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Hemorrhage and trombosis are prominent features of
this remedy.

Hemorrhages from every orifice of body is accompanied
by great lassitude and sluggishness. 'Intense
hematemesis'. 'Blindness resuting from retinal
hemorrhage'. 'Dim vision in daytime'.

It is indicated in conditions associated with
trombosis like strokes. 'Hemiplegia, aphasia and
inability to articulate'. The patient is forgetful of
words while speaking and uses wrong words.

It is compared with Lach and Crot-h.

Sincerely,

Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom

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From Farok Master:

* Confusion of mind.
* Forgetfulness; words while speaking, of word hunting.
* Mistakes, makes; talking; using wrong words.
Keynotes-mind
* aphasia
* Forgetful of words, while speaking.
* Mistakes, using wrong words.
Keynotes-generals
* Right sided complaints.
* Haemorrages.
* Dark blood, does not coagulate
* General amelioration in a dark room
* Pains, exhaustion and depression
* Paralysis due to thrombosis and embolism.
Confirmed therapeutic hints
(I) Cerebro-vascular thromboembolism.
It is one of the foremost remedies in Homoeopathy, for any sort of thrombo
embolic phenomenon in the brain, characterised by right sided paralysis,
complete aphasia.
Putrid carrion-like odour, not traced definitely to perspiration, or to
breath.
Cerebral haemorrhage, which arises from injuries of the head.
(II) Thrombosis and haemorrhage of central artery of the retina.
bleeding from the eyes, dim vision, worse in sunlight.
(III) Gangrene.
Right sided.
Gangrene of the bones, where the bone becomes bare from gangrene
And becomes necrotic.
(IV) Pulmonary oedema.
Most obstinate cases of pulmonary oedema.
Jim Gregorich
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From Choudhuri:

We are grateful to Dr. Ch. Ozanam for our knowledge of this remedy. Its
symptoms are not many but the few, we have, are important and it will be
worth our while to remember them.
The best way to study this remedy is to have a visual image of case of
bite by this dangerous reptile. It resembles a case of septicaemia of the
worst type.
The bitten limb swells speedily to an enormous size. It becomes soft
and flabby as if full of gas. The whole limb becomes infiltrated with a
bloody serum - the infiltrated limb looking discolored with blotches of
blue. Very soon extensive suppuration sets in, the skin and flesh coming off
in bits, The result is an alarming process of moist of gangrene, exposing
the bones, tendons and the harder tissues. The whole limb is dissected
alive. Colliquation succeeds and if the patient does not already die from
effects of purulent absorption, fatal syncope sets in.
One remarkable feature about [remedy] poisoning is that the blood
becomes extremely fluid and ark, and sometimes spouts out in jets. This
feature should constantly be borne in mind, as it constitutes an important
land - mark in [remedy].

Regards
Wendy Howard