on 3/17/05 10:00 AM, HomeoDidact at
hrandco@bezeqint.net wrote:
Hi,Which remedy of the followings will be a good preventive against Tetanus
(if at all): Chlostridium Tetani or Tetanotoxinum?
Which potency should be preferred?
The remedia online catalog says that these remedies are the same, but I
doubt it. What do you think?
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Clostridium Tetani = the bacteria
Tetanotoxin = the toxin/poison secreted by the bug, this is the substance
that causes tetanus
(reference: Dr. J from this discussion list)
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Andre Saine Research:
Tetanus-
--1/3 of tetanus is neonatal (from the umbilical cord). Could give
prophylactic to mother prior to birth.
---For child, start prophylactic at 1 yr or between 1 and 2.
---Best remedies prophylactically according to Pierre Schmidt: Tetanoninum,
Tetanotoxinum.
---Pulford (homeopath with hospital practice in 20's, 30's and 40's) never
used conventional tetanus antitoxin. Others in his hospital using antitoxin
had cases of Tetanus. Pulford treated actual cases of Tetanus with Ledum
(1st stage) and Hypericum (second stage). He always gave Ledum first (it is
suggested that giving Hypericum first may bring on seizure).
--Homeopathy has cured Tetanus (30 cases in the literature)
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(AH comment--Perhaps the "Tetanoninum" of Schmidt above is the Clostridium
Tetani itself--unless it is merely an alternate name used for the toxin).
If they are two separate agents, then both the microbe and the toxin have
been used prophylactically, which would make sense. The toxin is probably
potentized from the allopathic preparation, and so is more available.)
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LIST of remedies which have tetanus listed (Referenceworks F)
Tetanus: abel., acet-ac.36, acon.8, aconin.38, aesc.8, aeth.100, agar.1028,
agar-ph.36, all-c.11, alum., alum-met., am-acet.10, am-c.11, am-caust.10,
ambr.223, aml-n.8, amyg-am.36, anac.8, anan.36, ang.1, ant-t.8, anti-tetox.,
aran-ix., arg.38, arg-n.3020, arn.10, ars.1, art-v.8, asaf.1020, atro.8,
bac.77, bell.8, benz-n.36, bism.20, blatta, both-l.36, bruc.10, brucin.36,
bry.15, bufo36, buth-aust.85, cadm-s.36, calc.1016, calc-f., calc-sil.,
calen.223, camph.1, cann-i.36, cann-s.1020, canth.36, carb-ac.78, carbn.223,
carbn-h.223, carbn-s.223, cast.8, caust.8, cham.78, chin.1020, chin-s.,
chinin., chlf.46, chlol.8, chlor.15, chlorpr.188, 3Cic.1, cic-m.36, cimic.,
cina36, cocc.8, coff., coffin.25, colch.20, coloc.6020, con.102, conin.38,
cori-m.36, cortico., crot-c., crot-h.8, cupr.8, cupr-acet.8, cupr-f.209,
cupr-m.209, cupr-p.209, cur.8, dig., dpt223, dros., dttab.149, dulc.36,
echi., fic-i., galv.223, gels.15, glon.2061, graph., grat.223, guare.8,
hell.8, hep., hippoz., hydr.54, 2hydr-ac.8, hydroc-ac.1016, hydrog.222,
hyos.1, 3Hyper.8, ictod.47, ign.8, iod-ac.38, ip.1, jab., jasm.36, jatr.36,
juni.85, kali-br.8, kali-c., kali-cy.36, kali-n.1, kreos., lac-h., lach.8,
lat-h., lat-k.110, lat-m., laur.8, led.8, linu-u.36, lob.223, lyc.8, lyss.8,
mag.118, mag-c., mag-p.8, meny., merc.15, mill.8, morph.36, mosch.1,
mur-ac.3020, naja36, nat-m., nat-s.8, nicot.38, nux-m., 3Nux-v.1, oena.8,
ol-an., olnd.25, op.1, ox-ac.38, oxal.232, 3Passi.11, per.85, petr.,
phos.36, phys.8, phyt.8, pic-ac., picro.38, pisc., plat.1016, plb.36,
psor.56, puls., pyre-p.36, pyrog., rhod., rhus-t.10, salam-l., sang.118,
sant.36, scorp.36, scut.85, sec.1016, seneg., sep.8, sil., sium223,
sol-c.85, sol-n.25, solin.223, stann.38, staph., staphycoc.77, stram.8,
2stry.11, stry-ar.22, stry-p.110, stry-s.110, sul-ac.36, sul-h.36,
sulph.1004, sus, tab.8, ter.223, tetox.149, teucr.8, thebin.93, ther.8,
