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Mercurius Aceticus
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Origin Mineral · Simple
ClarkePreparation Trituration.
Sources 2 entries across 2 books: Clarke, T. F. Allen

Dose
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No dose stated in the library’s books

Reason for useClarke

Hahnemann made a separate proving of Merc. ac., which has furnished a few symptoms, not greatly differing from those of Merc. The throat lancinations were < by coughing rather than by swallowing. Cold water < the inflammation of the penis; bathing with tepid water >. Hahnemann has bracketed a symptom referring to the menses which came on at the new moon, four days before their proper time. The medicines whose action is influenced by the moon's phases are not numerous, and this is worth remembering. "Pressure in lower sternum and dyspnoea on standing erect" is a noteworthy symptom. "Margins of ulcers become painful." Hansen says that "burning in the urethra during urination and at other times" has been confirmed in practice; and that Donner of Stuttgart has cured with it a very painful syphilitic ulcer in urethra. Hansen commends it in tinea favosa on a syphilitic base; and for lancinating pains in tabes syphilitica.


By regionClarke
Eyes Inflammation of angles of eyes, with burning itching, morning and evening.
Female Sexual Organs Internal swelling of the labia majora.—(Menses four days before the time, at the new moon.)
Chest Pains in chest as though it were raw, or as if an ulcer were within.—Pressure on sternum, just above scrobiculus, with difficulty of breathing when standing upright, even when he did not walk.
Skin Itching eruption on skin, and burning sensation after scratching; the margins of ulcers become painful.
Fever Shuddering in morning, preceded by drawing pains in limbs, heat at night, esp. after midnight, with a sensation of perspiring; profuse perspiration while moving about.

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* Number of books that state the relation, where more than one. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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