of their own motion, is weakened, so that by closing the eyes staggering takes place, and, in the dark, control of muscular power ceases.
The functions of bladder and rectum were not disturbed. The muscles themselves remain well nourished and strong for along
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time, but their excitability for mechanical or electrical irritations is greatly increased, as at each intentional movement diffused muscular tremor takes place. Later, the gait becomes stiff, spasmodic, trembling and uncertain, and the step is made on the full sole. Finally, a weakness of the muscles of the lower extremities, and sometimes of the upper, supervenes. The symptoms indicate some affection of the spinal cord, which, however, does not coincide with those of tabes or ataxia.
Worthy of consideration are other causes which might produce these symptoms, such as rheumatisms, colds, and the absorption of lead, which is found in the upper Silesian zinc ores to the amount of one and one-half per cent, and arsenic and cadmium, which are also found. Against the first cause is the fact, that the balance of the population is subjected to severer changes of temperature, in whom the symptoms described do not occur. Signs of lead, arsenic or cadmium poisoning were not observed, especially not the obstinate characteristic constipation and colic of lead.
Lead paralysis is never preceded by increased sensibility or reflex irritability, ataxic or co- ordination disturbances ; it belongs almost exclusively to the extensor muscles of the upper extremities and not of the lower. The muscle paralyzed by lead, dwindles and loses its irritability for the electric current. The effects of lead appear in weeks or months, while those of zinc do not show themselves for years. [Halm. Monthly, Septem- ber, 1879, from HirscUVs Zeitschrift, Feb. 1, 1879.)
SPINAL A1SLEMIA. — "In looking over the symptoms of zinc one can hardly fail to be impressed by the strong similarity they have to the condition not unfrequently met with in practice, especially among women, and characterized by the name of spinal anaemia. If we were to examine a case having these symptoms, we should hardly fail to find more or less tenderness of the spine. There are, indeed, very few of the prominent symptoms of zinc which are not to be found in some of the manifestations of this com- plaint.
Of course, the grouping of symptoms will vary according to the portion of the spinal cord affected, and as that may be any part gr any two parts, or even its entire length, we would be likely to meet a variety of combinations, all differing in many respects from each other, and still very similar. For example, if the cervical por- tion of the cord is alone affected, we shall have the vertigo, head- ache, noises in the ears, disturbances of vision, fulness and sense of constriction across the forehead and tenderness of the scalp.
The
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mind is prominently affected ; occasionally with periods of maniacal excitement, but usually with melancholia. The sleep is disturbed by unpleasant dreams and nightmare. Neuralgic pains are com- monly present, especially in the neck ; worse from exercise ; the paroxysms coming on at sundown and continuing during the night. There are fibrillary twitchings of the muscles and sometimes clonic spasms of cervical muscles and even general chorea.
Contraction of the muscles, or loss of the use of the voice or hand occur rarely. Nausea is often met with, but is a much more prominent symptom when the dorsal region is the seat of the disease, in which case gas- tralgia is always present, nausea and vomiting, pyrosis, gastric flatu- lence and acidity in nearly every case. The heart is affected with palpitation and oppression amounting even to syncope. There is difficulty of breathing, cough, intercostal neuralgia or infra-mam- mary pain very frequently.
In cases where the lumbar region is attacked, the lower extremities, back and abdomen are affected with neuralgic pains. The neck of the bladder may be so influenced as to produce strangury or incontinence of urine ; and the uterus, ovaries, testes and rectum are likely to be in trouble. The muscles may be spasmodically contracted as in the upper portions of the body. If the entire spine is affected there may also be epilepsy, paralysis and difficult deglutition (from alternate paralysis and spasms of the pharyngeal muscles) and aphonia." (Dr.
A. G. Beebe.)
ECLAMPSIA, especially of children during the period of teeth- ing, zinc is a valuable remedy. It is of particular use in pale, weak children, with twitching and jerking in various parts of the body, during the day and during sleep. The child is nervous, feverish, cross ; the right side is attacked in preference to the left. In
CONVULSIONS OF LYING-IN WOMEN we use zinc if there exists great prostration of the brain, characteristic mania, numbness and loss of sensation of the whole body, with proper con- stitutional symptoms. Suppression of an eruption.
EPILEPSY, depending npon cerebral exhaustion, with twitching here and there in various parts of the body, may call for the exhi- bition of zinc. The symptoms are worst during sleep. Is of posi- tive value only in the earlier stages of the disease. In the treatment of eclampsia many physicians prefer the oxydatum to the metal.
OEBITAL AND AURICULAE GKOUPS.
We have: Inflammation and redness of the conjunctiva of the right eye ; suppuration in the inner canthus ; the eyes are most
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painful in the evening and at night, as from sand, with frequent lachrymation ; even the upper lid toward the inner canthus is red and swollen ; weakness in the eyes ; feeling as if she had wept too much ; burning in the eyes and lids, with feeling of dryness and pressure in them ; pressure in the eyes ; burning and biting with sensitiveness of the eye to light, with lachrymation and agglutina- tion ; tickling and biting in the eye ; twitching and paralytic weak- ness of the upper lids ; agglutination and soreness of the inner can- thi ; Itching and sticking pain in the inner angles of the eyes, with cloudiness of sight ; pupils usually dilated ; dimness of vision ; diplopia, especially in the left eye ; photphobia ; objects apparently elongated and at times double ; flickering before the eyes ; fiery flakes float in large circles in front of the eyes, when looking at the sky; yellow, blue and green rings before the eyes, with a suffering look and sleepiness ; when looking up, a dark, diagonal line before the left eye, directed upward and to the right, about six feet in length.
Clinical experience shows that zincum affects particularly the con- junctiva, near the inner canthus, producing dryness and burning. Tbe "green halo around the lamplight" has been verified. The symptoms are all aggravated at night, by lying down, by closing the eyes and by exposure to cold. Ameliorated by warmth.
AMAUROSIS. — Zincum is indicated in amaurosis, with con- tracted pupils, corning and going suddenly ; vertigo ; headache ; it usually appears as a concomitant symptom of some (brain) difficulty.
PTERYGIUM, or wing-skin, with lachrymation, especially in the evening ; heat and dryness in the eye ; soreness of the internal can- thus of the affected eye ; she sees a green halo around the lamp- light; also: vertigo, headache, constipation, etc.
A woman forty years old. The trouble of the eyes began three years ago, as she supposed from working in a laundry over steam. In September I found in the right eye commencing pterygium, just encroaching on the cornea; in the left eve it extended to the pupil from the internal canthus, and had a breadth of one and a half lines, and was thick and vascular ; the interior portion of the conjunctiva was much injected, the inner surface of the lids contracted, and the lashes inclined to turn inward; though they do not rest against the ball, the external canthi are sore and cracked.
The eyes feel sore and hot on going into the cold air; better in a warm room. At night, the heat and itching is great and lachrymation is profuse. She has to put a handkerchief over her eyes, to prevent her opening them, for the lachryma- tion is very bad on opening them at night. She sees a green halo around the evening light with the left eye ; only counts fingers at ten feet.
She has attacks of rush of blood to the head and over the face, followed by perspiration over the body. Zincum300 cured the case. (Dr. Carroll Dunham.)
INFLAMMATION OF THE EYELIDS, with incipient ulcera- tion, and complicated with profuse secretions from the Meibomian gland, in cachectic individuals.
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SYPHILITIC IRITIS.— Dr. T. F. Allen reports a case of syph- ilitic iritis cured with zinc. The following symptoms were present : The pains came on at night upon lying down, with profuse, hot, scalding lachrymation. The pains were dull, involved halls and brows ; he could not sleep over ten minutes, hut waked with eyes full of burning water ; no discharge of mucus or pus ; indeed, there was dryness of the conjunctiva, and ball and lids were very much inflamed ; aggravation of the symptoms on lying down.
We iind recorded : swelling and heat of the orifice of the ear ; purulent discharge from the (left) ear; cramp-like pain in the lobe of the (left) ear. Tearing and pressive pain in the bone in front and beneath the ear. Jerking tearing pain in the ears, at times with itching. Stitches deep in the ear, near the drum. Noise in the ears, ringing, roaring, cracking. Zincum has been recommended in
EXTERNAL OTITIS, with similar symptoms ; 'the itching in the ears is relieved by boring; the discharge is fetid ; it affects the left ear in preference to the right.
FACIAL GKOUP.
Zinc causes: fluent coryza; also, stoppage of the nose; irritation of the nasal mucous membrane ; soreness high up in the nostril ; pinching in, and severe pressure upon, the root of the nose. Pallor of the face ; spasmodic twitching of the facial muscles. Tearing in the molar bone, extending into the upper jaw ; bruised pain in the part on pressure. Swelling of the lips ; dryness of the lips, with fissures in them.
