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Mercurius Corrosivus

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General

Merc. cor. has not been found useful in many of the rheumatic states, but it has served well in cases following the suppression of gonorrhea from the use of copaiba.

Merc. cor. may be antidoted by Silica.

Compare

Aurum and Kali hydr. in syphilitic iritis ; Cantharis and Digitalis in gonorrheal conditions.

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES. — (Mercurius corrosivus)

Rheumatic pains in left shoulder and shoulder blade.

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES. — (Mercurius corrosivus)

LOWER LIMBS DRAWN UP IN BED.

STICKING PAINS IN HIP JOINTS DURING REST, > IN MOTION.

STITCHES IN RIGHT HIP JOINT.

EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL. — (Mercurius corrosivus)

RHEUMATIC PAINS WANDERING FROM JOINT TO JOINT COMPELLING HIM TO STAY IN BED, AFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF COPAIBA FOR GONORRHEA.