Find the name of the following remedy:
This small remedy mostly affects the mucous membranes
(esp of nose).
The patient suffers from constant wet feeling in nose,
which is not ameliorated by blowing. Posterior nares
also feel moist.
It is indicated in chronic affections of mucous
membranes when irritability is an accompanying mental
symptom (like chronic post-nasal catarrh and chronic
pharyngitis). There is an hypersecretion and rawness
of mucous membranes.
'Itching of anus & burning in rectum'.
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FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
From EH
Found in Anshutz - New, Old and forgotten remedies
- (The Medical Advanced of June, 1887, contains a paper by Dr. D.B. Morrow,
from which the following is taken).
- The object of this paper is to call attention to the fact that the only
proving of --------------- was made on scientific principles, as these
verifications demonstrate.
- If the pathogenesy is carefully studied, it will be seen to meet all the
conditions of "common cold", or acute catarrh, so prevalent in all sections of
North America, from the symptoms of chill, malaise, headache, soreness, cough,
coryza dry and flowing, with their secondary consequences of disturbed
digestion, constipation, debility, etc. and it will probably cure any or all of
these conditions when indicated by correspondence to the pathogenesy.
- A medicine having such a catarrhal range is probably a remedy for female
trouble equal to Pulsatilla or Calcarea, and is worthy of a careful proving by
women.
- It cures where antipsoric medicines have failed and possibly may possess
antipsoric qualities.
- Authorities - 1. Dr. D.B. Morrow, U.S. Med. Inves., N.S. , 3, p. 565
(Eclectic Med. Jour., 1875): Effects of tincture, doses of 10 drops and after
one hour 20 drops; on second day 40 drops; third day, 60 drops at 9 a.m. , and
50 drops at 1 p.m. ; 1 a.m. same, effects of 100 drops.
- 2. Dr. Scudder took
20 drops ("a young man took same dose and had similiar effects").
Regards
Robyn
Found in Anshutz - New, Old and forgotten remedies
- (The Medical Advanced of June, 1887, contains a paper by Dr. D.B. Morrow,
from which the following is taken).
- The object of this paper is to call attention to the fact that the only
proving of --------------- was made on scientific principles, as these
verifications demonstrate.
- If the pathogenesy is carefully studied, it will be seen to meet all the
conditions of "common cold", or acute catarrh, so prevalent in all sections of
North America, from the symptoms of chill, malaise, headache, soreness, cough,
coryza dry and flowing, with their secondary consequences of disturbed
digestion, constipation, debility, etc. and it will probably cure any or all of
these conditions when indicated by correspondence to the pathogenesy.
- A medicine having such a catarrhal range is probably a remedy for female
trouble equal to Pulsatilla or Calcarea, and is worthy of a careful proving by
women.
- It cures where antipsoric medicines have failed and possibly may possess
antipsoric qualities.
- Authorities - 1. Dr. D.B. Morrow, U.S. Med. Inves., N.S. , 3, p. 565
(Eclectic Med. Jour., 1875): Effects of tincture, doses of 10 drops and after
one hour 20 drops; on second day 40 drops; third day, 60 drops at 9 a.m. , and
50 drops at 1 p.m. ; 1 a.m. same, effects of 100 drops.
- 2. Dr. Scudder took
20 drops ("a young man took same dose and had similiar effects").
Regards
Robyn
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
HOMŒOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA
by William BOERICKE, M.D.
XXXXXXX xxxx
A remedy for coryza, with rawness and wet feeling in nose. Throat feels
raw. Chronic disorders of mucous membranes, with irritability. Chronic
post-nasal catarrh; chronic pharyngitis, mucous membrane purple and
relaxed. Posterior nares feel moist and raw; nose and ears feel full.
Aphonia, hoarseness, relaxed vocal cords. Hypersecretion of mucous
membranes. Itching of anus and burning in rectum. Trouble in pharyngeal
vault and Eustachian tube.
Nose.--Constant wet feeling in nose, which no amount of blowing will
relieve. Discharge thick, pus-like, streaked with blood. Post-nasal
catarrh of puberty.
Dose.--Not very active, and better adapted to chronic affections; its
use should be persisted in for some time. Lower potencies.
Relationship.--Compare:
by William BOERICKE, M.D.