Transient stitches in the upper lip, with smarting of the lip. Tearing, cramp-like stitches in the lower jaw ; sticking pain in the articulation of the jaw, beneath and in front of the left ear, on moving the jaw backward and biting strongly, and on press- ing the finger upon the joint. These symptoms indicate its use in
SWELLING OF THE NOSE, of both the soft and hard parts, with sensitiveness of the nose to contact, loss of smell, constant dry- ness of the nose and continual lachrymation. Zinc is likewise used for paroxysms of
PROSOPALGIA ; the pain is tearing and the parts feel sore, as if they had been bruised ; the tearing is complicated with a sensa- tion of spasm in the nervous filaments ramifying through the affected side of the face. Individuals who are liable to such attacks are most generally of a cachectic and scrofulous habit of body ; the attacks may be caused by the artificial or spontaneous retrocession of facial herpes for which zinc would have been the remedy.
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CHYLO-POIETIC GROUP.
Zincum caused : A voracious appetite ; at times an aversion to sweet things, to meat and cooked food ; increased thirst ; frequent empty eructations ; sour eructations ; hiccough ; nausea at times, accom- panied with trembling and weariness of the body ; vomiting of mucus and bile; fulness and pressure in the stomach ; dull, heavy pains, sore- ness in the stomach ; pressure in the pit of the stomach. Pinching, griping, pressing pains in the hepatic region. Colicky pain about the navel ; tension in both sides of the abdomen ; hard pressure as from flatulence in the sides of the abdomen, hypochondria and back, with- out emission of flatus ; aggravated by walking ; distention of abdomen, with rumbling and gurgling ; frequent emissions of hot, offensive flatus ; severe constrictive colic ; itching and soreness of the rectum j a feeling of pressure in the rectum ; cutting, tearing, burning, stick- ing in the anus ; *itching in the anus ; crawling, as from worms, in the anus ; offensive, pasty diarrhoea, with griping in the bowels ; sev- eral soft, mushy stools a day, enveloped in bright red, frothy blood, and preceded by colic; difficult evacuation of even soft stool; obsti- nate or habitual constipation ; stool hard, small, rather dry, with much pressure and rumbling in the abdomen.
DYSPEPSIA. — We recommend the use of zinc in dyspepsia with sweetish taste in the mouth, sour eructations, burning in the stomach, vomiting of food as soon as it reaches the stomach, vomiting of mucus and bile ; obstinate constipation ; hard, small, dry stools.
CONSTIPATION of a chronic nature, with flatulent colic, dys- pepsia (see above) ; rheumatic pains in the back and extremities ', distended abdomen ; difficult expulsion of stool, hard, dry, small.
COLIC, with flatulence ; rumbling in the abdomen; emission of hot, fetid flatus, without giving relief.
Dr. C. Hering relates the following case : Liver hard, enlarged, sore to the touch, could be felt much more to the left, and above the navel as a small, hard lump ; several hard lumps in the abdomen ; the abdomen enlarged and soft ; softest around the navel ; sore pains all over the belly, most around the navel ; hectic fever ; unquenchable thirst; when swallowing, he feels a small, hard lump in the throat; sometimes like a worm creeping up from the pit of the stomach into the throat, which makes him cough ; frequent gagging and vomiting of a little bloody phlegm or thin blood, sometimes pus, of a salty taste, particularly with coughing ; the cough worse at night, with a shooting in the scrobiculum ; a weak, but very deep cough ; has to cough until he raises ; stool either in little lumps or frothy ; rumbling in the bowels ; cannot lie on the left side ; during the night a dull moaning; feels so weak that he talks with difficulty ; his feet commence to swell, and the swelling rises gradually upward.
Zincum30 restored him almost completely. {Am. your. Horn. Mat. Med.,. iii., 29.)
EESPIRATOKY GROUP.
The following are pathogenetic : Tickling in the larynx ; hoarse-
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ness. Oppression of the chest. Short, dry, tickling, fatiguing cough. Dry cough with violent stitches in the chest, and a feeling as if it would burst ; she could only breathe and talk with difficulty.
Suffocative cough ; expectoration of tenacious mucus. Bloody expectoration, with dry cough, with burning and sore pain in the chest, morning and evening, always before and during the menses. Oppressed respiration. Eoughness, rawness, anxiety, oppression of the chest.
Feeling of constriction, tightness, pressure on the chest. Pressure on the chest, coming up from the pit of the stomach, relieved by eructation. Pain in the chest as if the blood were forcing its way into the finest vessels in the lungs. Dull, tearing pains in the chest ; stitching pains ; the pains are aggravated by motion and by taking hold of anything with the hands.
Weakness in the chest. Sharp, pressing, stitching pains in the chest, under the left nipple, near the heart. Sticking pain beneath the left breast.
Cough EN
Zincum has been employed in dry and spasmodic cough, resembling pertussis, in children ; " they grasp the genitals as soon as they commence to cough." It has also been used in the treatment of
EXANTHEMATOUS GROUP.
Zincum causes : Dryness, roughness of the skin ; tendency to the formation of fissures ; pimples on the face and lips, itching and painful, especially upon pressure ; papular eruption on various parts of the body ; stinging itching in the skin, with nettle-rash eruption after rubbing ; small pustules beneath the skin, with violent itching ; boils on various parts of the body.
These are accompanied with burning, itching, biting.
General formication, crawling, pricking, relieved by rubbing.
Violent itching over the whole body ; sudden itching here and there, especially in the evening in bed, immediately disappearing upon touch.
Violent itching and redness over the whole protruding portion of the chin.
Violent itching on all the joints in succession, at last on the hip-joint.
Painful itching on the right sole ; painful itching, with heat, redness and swelling on the right toes, as if they had been frozen, in the evening; rubbing and scratching aggravated the pain.
DRY HERPES These symptoms indicate the use of zincum
in various diseases of the skin, such as dry herpes, or scales over the whole body.
GOiSrORRHCEAL HERPES, in consequence of sudden suppres- sion of gonorrhoea ; herpes on the tonsils, soft palate, root of the
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tongue ; slight swelling of the tonsils, with redness of the velum, followed by irregular, whitish-blue, greasy-looking, flat spots re- sembling venereal ulcers, with raised edges but no depression ; the surface felt hard and firm. In
SCARLATINA zincum becomes a remedy of the utmost impor- tance, when well-defined cerebral trouble exist; brain symptoms may develop at any stage of the disease, even at the very first.
A child, four years old, unusually large, strong, pussy, overfed, scrofulous, was taken sick with scarlet fever during the night of December 20th.
In the morning of December 24th the following symptoms existed : The child was lying in bed motionless ; the pulse was small, could not be counted ; unconsciousness, icy cold- ness of the extremities, coolness of the body ; purplish appearance of the skin, with the exception of the parts around the eyes, of the forehead and chin, which were white ; the exanthem was scanty.
Prescribed zincum1, one grain every two hours.
After the first dose signs of returning consciousness appeared ; toward evening the skin became warm; the purple color disappeared, the pulse came up, 150, slight perspiration.
The night of the 25th was passable, several hours of sleep, with occa- sional delirium.
In the morning, more consciousness, desire for drink, increased warmth of the body, pulse 140, secretion of urine voluntary.
Prescribed zincum, every three hours.
On the night of the 26th, quiet sleep.
Full consciousness ; de- sire to play j pulse 128, strong; commencing desquamation.
Prescribed zincum, three times each day, and cure without the use of other remedies.
(Elb in Allg.
Horn.
Zeitg., xxxi., 237.)
FEVER GROUP.
Chilliness, with nausea ; febrile chill over the whole body. Chilli- ness on waking. Shaking chill from 4 to 8 p. m., on lying down, without subsequent sweat, heat or thirst; even in bed she was unable to get warm for a long time ; yet the sleep was sound. Shaking chill, with pale sunken face, weak, rapid and irregular pulse,- often with nausea and vomiting; at last the pulse became large and full, with general heat, red face, skin swollen, followed by very restless sleep, with distressing dreams and exhaustion, followed at last by copious sweat ; the whole attack usually lasted from eight to ten hours, generally began at the end of a day's work, continued through the night, and ceased in the morning, so that the man was able to return to work.
Febrile paroxysms several times a day, recurring in the forenoon and afterward ; chilliness and shivering, flushes of heat over the whole body, violent trembling of all the limbs, extreme sickness, even to faintncss, qualmish taste, with loathing of the morsels of food in the mouth, feeling of emptiness in the stomach, violent throbbing through the whole body, with short, hot breath, very dry mouth, hot, dry hands. Heat with red- ness of the face and heat in the head. Sweat during sleep ; sweat- ing on hands and feet ; night-sweats ; sour sweat, with fine sticking itching over the whole body ; profuse sweat on the feet, of a bad odor.
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TYPHOID FEVEK— Zincum is not often prescribed in fevers.
