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Baryta Carbonica

BAR C · 16 entries across 16 books
Baryta Carbonica
HabitatI follow Hering and Hahnemann in combining the two, as I agree with Hering that "there is hardly any difference between the two, and certainly none in the symptoms cured.". PreparationSolution of acetate; trituration of carbonate. Clarke
3X–30X
Third to thirtieth potency, the latter to remove the predisposition to quinsy. Baryta is slow in action, bears repetitionDose · Boericke

Reason for use

General loss of power and of steadiness, with inclination to lie down.

General physical and mental weakness, simulating old age.

Easy taking cold, followed by sore throat and stiff neck, or even diarrhoea.

The left side is more particularly affected.

Most symptoms are relieved by moving about in the open air.

Paralytic symptoms, extending from below upwards.

The full T. F. Allen text, by section

Clinical

This drug has been found particularly useful in chronic lymphatic indurations.

It is also particularly indicated in the fatty degenerations of the coats of arteries, and may frequently be found useful in a condition of general fibrosis, which precedes fatty degeneration.

It is thus especially suitable to the so-called scrofulous cachexia, and to the diseases of old people.

Mind

General want of self-reliance, dread of people, especially strangers.

Becomes easily vexed.

Excessively busy, without any aim.

Loss of memory ; forgets what has just been spoken.

Head

Vertigo, with nausea on stooping.

Pressing headache just over the eyes.

A feeling of tightness in the occiput.

Shooting pains in the head by a warm stove.

Unsteadiness of the head.

Dry eruptions like dandruff of the scalp.

Eyes

Burning and pressure in the eyes after exerting vision.

Inflamed eyes, with a feeling of dryness.

Photophobia.

Agglutination of the lids.

Blinding of the eyes in the light, and in the dark, vision of sparks.

Ears

Difficult hearing ; reverberation, especially on blowing the nose.

Sounds like buzzing, or ringing bells, or wind blowing in the evening.

Crack on swallowing, sneezing or walking rapidly.

Eruption on and behind the ears.

Swelling of the parotid gland, which becomes very painful.

Nose

Dryness.

Coryza, with discharge of thick, yellow mucus.

Nose-bleed after blowing the nose.

Smell sensitive.

Face

Generally pale.

At times dark redness of the face, like a rush of blood.

A feeling of tightness, as if covered with cobwebs.

Face swollen, with a feeling of tension (eczema of nursing children).

Swelling of the submaxillary glands.

Mouth

Jerking toothache, which extends into ear and temples.

Toothache, with swelling of the gums, precedes the menses.

Frequent and profuse bleeding of the gums.

The teeth decay rapidly.

Smarting, burning pain in the tip of the tongue.

Mouth filled with inflamed vesicles, especially on the sides of the teeth.

Bad odor from the mouth.

Dryness of the mouth.

Throat

Inflammation and swelling of the tonsils and palate, with threatening suppuration.

Smarting pain on swallowing, especially when swallowing nothing, with external soreness.

Rawness worse during empty swallowing, with smarting.

Constriction and feeling as if a plug were in the region of the larynx when swallowing.

A choking feeling, recurring after dinner, a feeling as though the thyroid gland were pressed inward, impeding respiration.

Stomach

Loss of appetite, though food has natural taste.

Thirst.

Bitter taste in the mouth.

Food has a sour taste.

Very weak digestion.

Pressure after eating.

A feeling of soreness in the stomach, with a feeling as though food had to be forced down over sore places.

Abdomen

Hardness and tension.

Cutting pains as though diarrhoea would occur (after taking cold).

Stool

Frequent urging to stool.

Anxious aching in the lumbar region, followed by diarrhoea.

Urgent desire for stool which cannot be restrained.

Diarrhoea, with bloody mucus.

Constipation caused by hard, knotty stools.

The anus is sore and moist.

Shooting pains in the haemorrhoids.

Urinary Organs

Frequent desire which cannot be restrained.

Urine is passed frequently and copiously.

Sexual Organs

Moisture and soreness between the scrotum and thighs.

Weak sexual power.

Diminished sexual desire.

Respiratory organs :

Sensation of breathing smoke in the larynx.

Suffocative feeling, threatening paralysis of the lungs in old people.

Dry cough in the evening.

Cough at night, with oppression of the chest.

Hoarseness and loss of voice, caused by tough mucus in the larynx and trachea.

Chest

A feeling of fullness in the chest.

Violent palpitation brought on especially by lying on the left side, or even by thinking of it.

Soreness in the chest on coughing.

A feeling of fullness, with bruised pain in the left side, with short breath or stitches, worse on breathing or going up stairs.

Neck and Back :

Stiffness in the neck.

Hard swelling of the glands in the nape of the neck and around the throat.

Pulsatings in the back.

Tensive stiffness in the small of the back in the evening, especially when sitting - is not relieved by standing or by bending backward.

Extremities

Pain in the axillary glands, which are swollen.

Swelling of the arm.

Veins on the hands are swollen.

The skin of the hands is dry.

Pain as if strained in the hip.

Tension in the thigh as though the muscles were shortened.

Drawing and tearing in the legs, as if in the bones.

Feet perspire too much, and become offensive.

Corns form on the balls of the toes, with burning stitches.

Sleep

General sleepiness day and night.

Almost constant dreaming, causing anxiety at night.

Fever

Chilliness and dry pains in the limbs.

Sweat at night, particularly on the feet.

Heat at night, with anxiety.

Complete text of the Baryta Carbonica entry in T. F. Allen - A Primer of Materia Medica; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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