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Lac Caninum

LAC C · 15 entries across 13 books
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Thirtieth and the highest potenciesDose · Boericke

Reason for use

1 . Nervous, restless, highly sensitive temperament.

2 . Patient forgetful , absent-minded ; drops letters and words in writing ; cannot concentrate ; intense despondency - a chronic "blue" condition ; attacks of rage ; fears solitude, death, insanity, falling down stairs, etc.

3 . Symptoms erratic ; change from side to side every few hours or days ; apt to begin and end with menstrual period.

4 . Throat complaints ; sensitive to touch externally (Lach.) ; pains extend to the ears ; < empty swallowing.

5 . Shining, glazed appearance of lesions ; e.g. diphtheritic deposit, ulcers, etc.

6 . Sinking feeling at epigastrium ; usually not > eating.

7 . Female disorders. Periods premature, profuse, flow bright, viscid, stringy, in gushes. Breasts painful, inflamed, < towards evening and from least jar ; must hold them firmly when going up or down stairs. Useful when necessary to dry up the milk.

8 . Hyperaesthesia of the sexual organs.

9 . Intense backache across supra-sacral region extending to right natis and down right sciatic nerve ; spine very sensitive to touch and pressure.

10 . Modalities ; < at menstrual period ; often < lying left side.

Note. Acts best in single dose.

Complete text of the Lac Caninum entry in Gladstone Clarke - Decachords; 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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15 entries across 13 books · abbreviations: LAC C, LAC-C

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1 Boericke

LAC CANINUM · William Boericke · 2,745 chars

2 Kent

Lac Caninum · James Tyler Kent · 10,040 chars

3 Clarke

Lac Caninum · John Henry Clarke · 33,821 chars

4 Hering

Lac Caninum · Constantine Hering · 80,758 chars

5 Allen

Lac Caninum · Henry C. Allen · 3,682 chars

6 Nash

Lac Caninum · E. B. Nash · 3,998 chars

15 Tyler

Lac Caninum · Margaret Lucy Tyler · 17,499 chars

18 Dewey

Lac Caninum · Willis Alonzo Dewey · 287 chars

22 Roberts

Lac caninum · Herbert Alfred Roberts · 2,947 chars

27 Anshutz

Lac Caninum · Edward Pollock Anshutz · 4,878 chars

28 Allen

Lac Caninum · Henry Clay Allen · 93,112 chars

31 Seror

LAC CANINUM · Robert Seror / John Henry Clarke · 230,369 chars

31 Seror

LAC CANINUM · Robert Seror / John Henry Clarke · 92,142 chars

31 Seror

Lac Caninum · Robert Seror / John Henry Clarke · 35,062 chars

33 Gladstone Clarke · shown above

Lac caninum · A. Gladstone Clarke · 1,199 chars

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Research (2)

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  1. Holistic Approach and Systematized Researcher Guidelines for the Homeopathic Treatment of Lac Caninum MigrainesTenžera L, Milenković T, Ljubisavljević S · Journal of evidence-based medicine · 2024 · doi
  2. Homoeopathy: 2. In pregnancy and for the under-fivesKaplan B · Professional care of mother and child · 1994

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