Taking the symptoms given and keeping in mind the powerful effect of the remedy upon the brain and nervous system, we may utilize zinc in the treatment of typhoid fever, when the brain has become seriously involved.
Hirschel relates the following case :
A boy, three years old, had typhoid fever and presented the following symptoms on the twenty-second day : Unconsciousness ; constant restlessness, strikes about, tumbles and slides down in bed; convulsive and automatic movement of the hands and feet ; groaning and moaning, as if in great pain ; deafness ; heat in the head ; partial closure of the agglutinated eyelids ; glassy appearance and immobility of both pupils, which fail to respond to the light ; reddish-brown coating and fissures of the tongue ; black crusts on the lips and nose ; difficult swallowing of liquids, which are, however, greedily taken. Involuntary evacuations of stool and urine, the latter con- taining flakes of epithelium ; smallness, extreme frequency, feebleness, unevenness of the pulse; coldness of the arms, which are covered with a cold, sticky perspira- tion. Cured with zincum1.
URINARY AND SEXUAL GROUPS.
Stitches in the region of the kidneys.
Tearing, pinching, stick- ing in the renal region ; fulness and pressure in the bladder.
Sore- ness, burning, tearing, stitches in the urethra, with drawing in the forepart of the urethra and penis.
Flow of blood from the urethra, after painful urination.
Increased urination.
Deposit of light flocculent sediment.
The urine passed at night is very turbid and muddy in the morning.
There are on record a few remarkable, but isolated, cures made with zincum, of certain urinary difficulties; we refer to
BLEMATUKIA AND ALBUMINUEIA. The following cases will serve to illustrate the presumable sphere of action of zincum.
A girl, sixteen years old, of light complexion, has menstruated for two years, was, two years ago, taken with violent pain in the bowels with diarrhoea and hematuria.
The attack was repeated every four weeks, then every three weeks, continued a week, and for three months the urine has been always mixed with a varying amount of blood.
After an acute attack of fever with pain in the kidneys, her general con- dition improved much after taking aconite, cantharides and pulsatilla.
The hsema- turia, however, returned, in spite of all medicines.
A cough also made its appear- ance, worse at night and accompanied with copious expectoration of mucus, and menstruation ceased.
She received zincum30, three doses each day.
This caused a prompt improvement ; the blood in the urine disappeared, also the cough ; she gained in strength, and normal menstruation appeared in less than one month.
She remained well.
(Hechenberger in Hygea, ix., 343.)
A man, who was subject to frequent attacks of rheumatism, has suffered from valvular insufficiency and albuminuria.
The dropsy was so extensive that relief seemed out of the question.
The lower limbs, the scrotum and the abdomen were enormously dis- tended ; the beat of the heart was exceedingly irregular ; its sounds were enormously developed; the attacks of asthma drove him to despair.
Zincum met. acted so won- derfully that the patient could leave his bed and room, the dropsy and albuminous urine disappeared altogether, and the patient, who had been given up to die, enjoyed a most excellent appetite.
(Klostermann in Prag.
Mon.
Schrift, ix., 170.
In men : zincum causes a well-marked exaltation of the sexual
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desire, violent erections, tearing in the gland and root of the penis, soreness on the side of the scrotum, drawing pain in the testicle, extending from the testicle up along the course of the spermatic cord ; drawing up of the testicle, with pain and swelling. In women : we find a similar increase of sexual excitement, acrid, slimy leucor- rhoea, with burning in the pudenda, soreness of the external genitals, with profuse falling off of the hair and painful varices ; leucorrhoea, preceded by colicky pains in the upper abdomen, before and during menstruation ; premature and long-continued menstruation ; dis- charge of large clots during the menses, mostly when walking; after the menses, discharge of bloody mucus, which caused itching on the pudenda.
The exaltation of the sexual instinct in both men and women may become a most important symptom in the treatment of certain lesions of the brain or spinal cord. In
OKCHITIS zinc may become of service.
The pain increases peri- odically, and there is a sensation as if the testicles were drawn up and pinched ; pressure upon the bladder, which becomes exceedingly painful if urine is not voided.
You will find this remedy in place in the treatment of the following diseases peculiar to women :
OOPHOKITIS, with boring pain, relieved by pressure and during the menstrual flow. (Kaue.)
LEUCORRHCBA of a slimy, bloody, acrid, irritating nature ; burning, stitching in the pudendum ; pruritus ; nervousness, keeping up a constant motion with the legs ; she sits with her legs one over the other, bending forward ; cannot pass but little water, but feels as if the bladder would burst ; consequences of masturbation ; utter nervous exhaustion.
NYMPHOMANIA in very nervous women, who have intolerable itching of the pudendum ; ovarian irritation ; suppression of menses, which appear suddenly with alternate pallor and redness of the face, violent cutting and pressive pain in the abdomen and in the back. Also, in the case of lying-in women with sudden suppression of the lochia, aud a marked decrease in the secretion of milk ; sensitiveness of the sexual organs.
GENERAL INDEX.
GENERAL INDEX.
Colocynthis 5
Conium maculatum. .......... 18
Copaifera multijuga. .......... 23
Corallium rubrum. ........... 29
Crocus sativus. ........... 30
Cubebse. ... 35
Cuprum aceticum. ........... 37
Cuprum arseniosum. .......... 45
Cuprum metallicum. .......... 46
Cuprum sulphuricum. .......... 50
Curare. ............. 52
Cyclamen europseum. .......... 55
Digitalis purpurea. ........... 60
Dioscorea villosa. ........... 75
Drosera rotundifolia. .......... 80
Dulcamara. ............ 82
Elaps corallinus 86
Elaterium. 89
Erigeron candaense. .......... 91
Eryngium aquaticum. .......... 92
Ether % . . . . 93
Eucalyptus globulus. 97
Eupatorium aromaticum. .......... 101
Eupatorium perfoliatum. .......... 102
Eupatorium purpureum. . 104
Euphorbium officinale. .......... 106
Euphrasia officinale. .......... 108
Ferrum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Filix mas. ............ 121
Gelsemium sempervirens. ......... 121
Geranium maculatum. .......... 140
Glonoinum. ............ 142
Graphites. ............ 147
Grindelia robusta. ........... 150
Guajacum ............ 152
Gum mi guttse. ........... 154
902 GENERAL INDEX.
Hamamelis virginiana. 156
Helleborus niger. ........... 161
Helonias. ............ 167
Hydrastis canadensis. .......... 170
Hyoscyamus niger. .......... 181
Hypericum perfoliatum. .......... 193
Ignatia amara. . . . . . . . . . . . 194
Ipecacuanha. . . . . . . . . . . 203.
Iris versicolor. ........... 209^
Jaborandi. ............ 214
Jalapa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216'
Jodum. ............. 217
Kali bichromicum. ........... 232'
Kali bromatum. ........... 239
Kali carbonicum. ........... 242
Kali chloricum. 246
Kali hydriodicum 247
Kali nitricum. 253
Kali permanganicum. .......... 256
Kalmia latifolia. 260
Kameela. ............. 265
Kaolin. ............. 266
Kreasotum. ............ 267
Lachesis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
Laurocerasus. ............ 29a
Ledum palustre. ........... 293
Leptandra virginiana. . . . 300
Lilium tigrinum. ........... 303
Lobelia inflata. . . . . . . ... . . . 310
Lycopodium. . . . . . . . ... . . 316
Magnesia. 329
Magnesia muriatica. ........... 332
Magnesia sulphurica. 333
Manganum oxydatum. .......... 335
Menyanthes trifoliata. .......... 344
Mercurius.
Mercurius acetatus. . . 360
Mercurius bromatus. ...» ..... » 360
Mercurius corrosivus. .......... 361
Mercurius cyanatus. .......... 367
Mercurius dulcis. ........... 372
GEXEUAL INDEX. 903
Mercurius jodatus. ........... 374
Mercurius prcecipitatus arbus. ......... 377
Mercurius praecipitatus ruber. . . . . . . . . . 377
Mercurius solubilis Hahnemanni. ........ 3S0
Mercurius sulphuratus ruber. ......... 422
Mercurius vivus. ........... 422
Mezereum. ............ 425
Millefolium. ............ 430
Moschus. ............. 432
Naja tripudians. . . . . . . . ... . 435
Natrum 438
Natrum carbonicum. . . . . . . . . . . 439
Natrum muriaticum. .......... 442
Natrum sulphuricum. .........." 454'
Nux juglans. ............ 457
Nux moschata. ........... 460
Nux vomica. ............. 46S
(Strychnia.) 498
Oleandra. . . . . . . . . . . . . 499
Oleum animale. ........... 506
Oleum crotonis. ........... 507
Oleum jatrophae curcadis. . . 512
Oleum jacoris aselli. .......... 515
Oleum ricini. . . . . . . . . . . . 521
Oleum succini. 522
Oleum terebinthinse. .......... 525
Opium 535
(Morphine.) 564
Petroleum. 567
Phosphorus 576
Physostigma venenosum. .......... 609
Phytolacca decandra. 620
Platina 632
Plumbum. 639
Podophyllum peltatum. 658
Pulsatilla nigricans 665
Pulsatilla nuttalliana. . . . 685
Ranunculus bulbosus. 686
Ranunculus sceleratus 697
Rheum 702
Rhus radicans. . . . 70O
904 GENERAL INDEX.
Rhus toxicodendron. .......... 70S
Rhus venenata. . . . . . . .'. . . . 723
Rumex crispus. . . .. . . . . . . . 727
Sabadilla. ............ 733
Sabina. ............. 744
Sambucus nigra. . . . . . . . . . . . 749
Sanguinaria canadensis. .......... 754
Sarsaparilla. ............ 759
Secale coruntum. ........... 764
Sepia . ' . . . . . 778
Silicea ■ . . . ... 788
Spigelia anthelmia. ........... 795
Spongia tosta. ............ 803
Stannum. ............ 807
Stramonium. ............ 820
Sulphur .........831
Thuja occidentalis. . , . . . . .. . . . 856
Veratrum album. ........... 867
Veratrum viride. ............ 877
Zincum metallicum. .......... 880
CLINICAL INDEX.