XXXXXXX xxxx
A remedy for coryza, with rawness and wet feeling in nose. Throat feels
raw. Chronic disorders of mucous membranes, with irritability. Chronic
post-nasal catarrh; chronic pharyngitis, mucous membrane purple and
relaxed. Posterior nares feel moist and raw; nose and ears feel full.
Aphonia, hoarseness, relaxed vocal cords. Hypersecretion of mucous
membranes. Itching of anus and burning in rectum. Trouble in pharyngeal
vault and Eustachian tube.
Nose.--Constant wet feeling in nose, which no amount of blowing will
relieve. Discharge thick, pus-like, streaked with blood. Post-nasal
catarrh of puberty.
Dose.--Not very active, and better adapted to chronic affections; its
use should be persisted in for some time. Lower potencies.
Relationship.--Compare:
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
Dear Minutus members,
In Clarke I found some useful information to the remedy in question,
it's quoted below.
All the best
Claudia
"Heavenly Father give peace and harmony to all Your children."
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Subject: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
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JOHN HENRY CLARKE, M.D.
A DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL MATERIA MEDICA
remedy (116)
Clinical. Coryza. Diarrhœa. Hæmorrhoids. Headache. Post-nasal catarrh.
Sacrum, pain in. Varicocele.
Characteristics. remedy (116) was proved by Dr. D. B. Morrow (twice),
Dr. Scudder, and a young man, who all took substantial doses. The
majority of the symptoms are Morrow's,including the catarrhal symptoms,
which have been verified in practice: "A peculiar wet feeling in nares
as though a violent coryza would set in," but it did not; the secretion
became thickened and pus-like but not increased. The same "wet feeling"
was experienced at the same time in trachea and bronchi, which passed
from above down as if coryza would set in, followed by a
slight feeling of constriction in the chest, which also passed from
above down. The next day the nose felt stuffed. The third day the first
symptoms were repeated, and the discharge became thick, pus-like, and
streaked with blood, and there was an odour in the nose as if from an
open sore. Scudder had "fulness in nose and ears." Morrow experienced
itching at anus, hæmorrhoids, and pains and sensations in rectum,
sacrum, and sacro-iliac joints; his first proving cured "heat and
soreness in sacrum with a dull, heavy headache." Hale says remedy (116)
isreputed to be curative in catarrh and in diarrhœa. A scalded sensation
in the tongue is one of the symptoms. A sense of levitation was also
produced. The symptoms proceed from above downward. Morrow (Med. Adv.,
xviii. 540) reports these cures: (1) Miss P., 17, blonde, had severe
cough of several weeks' duration. < Talking or singing. Frothy, greenish
sputa. Pul. and Pho. failed; remedy (116) soon cured. (2) Decrepit old
lady, 75, sufferer from eczema for twelve years. Previous winter cured
of asthma (probably from suppressed eczema) with Sul. c.m. Now paretic
right side, for which Pho. was given. But Pho. did not relieve a loose,
continual, rattling cough, caused by tickling at bifurcation of bronchi,
with raising much thick, frothy, greenish sputa. remdy (116). Ø pellets
quickly cured.
Relations.
Compare: Sedum., Hydrangea. In scalded sensation on tongue,
and in catarrh, Sang. Catarrh, Puls. Levitation, Can. i., Coccul., Phos.
ac., Sticta, Sul., Thu. Jerking of limbs, Meny., Pso.
SYMPTOMS.
1. Mind. Dull; discouraged; desponding.?Mind is dull, study impossible.
2. Head. On closing eyes, felt like floating; vertigo.
3. Eyes. Inner, upper tarsal borders itched and burned.
4. Ears. Ringing and singing in both ears.
5. Nose. Discharge from nares thick, pus-like, streaked with blood, and
8. Mouth. Prickling, burning sensation on tongue as though scalded.
9. Throat. Posterior nares feel raw as if denuded of epithelium.
11. Stomach. Appetite increased.
12. Abdomen. Borborygmus.
13. Stool and Anus. Crawling in lower rectum as though a worm tried
14. Urinary Organs. Dull aching in kidneys.
15. Male Sexual Organs. Sexual orgasm.
17. Respiratory Organs. (Connected with wet feeling in nose) wetfeeling
20. Neck and Back. Aching through basilar region from back to front.
22. Upper Limbs. Arm numb. Hand felt swollen.
23. Lower Limbs. Trembling feeling of legs for several days, with
24. Generalities. General malaise, headache, weakness of limbs,
25. Skin. A long-cured impetiginous eczema reappeared on both legs.
26. Sleep. Dreams: fantastic; voluptuous and increased desire
27. Fever. A very few cold chills rushed in succession up spinal
In Clarke I found some useful information to the remedy in question,
it's quoted below.