thuj., thyr.223, upa.223, valer., verat.11, verat-v.11, verin.10, vesp.223,
vib-p.25, vip-a.1189, visc., zinc.20, zinc-m.36
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TETANUS IN REPERTORIES
Complete 2000 AND Synthesis 8.1.4
GENERALITIES; TETANUS (88) : abel., acon (2)., alum., am-c(2)., aml-n.,
anac., ang(2)., aran-ix., arn., ars (2)., atro., bell(2)., benz-n., bry.,
calc., calc-f., camph (2)., cann-s., canth., cham (2)., chin., chlol., Cic
(3)., cimic., cina, cocc., coffin., con., cortico., cupr., dig., dros.,
gels., graph., grat., guare (2)., hell., hep., hydr-ac., hyos(2)., hyper.,
ign (2)., ip (2)., kali-br., kali-c., kali-cy., kreos., lach., lat-m.,
laur., led., lyc (2)., mag-c., mag-p., merc (2)., mosch (2)., nat-m.,
nux-m., nux-v., ol-an., Op (3)., passi., Petr (3)., phos., phys., phyt.,
Plat (3)., plb (2)., puls., rhod., rhus-t., salam-l.,scorp; sec (2).,
seneg., Sep (3)., sol-n., stann., staph., stram (2)., stry., sulph., tab.,
tetox., thuj., valer., verat (2)., verat-v., vib-p., zinc (2).
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; traumatic (3) : chlol., phys., stry.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; tobacco, swallowing, from (1) : ip.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; prophylaxis of (6) : Arn., Hyper., Led., phys.,
tetox., thuj.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; mobility of limbs, with (4) : acon., chin., cic.,
Stram.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; opisthotonos, with (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; lasting for days (1) : lat-m.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; horses, in (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; fear, from (2) : ign., mag-p.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; countries, in warm (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; babies, in, traumatic (1) : arn.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; traumatic (3) : chlol., phys., stry.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; tobacco, swallowing, from (1) : ip.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; prophylaxis of (6) : Arn., Hyper., Led., phys.,
tetox., thuj.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; mobility of limbs, with (4) : acon., chin., cic.,
Stram.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; opisthotonos, with (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; lasting for days (1) : lat-m.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; horses, in (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; fear, from (2) : ign., mag-p.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; countries, in warm (1) : passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; babies, in, traumatic (1) : arn.
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Complete 2000--ALL RUBRICS
MIND; DELIRIUM; alternating with; tetanic convulsions, lies on his back,
knees and thighs flexed, hands joined (K18, SRI-205, G15): stram.
MIND; DELIRIUM; convulsions; before; tetanic: sul-h.
MIND; DELUSIONS, imaginations; tetanus, must die of, with pain in right leg
(SRI-366): mag-p.
MIND; SHRIEKING, screaming, shouting; general; convulsions; during; tetanic
alternating with catalepsy: plat.
MIND; UNCONSCIOUSNESS, coma; general; convulsions; after; tetanic: cic.
MIND; UNCONSCIOUSNESS, coma; general; sunstroke, in; tetanus, with: bell.
MIND; WEEPING, tearful mood; general; tetanus, in: chlol.
HEAD; INFLAMMATION; tetanic, meninges: phys.
ABDOMEN; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic: stry.
RESPIRATION; DIFFICULT; convulsions, spasms; tetanic (K768, G654): mill.
BACK; CONTRACTION; general; tetanic, cervical region: phys.