CLINICAL INDEX.
ASTERISKS [*] INDICATE CLINICAL CASES INTRODUCED INTO THE BODY OF THE TEXT.
Abortus [see Labor],
Acne, opium 562, rhus tox. 717.
Adenitis, mere. sol. 401.
After-pains [see Labor],
Agalactia, puis. 681.
Albuminuria (acute and chronic), colo
cynth. 16, dulc. 84, *helonias 168, kal-
mia lat. 264, *oleum tereb. 531, petrol.
576, phosph. 601, *plumbum 652, sarsap.
762, *zincum met. 899.
Alopecia (baldness), mere. sol. 421.
Amaurosis [see Amblyopia].
Amblyopia, eye. europ. 56, dig. 66, dulc.
83, elaps. cor. 88, *gels. 129, hyos. nig.
187, jodum 223, *lilium tig. 308, mere.
sol. 392, nat. mur. 446, *phosph. 595,
puis. 673, *secale 770, sulph. 837, zinc-
um met. 894. Amenorrhcea, cup. met. 50, eye. europ. 58,
dig. 74, ferrum 117, *graph. 149, helo-
nias 169, jodum 227, lilium tig. 305, nat.
mur. 453, nux vom. 493, *puls. 679, sa- - bina 748, sepia 784, sulph. 845.
Anaemia, lye. 317, zincum met. 892.
Anasarca [see Dropsy].
Angina diphtheritica [see Angina].
Angina (common angina, putrid, follicula-
ris, etc.), colocynth. 12, elaps cor. 87,
*hydrastis 1 74, ign. 200, jodum 224, kali
bich. 234, *kali permang. 258, lach. 277,
ledum pal. 295, lobelia inf. 315, *lyc.
325, manganum oxy. 338, mere. dul.
374, mere. sol. 400, mezereum 427, nat.
mur. 450, nux vom. 482, *phy. dec. 626,
sabadilla 737. Angina pectoris, *kali carb. 244, naja trip.
437, oleum tereb. 534, spigelia 803, ve-
rat. alb. 875.
Anorexia [see Gastric derangements].
Anthrax, *kali permang. 258, lach. 286,
lye. 328, rhus tox. 720.
Apncea [see Cyanosis].
Aphonia (including: hoarseness, clergy- man's sore throat, etc.), dulc. 85, gels.
127, kali bich. 235, lach. 280, mere. sol.
415, *mezereum 429, nat. mur. 448, nux
mosch. 464, *oleum crot. 512, *phosp.
590, sulph. 847. Aphthae, (stomatitis infantilis), eupat. arom.
101, *phy. dec. 626.
Apoplexy, colocynth. 20, glon. 145, hyos. nig. 185, lach. 276, laurocerasus 292, nux vom. 476, *opium 545, 548, mor- phine 565, verat. alb. 869.
Arthritis [see Gout].
Ascites [see Dropsy].
Asphyxia [see Cyanosis],
Asthenopia [see Amblyopia].
Asthma (including: Hay-asthma), cup. met. 49> dig. 71, dulc. 85, euphrasia off. Ill, ferrum 118, gels. 139, *grindelia rob. 151, ipecac. 208, kali carb. 244, *lach. 281, lobelia 314, naja trip. 438, *mix vom. 495, oleum ani. 506, phosph. 590, *plumbum 656, puis. 682, *sambucus 753, sang. 757, stram. 830, verat. alb. 875
Asthma thymicum, spongia 805.
Atrophy, general [see Marasmus].
Balanorrhoea, mere. sol. 411, 412. Bladder, affections of (see also: Paralysis),
gels. 132, sulph. 844. Bladder, catarrh of, copaifera, 27, erig. 91,
ferrum 1 17, mere. sol. 411, nux vom.
491, oleum tereb. 530, *puls. 677, spige- lia, 800.
Bladder, paralysis of, [see Paralysis].
Blepharophthalmia, conium 21, *merc. sol.
391, puis. 672, *rhus tox. 716, sepia 780,
*spigelia 798.
Blepharospasmus, mere. sol. 393.
Bones, inflammation and diseases of [see
Ostititis], Bright's disease [see Albuminuria], Bronchititis, jodum 228, kali bich. 236,
*kali hyd. 252, lach. 280, lobelia 315, lye.
319, manganum oxy. 340, mere. jod.
375, mere. sol. 416, nat. mur. 448, phos.
604, sang. can. 757. Bubo, mere. sol. 410, Bulimia [see also: Gastric derangements],
colocynth. 14, jodum 224, kali nit. 255,
moschus 433, phos. 597. Burns, euphor. off. 107, *petrol. 575, phos.
607.
Cancer [see Scirrhus], Cardialgia (gastrodynia, etc.), colocynth. 14, conium mac. 21, cup. ac, 44, cup.
90C
CLINICAL INDEX.
met. 46, dig. 73, dioscorea vil. 79, ferrum 115, gel. 130, helleb. nig. 165, *ign. 201 ipecac. 207, iris 211, kali bich. 236, kali nit. 255, kreas. 270, lach. 279, leptan- dra 302, *lobelia 313, 314, lye. 320, mag- nesia mur. 332, manganum oxy. 339, mere. sol. 402, millefolium 432, nat. mur, 457, nux mosch. 465, nux vom. 484, *opium 554, *phos. 597, *plumbum 649, pod. 661, puis. 675, sang. 756, se- cale 775, sepia 783, *sulph. 840, verat. alb. 872.
Carditis, kali carb. 244.
Caries, mere. cor. 366, mezereum 428, phos. 608, sulph. 854.
Catalepsy, platina 638, stram. 827.
Cataract, conium 21, phos. 595, *sulph.
837. Catarrh (acute, chronic, bronchial, head,
etc.), [see also: Nasal], capaifera mult.
25, 27, erynguim aquat. 92, eupat. perf.
103, eupbrasio off. 109, gels. I39,guaja-
cum 154, hydrastis 178, jodum 223,
kali bich. 233, kali hyd. 251, kaolin 266.
lye. 318, nux vom. 494, oleum tereb.
533' ph°s- 596, 604, puis. 681, sulph.
846. Catarrh, nasal, elaps cor. 87, kali bich.
234, lach. 280, magnesia mur. 332, nat.
carb. 442, nat. mur. 448, *puls. 674,
stannun\ 810.
Catarrh, vesical [see Bladder, catarrh of].
Cephalalgia (see also: Hemicrania, Neu- ralgia), ign. am. 196.
Cerebritis, hyos. 184, *kali hyd. 248,
opium 549, stram. 824, 825. Cerebro-spinal meningitis, eupat. perf. 103,
gels. 125, 127, plumbum 647, *verat
vir. 882, zincum met. 890. Chancre, lach. 288, lye. 324, mere. cor.
365, mere. sol. 41 1, mere, sulph. rub.
422, sulph. 845, thuja 865. Chillblains, nux vom. 480, phos. 607. pul.
672, ranun. sceler. 699.
Chloasma, *sulph, 852.
Chlorosis, dig. 72, ferrum 1 18, helonias
169, mere. sol. 386, nat. mur. 453, phos.
602, plumbum 655, *pul. 6S1, *sepia
785- Cholera Asiatica, *cup. ac. 44, cup. met. 49, elater. 89, helleb. nig. 165, *oleum jatro. cur. 515, *secale 776, *verat. alb.
873. Cholera infantum, gels. 131, ipecac. 207,
iris 212, jodum 225, mere. sol. 408, nat.
mur. 451, nat. sulph. 456, *oleum crot.
510, silicea 794. Cholera morbus, dios. vil. 79, iris 212, nux
vom. 488, phos. 600.
