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Heart Palpitations

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DOSAGE—6TD while cause is being found.Dose · Narayani's Materia Medica of Combination Remedies

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BREAKDOWN Convallaria—renders heart action more regular; feels as if heart beats through the chest; sensation of heart stopping and starting again; worse from the least exertion; tobacco heart; angina; pulse very rapid and irregular. Digitalis—pulse weak and irregular; failure of compensation; auricular flutter; result of rheumatic fever; palpitation on the least movement; feels heart will stop if he moves; stitches in the heart; mitral disease; sudden sensation as if heart stood still. Crataegus—a great heart tonic; acts on heart muscle cardiac dropsy; aortic disease; extreme weakness; dilated heart; extreme dyspnoea on least exertion; pain in region of heart and under left clavicle; angina. Calc Phos—involuntary sighing; chest painful; suffocating cough; pain over LHS. Sumbul—nervous palpitation; cardiac asthma; pain in the left breast; left arm heavy, numb and weary; pulse irregular; loses breath on exertion. Spigelia—violent palpitation; great aggravation from movement; pulse weak and irregular; angina, extending to arms—hot water relieves; whole left side sore; dyspnoea must lie on right side with head high. Kali Carb—palpitation and burning in heart region; weak, rapid pulse due to digestive disturbance; threatened heart failure; great weakness. Heart organo- to stabilise this organ.

DOSAGE—6TD while cause is being found.

Complete text of the Heart Palpitations entry in Narayani's Materia Medica of Combination Remedies; 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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Remedies said to end or reduce the action of Heart Palpitations, for example if it has caused an unwanted reaction. What is an antidote?

Antidoted byNo antidote recorded in these books