BACK; OPISTHOTONOS; convulsions, during; tetanic: amyg-am., bruc., cic.
BACK; OPISTHOTONOS; tetanic, in babies: camph., op.
BACK; STIFFNESS; tetanic: merc-cy.
EXTREMITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; general; tetanic; upper limbs (K968, G811,
G812): anthr., ars., camph., cann-s., hydr-ac., hyper., kali-cy., mill.,
zinc.
EXTREMITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; general; tetanic; upper limbs; forearms
(K968, G812): zinc.
EXTREMITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; general; tetanic; upper limbs; hands
(K969, G812): camph., zinc.
EXTREMITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; general; tetanic; feet (K969, G812):
camph., nux-v.
EXTREMITIES; PARALYSIS; general; lower limbs; tetanus, before (K1180, G976):
nux-v.
EXTREMITIES; STIFFNESS; general; tetanic (K1191, G985): absin., ars., hyos.,
nux-v., phyt., sang., sol-n., ther., zinc.
EXTREMITY PAIN; GENERAL; lower limbs; thighs; stiffness, with tetanic: cic.
EXTREMITY PAIN; GENERAL; lower limbs; legs; calves; stiffness, with tetanic:
cic.
EXTREMITY PAIN; DRAWING; lower limbs; thighs; stiffness, with tetanic: cic.
EXTREMITY PAIN; DRAWING; lower limbs; legs; calves; stiffness, with tetanic:
cic.
GENERALITIES; ABUSE of, poisoning with; tetanic anti-toxic: mag-p.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; hysterical; simulating tetany: Mosch.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity (K1355, SRII-143,
G1118): abel., absin., acet-ac., acon., aconin., aesc., agar., agar-ph.,
alum., alum-p., am-c., am-m., aml-n., amyg-am., anac., ang., ant-t.,
aran-ix., arge., arn., ars., asaf., atro., bell., benz-n., both-l., bruc.,
bry., buth-aust., cadm-s., calc., calc-f., calc-p., calen., camph., cann-i.,
cann-s., canth., carbn., carbn-h., carbn-o., carbn-s., cast., caust., cham.,
chin-s., chlf., chlol., Cic., cic-m., cimic., cina, cocc., con., cori-m.,
cortico., crot-h., cupr., cupr-acet., cupr-ar., cur., dig., dros., dulc.,
gels., grat., guare., hell., hep., hydr-ac., hyos., Hyper., ign., ip.,
jasm., juni-v., kali-bi., kali-br., kali-c., kali-cy., kali-n., kreos.,
kres., lach., laur., led., linu-c., lob., lyc., lyss., mag-c., mag-m.,
mag-p., meph., merc., methys., mill., morph., mosch., mur-ac., nat-f.,
nicot., nux-m., Nux-v., oena., ol-an., Op., ox-ac., passi., Petr., phos.,
phys., phyt., Plat., plb., puls., pyre-p., rhod., rhus-t., sant., sec.,
seneg., Sep., sium, sol-c., sol-n., solin., stann., stram., stry., stry-p.,
sul-ac., sul-h., sulph., tab., tanac., ter., tetox., teucr., ther., thyr.,
upa., valer., verat., verat-v., verin., vib-p., zinc.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; drinking water, on:
cann-i.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; injured parts become
cold as ice and spasms begin on the wound (K1355, SRII-144, G1118): Led.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; nausea, during: cadm-s.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; swallowing, on: stry.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; traumatic (SRII-144):
acon., arn., chlol., cic., cur., hell., hydr-ac., Hyper., nux-v., stram.,
tetox., teucr.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; trismus, with
(SRII-144): ant-t., bell., chlol., cupr-acet., oena., stram., stry.,
verat-v.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; wiping perspiration
from face agg. (K1355, SRII-144, G1118): nux-v.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; wounds in the soles,
finger or palm (K1355, SRII-144, G1118): bell., Hyper., led.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; hysterical: guare.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS, spasms; tetanic rigidity; paroxysmal: acon.
GENERALITIES; FAINTNESS, fainting; general; tetanic spasm; before
(SRII-207): sul-h.