Cholerine [see Diarrhoea].
Chorea, *cup. ac. 41, *cup. met. 49, kali
nit. 255, *laurocerasus 292, lilium 308,
physos. 618, secale cor. 770, 'stram. 825, *verat. vir. 884.
Cirrhosis, phos. 638.
Clergymen's sore throat [see Aphonia].
Colic (including enterodynia, lead-colic, etc.), *colocynth. 14, cup. ac. 43, *cup. ars. 45, cup. met. 49, *cyc. 57,*dios. 77, gels. 131, ipecac. 207, iris 212, jalapa 217, *lyc. 321, mere, prsecip. rub. 379, mere. sol. 406, *nux vom. 486, 487, opium 555, phos. 600, platina 938, pod. 662, *pul. 675, ranun. bulb. 692, saba- dilla 740, *verat. alb. 872, *zincum met. 896.
Colic, nephritic, dios. vil. 79, *eryng. aquat. 93, nux vom. 486.
Conjunctivitis, *gels. 129, mere. sol. 391, phos. 594, pul. 672, *sulph. 837.
Condylomata (see also : syphilitic affec- tions], sabina 748, *thuja 865.
Congestions, *merc. sol. 388, nux vom. 477, opium 559, 560, verat. v. 883, 885.
Constipation, colocynth. 15, dios. vil. 79, ferrum 1 16, *geranium 140, graph. 148, *hydrastis 175, hyos. nig, 189, ign. 201, iris vers. 212, kali bich. 236, kreas. 270, lach. 279, lye. 321, magnesia 332, magnesia mur. 332, mere. sol. 409, nat. carb. 441, nat. mur. 451, nat. sulph. 456, *nux vom. 489, *opium 555, phy. dec. 629, platina 638, *plumbum 650, pod. 662, puis. 677, sepia 783, *si)icea 794, stann. 809, *sulph. 841, thuja 864, zincum met. 896.
Convulsions, cup. met. 49, *hyos. nig. 185, 186, ign. 198, oleum an. 506, opium 550, stram. 825, 829, verat. vir. 882, 884, zincum met. 893.
Cornea, affections of, conium mac. 21, kali bich 239, lach. 277.
Coryza, lye. 318, phy. 628, sambucus nig. 752, sang. 755.
Cough, conium 22, cubebse 37, cup. met. 47, curare, 54, eye. europ. 59, dig. 67, drosera 81, eryng. aquat. 92, ign. 202, ipecac. 208, kali bich. 235, kali brom. 241, kali carb. 243, kreas. 270, lach. 280, lye. 319, mere. sol. 415, 416, nux mosch. 465, *nux vom. 494, *oleum sue. 524, phosph. 604, phy. dec. 628, *puls. 682, *rumex crisp. 731, sabadijla 741, sambu- cus 753, *sepia 781, sulph. 847, zincum met. 897.
Croup, cup. met. 47, gels. 127, jodum 228, kali bich. 235, *kaolin 266, lach. 281, naja trip. 438, petrol. 573,*phosph. 604, sang. 757, *spongia 804.
Cystitis, cup. met. 50, dig. 73, elater. 90, *eupat. purp. 105, helleb. nig. 165, lye. 322, puis. 677.
Cyanosis (including: asphyxia), [see Af- fections of the heart], dig. 71.
CLINICAL INDEX.
Deafness, lach. 277, mere. sol. 394, *meze- reum 429, *petrol. 570, *phosph. 596, plumbum 64S, puis. 674, spongia 806, sulph. 839.
Debility (see also : Marasmus), cup. acet. 41, mere. sol. 3S6.
Delirium tremens (see Mania, Insanity,) hyos. nig. 185, opium 548, *stram. 824.
Diabetes, dig. 73, helonias 169, kreas. 270, lach. 287, lye. 322, mere. sol. 410, nat. mur. 452, *nat. sulph. 456, nux vom. 491, oleum tereb. 531, plumbum 652, secale 774.
Diarrhoea, colocynth. 15, copaifera 25, eye. europ. 57, dig. 73, dios. vil. 79, *dulc. 84, eucalyptus glob. 100, *ferrum 116, gels. 131, geranium mac. 141, grindelia rob. 151, *gummi guttse 155, helonias, 170, Hydrastis 178, ign. 201, ipecac. 207, iris 211, jaborandi 217, jodum 225, kali carb. 245, kreas. 270, lach. 279, ledum pal. 296, *leptandra 302, lilium tig. 309, lye. 321, magnesia 331, magnesia sulph. 334, *merc. sol. 407, nat. mur. 451, nat. sulph. 455,*nux mosch. 466, *nux vom. 488, 489, oleandra 504,*oleum crot. 509, 510, oleum jatro. 515, oleum ri. 522, *opium 554, *petrol. 572, *phosph. 599 pod. 661, 662, *puls. 676, *rheum 704, 705, rbus tox. 717, *rumex 732, *secale 775, silicea 794, sulph. 842, thuja, 864, *verat. alb. 873.
Diphtheria, gels. 127, *kali bich. 234, *kali permang. 258, *lach. 278, *lyc. 325, *merc. cyan. 370, mere, jodat. 376, *naja trip. 438, *phosph. 627, secale 776.
Diplopia, eye. 56, gels. 129.
Dropsy, *dig. 71, elater. 90, *eupat. purp. 105, ferrum 118, *helleb. nig. 166, helo- nias 170, lach. 287, leptandra 302, lye. 322, mere. sol. 421, oleum tereb. 532, sambucus nig. 750.
Drowsiness, habitual, *nux mosch. 467, nux vom. 497.
Dysentery, colocynth. 15, copaifera 25, erig. 91, iris 212, lach. 279, mere. brom. 361, mere. cor. 364, mere, prsecip. rub. 379, mere. sol. 407, plumbum 651, pod. 662.
Dysmenorrhcea, cup. met. 50, eye. europ. 58, *dios. vil. 79, ferrum 117, gels. 133, *hamamelis 160, helonias 169, ign. 202, jodum 227, kali carb. 246, ledum 296, lilium tig. 305, nux vom. 492, *platina 636, puis. 679, sepia 785, spongia 806, verat. vir. 887.
Dyspepsia, colocynth. 14, graph. 148, helo- nias, 170, hydrastis 175, ipecac. 207, jo- dum 225, kali bich. 236, *kali carb. 244, *lyc. 321, manganum oxy. 339, mere. sol. 402, nat. carb. 441, nat. mur. 451, *nux mosch. 466, nux vom. 484, petrol. 572,
phos. 599, *puls. 675, rheum 704, rhus tox.7i7,*rumexcrisp. 733, sabadilla 739, sang. 756, sulph. 840, verat. alb. 872, zincum met. 896.
Dysphagia, cup. met. 47, lobelia 314, nux vom. 482, plumbum 649.
Dysuria, erig. can. 91, *eupat. purp. 105,. gels. 132, ipecac. 207, *lyc. 322, nux vom. 491, puis. 677, sabina 748, sarsap. 761, secale 774, sulph. 844.
Ecthyma [see Eruptions].
Encephalitis [see Cerebritis].
Encephalomacia, mere. sol. 383, nux vom. 477, *opium 549.
Enchondroma, *silicea 790.
Enteritis, colocynth. 13, dig. 73, mere, cor, 365, phos. 592, pod. 662.
Enterodynia [see Colic] .
Enuresis, eye. europ. 58, dig. 73, ferrum 117, gels. 132, kali hyd. 250, kreas. 269, nux vom. 491, oleum tereb. 531, opium 557, phy. 631, rhus tox. 718, sepia 736, spigelia 800, stannum 810, sulph. 843,. thuja 866.
Epilepsy, conium mac. 20, cup. ac. 41, cup. met. 48, gels. 126, *hyos. nig. 186, *ign. am. 198, lach. 276, *merc. cor. 365, *merc. sol. 385, *nux vom. 478, oleum tereb. 528, *opium 553, phosph. 589, plumbum 646, *puls. 668, *stannum 808, stram. 826, zincum met. 893.
Eruptions of the skin (ecthyma, erythema, papulae, tetter, impetigo, etc.), conium, 22, *copaifera 28, dulc. 84, elaps cor. 89, gels. 138, hyos. 191, iris 212, kali bich. 238, kali hyd. 253, ledum 299, lye. 328, mere. brom. 360, mere, cor.' 366, *merc. jod. 375, mere. sol. 419, *merc. viv. 422, *mezereum 427, nat. carb. 440, nat. mur. 453. nux Jug- 457> ^petrol. 574, phos. 607, phy. 632, rhus tox. 717, 720, saba- dilla 742, secale 777, sepia 786, stram. 830, sulph. 849, verat. vir. 888.
Erysipelas, lach. 286, rhus tox 716-719.
Erythema [see Eruptions].
Excoriations [see Wounds].