All the best
Claudia
"Heavenly Father give peace and harmony to all Your children."
°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°*°
refers to
Subject: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (116)
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JOHN HENRY CLARKE, M.D.
A DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL MATERIA MEDICA
remedy (116)
Clinical. Coryza. Diarrhœa. Hæmorrhoids. Headache. Post-nasal catarrh.
Sacrum, pain in. Varicocele.
Characteristics. remedy (116) was proved by Dr. D. B. Morrow (twice),
Dr. Scudder, and a young man, who all took substantial doses. The
majority of the symptoms are Morrow's,including the catarrhal symptoms,
which have been verified in practice: "A peculiar wet feeling in nares
as though a violent coryza would set in," but it did not; the secretion
became thickened and pus-like but not increased. The same "wet feeling"
was experienced at the same time in trachea and bronchi, which passed
from above down as if coryza would set in, followed by a
slight feeling of constriction in the chest, which also passed from
above down. The next day the nose felt stuffed. The third day the first
symptoms were repeated, and the discharge became thick, pus-like, and
streaked with blood, and there was an odour in the nose as if from an
open sore. Scudder had "fulness in nose and ears." Morrow experienced
itching at anus, hæmorrhoids, and pains and sensations in rectum,
sacrum, and sacro-iliac joints; his first proving cured "heat and
soreness in sacrum with a dull, heavy headache." Hale says remedy (116)
isreputed to be curative in catarrh and in diarrhœa. A scalded sensation
in the tongue is one of the symptoms. A sense of levitation was also
produced. The symptoms proceed from above downward. Morrow (Med. Adv.,
xviii. 540) reports these cures: (1) Miss P., 17, blonde, had severe
cough of several weeks' duration. < Talking or singing. Frothy, greenish
sputa. Pul. and Pho. failed; remedy (116) soon cured. (2) Decrepit old
lady, 75, sufferer from eczema for twelve years. Previous winter cured
of asthma (probably from suppressed eczema) with Sul. c.m. Now paretic
right side, for which Pho. was given. But Pho. did not relieve a loose,
continual, rattling cough, caused by tickling at bifurcation of bronchi,
with raising much thick, frothy, greenish sputa. remdy (116). Ø pellets
quickly cured.
Relations.
Compare: Sedum., Hydrangea. In scalded sensation on tongue,
and in catarrh, Sang. Catarrh, Puls. Levitation, Can. i., Coccul., Phos.
ac., Sticta, Sul., Thu. Jerking of limbs, Meny., Pso.
SYMPTOMS.
1. Mind. Dull; discouraged; desponding.?Mind is dull, study impossible.
2. Head. On closing eyes, felt like floating; vertigo.
3. Eyes. Inner, upper tarsal borders itched and burned.
4. Ears. Ringing and singing in both ears.
5. Nose. Discharge from nares thick, pus-like, streaked with blood, and
8. Mouth. Prickling, burning sensation on tongue as though scalded.
9. Throat. Posterior nares feel raw as if denuded of epithelium.
11. Stomach. Appetite increased.
12. Abdomen. Borborygmus.
13. Stool and Anus. Crawling in lower rectum as though a worm tried
14. Urinary Organs. Dull aching in kidneys.
15. Male Sexual Organs. Sexual orgasm.
17. Respiratory Organs. (Connected with wet feeling in nose) wetfeeling
20. Neck and Back. Aching through basilar region from back to front.
22. Upper Limbs. Arm numb. Hand felt swollen.
23. Lower Limbs. Trembling feeling of legs for several days, with
24. Generalities. General malaise, headache, weakness of limbs,
25. Skin. A long-cured impetiginous eczema reappeared on both legs.
26. Sleep. Dreams: fantastic; voluptuous and increased desire
27. Fever. A very few cold chills rushed in succession up spinal