GENERALITIES; FAINTNESS, fainting; general; tetanic spasm; after (SRII-207):
nux-v.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS: abel., acon., alum., am-c., aml-n., ang., aran-ix.,
arn., ars., atro., bell., benz-n., bry., calc., calc-f., camph., cann-s.,
canth., cham., chin., chlol., Cic., cimic., cina, cocc., coffin., con.,
cortico., cupr., dig., dros., gels., graph., grat., guare., hell., hep.,
hydr-ac., hyos., hyper., ign., ip., kali-br., kali-c., kali-cy., kreos.,
lach., lat-m., laur., led., lyc., mag-c., mag-p., merc., mosch., nat-m.,
nux-m., nux-v., ol-an., Op., passi., Petr., phos., phys., phyt., Plat.,
plb., puls., rhod., rhus-t., salam-l., sec., seneg., Sep., sol-n., stann.,
staph., stram., stry., sulph., tab., tetox., thuj., valer., verat.,
verat-v., vib-p., zinc.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; babies, in, traumatic: arn.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; countries, in warm: passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; fear, from: ign., mag-p.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; horses, in: passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; lasting for days: lat-m.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; mobility of limbs, with: acon., chin., cic., Stram.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; opisthotonos, with: passi.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; prophylaxis of (SRII-327, SRII-633): Arn., Hyper.,
Led., phys., tetox., thuj.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; tobacco, swallowing, from: ip.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; traumatic: chlol., phys., stry.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; medullary: coffin.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; muscles, flexor: benz-n.
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; hysterical: gels., guare., stry.
Rubrics (Synth 8.1.4)--ALL RUBRICS
MIND - DELIRIUM - alternating with - convulsions; tetanic
MIND - DELUSIONS - die - must; she - tetanus, with pain in the right leg;
must die of
MIND - DELUSIONS - tetanus, with pain in the right leg; must die of
MIND - GESTURES, makes - hands; involuntary motions of the - joining the
hands - convulsions; during tetanic
RESPIRATION - DIFFICULT - convulsions, during - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - Upper limbs - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - Forearm - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - Hand - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - Leg - tetanic, beginning in leg and extending
over body
EXTREMITIES - CONVULSION - Foot - tetanic
EXTREMITIES - FLEXED - Knee - convulsions; during tetanic
EXTREMITIES - PARALYSIS - Lower limbs - tetanus, followed by
EXTREMITIES - STIFFNESS - tetanic
GENERALS - CONVULSIONS - tetanic rigidity
GENERALS - FAINTNESS - tetanic spasm
GENERALS - INJURIES - tetanus; prophylaxis of
GENERALS - TETANUS
GENERALS - TETANUS - convulsions
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LIST OF TETANUS PROPHYLACTICS IN REPERTORIES
Complete Rep 2000 plus Synthesis 8.1.4:
GENERALITIES; TETANUS; prophylaxis of (6) : Arn (3)., Hell (2); Hyper(3).,
lat-m., Led (3)., phys., scorp., tetox., thebin., thuj.
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MATERIA MEDICA--TETANUS PROPHYLACTICS
ARN--" TETANUS - Therapeutic Indications: - Traumatic tetanus; internal
chilliness with external heat; pulse variable, mostly hard, full and quick;
muscles and limbs twitch and jerk; weary, bruised feeling, making everything
feel too hard; breathing short and panting; face hot, body cold; jerks and
electric - like shocks; tremor of the limbs." (Hart)
" [TETANUS AND TRISMUS.] short, panting breathing; jerks and shock as if
produced by electricity, tremor of limbs; crawling pricking in the part;
heat of face, cold body; longing for alcoholic drinks; internal chilliness,
with external heat; pulse variable, mostly hard, full and
quick."(Lilienthal)
" [Children, diseases of - TETANUS AND TRISMUS NEONATORUM. -] Traumatic
tetanus; face hot, body cold; jerking breathing; tremor of limbs."
(Lilienthal)
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HELL--"...Rigidity of muscles of neck and limbs.
Traumatic tetanus.