Exostosis, mezereum 428, phos. 608, sulph. S54.
Fever, adynamic, *phos. 606.
Fever, bilious, leptandra 302, mere. sol.
417, verat. vir. 888. Fever, gastric, mere. sol. 417, nux vom.
496, puis. 684. Fever, hectic, jodum 230, lye. 326, mere.
cor. 365, mere. sol. 418, sambucus 752,
sulph. 855. Fever, inflammatory and congestive, mere.
sol. 418. Fever, intermittent, dig. 74, dulc. 85, elat.
90, eucalyptus glob. 100. *eupat. perf.
CLINICAL INDEX.
102, eupat. purp. 104, ferrum 119, *gels.
135, helleb nig. 166, ign. 203, *ipecac.
208, *lach. 283, lye. 326, *nat. mur. 449,
nuxjug. 457,459. nux vom.496, *opium
562, *pod. 664, *puls. 683, *sabadilla
743, sambucus 752, *sulph. 855, *verat.
alb. 875, verat. vir. 888.
Fever, mucous, euph. ill, mere. sol. 418.
Fever, puerperal, kali carb. 246, kreas. 269,
*lach. 284, nux vom. 496, opium 551,
platina 637, rhus tox. 718, secale 777,
stram. 829. Fever, rheumatic, mere. sol. 417, nux vom
496. Fever, typhoid, gels. 136, lach. 283, lye.
326, oleum tereb. 532,*pbos. 593, verat.
alb. 876, *verat. vir. 888, *zincum met.
899. Fever, typhus, helleb. nig. 166, hyos. nig
189, 191, 192, *opium 550, 562, phos
606, *rhus tox. 720, stram. 825. 831.
Fever, yellow, lach. 283, verat. alb. 876.
Fissure in ano, plumbum 650.
Galactorrhcea, puis. 681, *secale 773.
Ganglionitis mesenterica, magnesia 330, mere. jod. 376.
Gangrene, jodum 231, kreas. 270, *lach. 285, moschus 434, opium 562, puis. 683, secale 777.
Gastralgia [see Cardialgia].
Gastric derangements, cup. ars. 45, *dig 72, *ign. 201, *ipecac. 206, iris 211, jo- dum 225, kreas. 270, lach. 279, ledum pal. 295, magnesia 330, nux vom. 484 opium 554, puis. 675, ranun. bulb. 690 verat. vir. 886.
Gastritis, cup. ac. 43, cup. met. 47, mere, cor. 364, oleum jatro. cur. 514, *phos 592, pod. 661.
Gastro-enteritis, copaifera 25, euphor. off. 107, jodum 222, mezereum 427, nux vom. 486, oleum tereb. 528, puis. 676.
Glossitis, *merc. sol. 398.
Goitre, jodum 230,*merc. jod. 375,*spong 805.
Gonitis, puis. 670.
Gonorrhoea, *copaifera 26 cubebse 36,dulc. 84, erig. can. 91, eryng. aquat. 92, gels. 133, hydrastis 1 17, kali bich. 238, kal hyd. 250, mere. cor. 365, mere. sol. 413 mere, sulph. rub. 422, nat. mur. 452, oleum tereb. 530, petrol. 576, sulph. 844.
Gout, puis. 671, ranun. bulb. 689, sulph. 836.
Gravel [see also Urinary difficulties, Ne phritic colic], lye. 322.
Hemorrhage, from bowels, *hamamelis
157, ipecac. 207. Hcemorrhage, from eye, *crocus sat. 23
Haemorrhage, from lungs, elaps cor. 88. ferrum H9,*hamamelis 156, ipecac. 208, *ledum pal. 297, *lyc. 319, mere, sol 416, oleum tereb. 533, opium 558, *plum bum 656, sabina 748, stram. 830.
Haemorrhage, from nose, erig. 92, hama- melis 156, ipecac. 205, millefolium 431.
Haemorrhage, from stomach, ferrum 116, *ipecac. 206, kali nit. 255, millefolium 432, *nux vom. 483, phos. 600, *secale
775-
Haemorrhage, from the urinary passages, ipecac. 207, lye. 322, *opium 556, plum- bum 652, *puls. 677, *zincum met. 899.
Haemorrhage, from the uterus, (including : menorrhagia and metrorrhagia), colo- cynth. 17, *crocus 34, eye. 58, dig. 74, elaps cor. 89, *erig. 91, ferrum H7,*ham- amelis 157, helonias 169, hyos. 190, ign. 202, ipecac. 207, jodum 227, kreas. 269, lach. 288, laurocerasus 292, mere. sol. 414, *millefolium 430, 431, nux mosch. 467, nux vom. 493, oleum sue. 524, phos. 602, *platina 636, plumbum 654, puis. 679, rhus tox. 718, *sabina 746, *secale 772, sepia 785, sulph, 845.
Haemorrhoids, hydrastis 176, nat. mur. 457, *nux vom. 486, 490, petrol. 572. plumbum 650, pod. 662, puis. 677, secale 777, sepia 783, *sulph. 842, *thuja 865.
Hay-asthma [see Asthma].
Headache, crocus sat. 32, dig. 66, *dulc. 82, euphrasia in, ferrum 1 14, *gels. 124, glon. 144, 145, *graph. 149, helo- nias, 169, hydrastis 171, ign. 196, 197, ipecac. 205, *iris 210, jodum 221, kali brom. 240, *kalmia lat. 263, lach. 275, laurocerasus 291, 292, leptandra 302, lilium 309, lobelia 314, lye. 316, *mag- nesia mur. 332, mere. jod. 375, mere, sol. 380, 381, *nat. mur. 447, nat. sulph. 456, *nux mosch. 464, *nux vom. 474, *oleandra 50i,*opium 547, *petrol. 569, phos. 586, phy. 624, platina 637, plum- bum 646, pod. 660, *puls. 666, sabadilla 734, sang. 755, secale 770, *sepia 779, *spigelia 796, stan. 807, *sulph. 832, *thuja 864, verat. vir. 883, *zincum met. 890.
Heart, affections of (functional and organ- ic), *dig. 69, glon. 144, kali carb. 244, lach. 276, liliunr tig. 309, lye. 327. nat. mur. 448, nux mosch. 465, nux vom. 495, puis. 682,*Sj-igelia 800, sulph. 849, verat. vir. 885.
Hemicrania, *colocynth. 1 1, eye. europ. 56, *geranium mac. 141, ign. 196, ipecac. 205, mere. cor. 364, *nux vom. 475, *phos. 586, platina 637, ranun. bulb. 688, rhus tox. 713, verat. alb. 870.
Hepatitis, lye. 322, pod. 663.
Herpes (see also Eruptions), kali bich. 23S,
CLINICAL INDEX.
kreas. 270, lach. 2S5, manj. 343, mere sol. 419, nat. mur. 453, oleum crot. 511, *peirol. 575 phos. 607, rhus tox. 719, sepia 7S1, 7S7, sulph. 851, zincum met. 897.
Hernia, gels. 131, *nux vom. 4S7, rhus tox. 718.
Hiccough (see also Gastric derangements), lobelia 315.
Hip-disease (see also Scrofulosis, etc.), *kali carb. 245, lye. 327, mere. sol. 420.
Hives [see Eruptions].
Hoarseness [see Aphonia].
Hydrocele, jodum 231, *merc. sol. 412, *silicea 793.
Hydrocephalus, *cup. met. 48, *helleb. nig 163, lye. 317, mere. sol. 381, *oleandra 502, *sulph. 833, verat. alb. 870, zincum met. 890.
Hydropencarditis (see also Dropsy, Heart- affections) dig. 71.
Hydrophobia, curare 54, hyos. 188, stram. 826.
Hydrothorax, dig. 71, helleb. nig. 165, mere. sol. 415.
Hygroma patellae, jodum 231.
Hypochondriasis [see also Hysteria, In sanity, Mania], conium 23, dig. 75, fer rum 119, helleb. nig. 166, jodum 231, lilium 309, naja trip. 437, mix vom. 497, oleum ani. 506, *phos. 608, *puls. 684.
Hysteria, crocus sat. 32, cup. acet. 42, fer rum 119, hyos. 186, 189, ign. 200, 202, *kali hyd. 248, lilium 308, lobelia 315, mosch. 433, 439, nat. mur. 448, nux mosch, 463, oleum ani. 506, oleum sue. 523, platina 634, puis. 669, 677, 65 sabadilla 740, stram. 829, sulph. 855.
Icterus, cup. acet. 44, *dig. 73, gels. 131, *hydrastis 176, *jodum 225, mere. sol. 403, 405, nux vom. 491, *phos. 607, plumbum 652.
Ileus, opium 556, *plumbum 651.
Impetigo [see Eruptions].
Impotence, gels. 132, hyos. 189, ign. 202, jodum 226, kali brom. 241, mere. sol. 413, mosch. 433, nux vom. 492, opium 558, *phos. 602, plumb. 654, sulph. 845.
Incontinence of urine [see Enuresis].
Indigestion [see Dyspepsia, Gastric de- rangements] .
Induration of testes [see Testes].
Induration of uterus [see Uterine difficul- ties, Scirrhus].
Influenza, eupat. perf. 103, lye. 318, phy. 628, sabadilla 741, sulph. 847.
Insanity, dig. 75, kali brom. 241, lilium 310, opium 549, platina 635, verat. vir. 888.
Intermittent [see Fever].
Iritis, copaifera 29, mere. sol. 392, zincum met. 895.
Joints, inflammations, etc., of, jodum 222, kali hyd. 252, mang. 342. nux vom. 481, *phos. 594, puis. 684, *silicea 791.
Labor, crocus, 34, *gels. 133, 134, *lilium t'S- 3°7' P°cl- 664, *puls. 680, *sabina 747, secale 772, sulph. 846.
Laryngismus stridulus, coral, rub. 30, cup. met. 49, gels. 127, *moschus 434.
Laryngitis, conium, 22, guajacum 154, jo- dum 228, kali bich. 235, mang. oxy. 340, mere. cyan. 372, *phos. 604, sang. 756.
Leprosy, sulph. 853.
Leucorrhcea, copaifera, 26, cubebje 37, eryng. aquat. 92, ferrum 117, gels. 133, graph. 150, hydrastis 177, ign. 202, jo- dum 227, kali bich. 237, kali carb. 246, kali hyd. 250, kreas. 269, lach. 287, ledum pal. 296, lilium tig. 3C>5,*lyc, 323, magnesia 331, magnesia mur. 332, mere, sol. 413, mezereum 427, nat. carb. 441, nat. mur. 452, nux mosch. 467, *nux vom. 493, petrol. 576, pod. 663, puis. 679, sabina 747, sarsap. 762, secale 773, sepia 784, silicea 795, sulph. 846, zincum met. 900.
Liver, affections of, *colocynth. 15, jodum 229, 230, mere. sol. 404, nat. mur. 451, pod. 663, *sepia 783, sulph. 843.
Lumbago [see Rheumatism].
Lupus (see also: Syphilitic affections, Scrofulosis), *kali bich. 238.
Mania, colocynth. 18, conium 23, cup. ac.
42, euphor. off. 107, glon. 146, helleb.
166, *hyos. 190, 191, mere. sol. 422, nux
vom. 498, oleum tereb. 527, opium 548,
551, 552, *stram. 823, 829, *verat. alb.
869, 874, verat. vir. 889, zincum 891. Marasmus, cup. acet. 42, jodum 221, kreas.
270, plumbum 647. Mastitis, jodum 227, lach. 284, *phos. 602,
*phy. 630, sulph. 846. Masturbation, ill consequences of [see also
Marasmus], lach. 288, nux vom. 492.
Melaena [see Haemorrhage from stomach].
Meningitis [see also Cerebritis], cup. met.
48, *lyc. 317. Menstrual disorders [see also Amenor-
rhcea, Haemorrhage from uterus], *colo-
cynth. 15, cubebse 37, curare 54, kreas.
269, lach. 287, magnesia 331, magnesia
mur. 332, nux mosch. 467, phos. 602,
rhus tox. 718, sarsap. 762, secale 773,
verat. alb. 874. Metritis, kreas. 269, lach. 288, secale 772,
verat. alb. 874, verat. vir. 887.
Milk-leg [see Phlebitis].
Morbus Basedovvii, nat mur. 446.
CLINICAL INDEX.
Morbilli, phos. 607, puis. 683, rhus tox.
720, *sulph. 855.
Mumps [see Parotitis].
Myelitis, secale 770.
Nasitis, mere. sol. 394.
Nausea [see Gastric derangements].
Nephritis, phy. 631.
Neuralgia, *colocynth. 12, eucalyptus 100,
gels. 126, *kal. lat. 263, lach. 276, mere.
sol. 383, *naja trip. 437, nux vom. 480,
oleum crot. 512, oleum tereb. 528,*phos.
594, phy. 629, puis. 669, ranun. bulb.
689, 691, 693, ranun. sceler. 700, 701,
sabadilla 735, 740, *sarsap. 763, *spi
gelia 797. Nipples (indurated and ulcerated), hama-
melis 160, mere. sol. 415, sulph. 846. Nymphomania, dulc. 84, *hyos. nig. 190
lach. 288, opium 558, *platina 635,
stram. 829, *verat. alb. 874, zincum
met. 900.
Odontalgia, colocynth. 13, eye. europ. 57, ign. 199, kalmia 263, lach. 277, lye. 325. mang. oxy. 337, mere. sol. 399, nux niosch. 464, nux vom. 481, puis. 675, rhus tox. 717, spigelia 799.
CEdema pains, mere. sol. 412.
Oesophagitis, mere. sol. 401.
Ophthalmia, colocynth. 11, 13, dig. 66, eupat. perf. io3,*euphrasia off. 108, 109, hydrastis 178, ign. 199, kali bich. 234, kali hyd. 249, kreas. 270, lach. 277, lye. 328, mang. oxy. 336, mere. cor. 364, mere. sol. 391, nat. mur. 445, nux vom 481, phy. 625, *puls. 672, *rhus tox. 716, sang. 755, *sepia 780, *silicea 792, spongia 806, sulph. 837.
Oophovtis, thuja 865, zincum met. 900.
Orchitis, puis. 678, spongia 806, zincum met. 900.
Ostitis, *merc. sol. 420, oleum tereb. 534, phos. 597.
Otalgia, mere. sol. 394, *puls. 674, rhus tox. 716, sulph. 838.
Otitis, elaps cor. 87, graph. 148, kali carb. 246, *merc. sol. 393, puis. 673, zincum met. 895.
Otorrhcea, elaps cor. 87, *lyc. 328, mang. oxy. 337, *puls. 674, spongia, 806, sulph.
839- Ovaries, difficulties of, conium 22, lach.
287, lilium tig. 306, lye. 323.
Oxaluria, kali permang. 258.
Ozasma (see also Nasal catarrh), conium
22, graph. 148, jodum 223, mere. sol.
395-
Panaritum, mere. sol. 421, phos. 607, ra- nun. bulb. 694, *sulph. S53.
Paralysis (inclusive of Paralysis of sphinc- ters), conium mac. 20, *cup. ac. 42, dulc. 83, gels. 126, *graph. 149, hyos. 189, *jodum 222, lach. 276, laurocerasus 292, lye. 327, mere. cor. 364, mere. sol. 384, 399, nat. mur. 448, *nux mosch. 464, *nux vom. 479, 490, oleandra 504, oleum ani. 506, *oleum sue. 523, morph. 566, *phos. 588, physos. 618, plumbum 646, *rhus tox. 713, 718, secale 770, 776, stram. 827, *sulph. 835.
Parotitis (see also inflammation of glands), mere. sol. 401, rhus tox. 716.
Pericarditis [see Carditis].
Periostitis, mezereum 428, puis. 671, *si- licea 789.
Peritonitis, colocynth. 13, lach. 284, lye. 326, rhus tox. 717.
Pharyngitis, *petrol. 573.
Phimosis, colocynth. 17.
Phlebitis (see also Inflammation), *hama- melis 158, phos. 592, puis. 618, *sulph.
853.
Photophobia, *conium mac. 21, ign. 199.
Phtheiriasis (lice-malady), jodum 231, ole- andra 505.
Phthisis (laryngeal, pulmonary, etc.), *dro- sera 81, dulc. 85, ferrum 119, jodum 228, kali bich. 236, kali carb. 244, kali hyd. 252, lach. 281, laurocerasus 292, lye. 319, mere, sol. 416, *oleum jecor. ase. 517, *phos. 605, *plumbum 656, sambucus 753, *sang. 757, *sepia 782, *silicea 794, spongia 805, sulph. 848.
Physoinetra, lye. 323.
Pleuritis [see also Pneumonia], dulc. 85.
Pneumonia, *dig. 67, kali bich. 236, kali hyd. 252, lach. 280, laurocerasus 292, lye. 319, mang. oxy. 341, moschus 433, oleum tereb. 533, *opium 559, phos. 593, rhus tox. 719, sang. 757, *sulph. 848, verat. vir. 884.
Poisoning, mercurial, jodum 221.
Polypus, *merc. jod. 375, opium 562, phos. 596, *thuja 865.
Pregnancy, ferrum 1 16, *gels. 134, ipecac. 206, iris 211, lilium 306, *lyc. 324, nux vom. 484, petrol. 572, pod. 663, puis. 679, verat. alb. 872, zincum met. 893.
Presbyopia, conium 21.
Proctalgia [see also Hemorrhoids], ign. 202, nux vom. 490.
Prolapsus ani, ign. 201, nux vom. 490.
Prolapsus of ovaries, lilium 306.
Prolapsus uteri, helonias 169, kali bich. 237, ledum 296, *lilium 304, nat mur. 453, nux mosch. 467, nux vom. 493, petrol. 576, platina 636, pod. 663, sepia 785, sulph. 846.
Prolapsus vaginae, ferrum 117, mere. sol. 413, nux vom. 493.
CLINICAL INDEX.
Oil
Prosopalgia [see also Neuralgia], colo- cynth. 13, ferrum 115, *iris 213, kalmia lat. 263, mezerum 428, *nat. mur. 447, *phos. 589, *platina 63S, *puls. 669, *spigelia 799, ^thuja S64, verat. alb. 870. zincum met. S95.
Prostate, inflammation of, kali bich. 238, lye. 324.
Pruritus, *cyc. 5S, ign. 202, *lilium tig 305, nat. mur. 453, nux vom. 497, rhus tox. 718.
Pruritus vulvae, lye. 324, *merc. sol. 413, sepia 785.
Psoriasis, sulph. S52.
Pterygium, zincum met. 894.
Ptyalism, dig. 72, jodum 224, mere. dulc. 374, mere. sol. 398.
Purpura hemorrhagica, jodum 224, mere, sol. 3S6, phos. 606, rhus tox. 720.
Pyrosis, dig. 72, lobelia 315, mere. sol. 402, nux vom. 483.
Rachitis, *jodum 230, lye. 327,silicea 791, sulph. 854.
Ranula, jodum 230, mere. sol. 399.
Rhagades, mere. sol. 399, *petrol. 575.
Rheumatismus, colocynth. 12, conium 20 elater. 90, eucalyptus 100, eupat. perfol. 103, * ferrum 1 14, 1 15, *guajacum 153 hypericum perf. 193, *iris 213, kali bich. 237, kali carb. 245, *kalmia lat. 263, lach. 284, laurocerasus 293,*ledum pal. 298, lye. 326, mang. 342, menyanthes 346, mere. sol. Hahn. 381, nux vom. 481, *oleum crot. 511, *oleum jecor. aselli 520, oleum tereb. 528, *phos. 594, *phy. dec. 629, *puls. 670, 671, ranun. bulb. 689, rhus tox. 715, sang. 759, thuja 864, *verat. vir. 886.
Satyriasis, opium 558, phos. 601. Scabies, mere. sol. 419, sepia 787, *sulph
851, 852. Scarlatina, *cup. acet. 44, gels. 138, *lach.
282, opium 563, phos. 607, phy. dec.
628, rhus tox. 720, *sulph. 854, verat.
vir. 888, *zincum met. 898. Scirrhus, conium 22, *hydrastis, 171, 177,
kreas. 270, lach. 286, magnesia mur. 333,
n,at. carb. 442, phos. 598, *silicea 789,
sulph. 853. Scrofulosis, jodum 222, 230, kali hyd. 252,
lach. 286, lye. 328, mere. dul. 374, mere.
jod. 376, mere. sol. 419, nux jug. 457,
459, *oleum jecor. aselli 520, *petrol.
574, phos. 607, phy. dec. 631, puis. 670,
rhus tox. 720, *silicea 788, sulph. 837,
840. Scurvy [also: Stomacace], jodum 224
mere. cor. 364. *merc dul. 374, *merc
praecip. rub. 379, mere. sol. 395, 399,
nat. carb. 440, nux vom. 481.
Sea-sickness, *petrol. 572.
Sleeplessness, gels. 140, nux vom. 497.
Spasms, dulc. 83, ign. 198, millefol. 430,
*nux mosch. 463, *nux vom. 477, 495,
oleum ani. 506, oleum sue. 524, stannum
809, stram. 826, verat. vir. 884. Spermatorrhoea, cubehae, 36, dios. vil. 80,
eryng. aquat. 93, *gels. 132, graph. 150,
iris 214, mere. sol. 413, mosch. 433, nux
vom. 492, puis. 678. Spine, irritation of, gels. 126, ign. 199, nux
vom. 480, sulph. 836. Sterility, ferrum 1 18, plumbum 654, sabina
748.
Stomacace [see Scurvy].
Stomatitis materna, eupat. arom. 101, hy-
drastis 174, kali hyd. 249, mere. sol. 396,
nat. mur. 450, phy. dec. 626, plumbum
648, pod. 660. Stools, involuntary, hyos. nig. 189, phos.
600.
Strabismus, eye. 56, gels. 129, strych. 499.
Strangury [see Dysuria].
Stricture of oesophagus, *kali bich. 235, nat.
mur. 450. Stricture of urethra, jodum 226, nux vom.
490, puis. 677. Subsultus tendinum [see also Chorea,
Spasms], mezereum 427. Sunstroke [see also Inflammation, Con- gestion, etc.], gels. i25,*glon. 145, lach.
276. Sweats, morbid, jaborandi 216, lye. 326,
*sepia 787, silicea 793.
Swelling of the knee joint, *sulph. 854.
Syncope, verat. alb. 870.
Sycosis (including syphilitic affections),
lach. 288, *merc. jod. 375, *merc. praecip.
rub. 378, mere. sol. 381, 412, 419, *pe-
trol. 575, *phy. dec. 632.
Tsenia, stannum 809.
Testes, affections of, jodum 226, nux vom. 492, puis. 678, secale 771.
Tetanus, nux vom. 478, opium 552, phy. 607, *platina 638, stram. 825.
Tetter [see Eruptions].
Tinea capitis [see also Scrofulosis, Erup- tions, etc.], lye. 327, mere. sol. 419, nat. mur. 453. rhus tox. 719, sulph. 852.
Tonsillitis, *lach. 277, lye. 325,*merc. cyan. 371, ranun. sceler. 700.
Traumatism of nerve, *hypericum perf. 193, stram. 825.
Treatment, antidotal, dig. 75, euphor. off. 108, ferrum 120, gels. 140, gummi guttae 155, hyos. 192, ign. 203, jaborandi 216, jodum 231, kali bich. 259, kali carb. 259, kali hyd. 259, kali nit. 259, kali permang. 259, kreas. 271, lach. 288,
CLINICAL INDEX.
laurocerasus 293, mere. 367, mere. viv. 423, mezereum 430, nux vom. 493, oleum crot. 512, opium 563, phos. 609 plumbum 657, ranun. bulb. 696, rhus tox. 722, sabina 748, secale 778, verat. vir. 877.
Trembling, ign. 198, jodum 221, kali hyd. 248, mere. sol. 384.
Tumors, colocynth. 17, *conium 22, Hy- drastis 173, jodum 230, 231, *ledum 296, pod. 664, *secale 773, *thuja 866.
Tussis convulsiva, *coral. rub. 29, cup. met. 49, dulc. 84, hyos. 191, ipecac. 208, lach. 281, nat. mur. 448, opium 558, stram. 830, verat. alb. 875.
Ulcers, eucalyptus glob. 100, *hydrastis 173, kali bich. 239, kali hyd. 252, kreas 270, *lach. 286, lye. 328, mere. cor. 364, mere, prsecip. rub. 379, *merc. sol. 420, nat. carb. 440, nat. mur. 453, phos. 607, puis. 683, ranun. bulb. 696, secale 777, sulph. 853.
Urethritis, elater. 90, hydrastis 177, sabina 748, *sarsap. 761.
Urinary difficulties [see also Enuresis], *eupat. purp. 105, kali hyd. 250, lach. 287, nux vom. 491, *oleum tereb. 530, opium 557, plumbum 652.
Uterine difficulties [see also Prolapse,
Haemorrhage, etc.], curare 54, Hydras- tis 177, lach. 287,*merc. sol. 414, sepia 785, thuja 865.
Vaginismus, lye. 323, platina 637, plum- bum 654.
Vaginitis, jodum 227, mere. sol. 413.
Variola, *hydrastis 179, mere. cor. 366, mere. sol. 419, opium 561, phos. 607, *rhus tox. 720, sulph. 855, verat. vir. 888.
Veins, inflammation of, [see Phlebitis].
Vertigo, eye. 56, dig. 66, *gels. 125, lach. 275, mere. sol. 380, nux vom. 476, strychnine 499, *petrol. 571, physos. 618, pod. 660, *puls. 668, sang. 755, sulph. 833, verat. alb. 869.
Vomiting [see also Gastric derangements, Pregnancy], cup. acet. 44, ferrum 116, lobelia 315, nux vom. 483, opium 554, plumbum 649, * verat. alb. 871.
Warts, *thuja 866.
Wens, graph. 148.
Wounds, *hamamelis 160, hydrastis 176,
mere. sol. 409, verat. vir. 887. Worm affections, filix mas 121, ign. 202,
*kameela 265, *magnesia 331, mere. sol.
410, oleum tereb. 529, *sabadilla 740,
spigelia 800.
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