Chiefly indicated when all reaction is past and we deal with the
consequent paralysis.
Paralysis of detrusor, oedema of legs, vomiting of all he eats,
constipation, sleeplessness, despair of getting well." (Hering)
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HYPER--" Undoubtedly the outstanding use of the remedy is in lacerated or
punctured wounds involving nerves. In the wounds caused by sharp objects, by
bites of cats or rats or other rodents, Ledum is probably first choice to be
followed by Hypericum if pains shoot up the limb. These two remedies are
said to be prophylactic in relation to tetanus and could well be given in
addition to Tetanus Toxoid when this is available." (Gibson)
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LAT-M--Tetanus; TETANUS: LASTING FOR DAYS; (Complete 2000)
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LED-- "Of frequent indication in respiratory and rheumatic troubles. To
quote Hahnemann, the remedy "is suitable for the most part only in chronic
maladies in which there is a predominance of coldness and deficiency of
animal heat".
Kent claims that the remedy counteracts the effects of whiskey and
takes away the desire therefor.
Is said to have a prophylactic value in relation to tetanus.
Can be given in erythromelalgia.
Helpful in wounds in succession to Arnica , especially where there is
delay in the absorption of extravasated blood.
An important remedy in injuries caused by sharp pointed instruments and
for stings and bites, especially when these are followed by great
sensitivity to touch and relief from cold.
Complementary remedies are Sulphur and Tuberculinum ." (Gibson)
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PHYS-- "HOMEOPATHIC -- Physostigma and its active principle, eserine form a
valuable addition to Materia Medica. Stimulates heart, raises blood pressure
and increases peristalsis. Causes contraction of the pupil and of the
ciliary muscles. Induces a condition of near-sightedness. Motor nerves
through spinal cord are affected by Phys., causing fluttering tremors in the
muscles, they do not respond to the will and or draw into knots, even the
intestines are seen twisted in knots.
Spinal irritation, loss of motility, prostration with very sensitive
vertebrae. Fibrillary tremors. Rigidity of muscles, paralysis. Depresses the
motor and reflex activity of the cord and causes loss of sensibility to
pain, muscular weakness, followed by complete paralysis, although muscular
contractility is not impaired. Paralysis and tremors, chorea. Meningeal
irritation with rigidity of muscles. Tetanus and trismus. Polymyelitis
anterior. Eserine is used locally to produce contraction of pupil.
Rigidity of muscles. Horror of cold water, drinks or bathing, cold
water feels too cold. Averse to bathing. Shuddering worse every draft.
Floating sensation. Darting pain here and there. Flushes of heat worse
palms. Ataxic gait, shooting pains down the limbs. Tetanus. Trismus.
Tremors. Progressive muscular paralysis. General paralysis of the insane. If
pain began at any hour it always continued to 12 o'clock following, either
noon or midnight.
CLINICAL - Astigmatism. Bathing, effects. Blepharospasm. Chorea.
Ciliary spasm. Menopausal. Constipation. Coccyx, pain. Dentition. Diarrhea.
Dyspepsia. Epilepsy. Eyes, disorders. Glaucoma. Headache. Heart disorders.
Hemiplegia. Hemorrhoids. Herpes. Hiccough. Hysteria. Iris, prolapsed.
Leucorrhea. Locomotor ataxia. Muscular atrophy.
CLINICAL - Myopia. Navel inflammation. Paraplegia. Paralysis.
Parkinson's disease. Prostration. Sleeplessness. Spinal irritation. Spinal
sclerosis. Stiff neck. Tetanus. Throat sore, fish-bone sensation. Water,
effects. Wounds.
Causations - Ill effects of emotions, grief. Injuries, falls and blows,
bathing.
Modalities - Better. in cool open air. Better by sleep, (hiccough).
Better closing eyes. Better warmth to feet. Better lying on right side.
Better from lying on abdomen or with head low. Better exerting the will,
closing eyes, sleep. Worse lying left side. Worse cold water, cold bath.
Worse change of temperature. Worse from eyestrain, bathing, heat and cold,
descending, stepping, jar, misstep. Worse by pressure, by falls and blows.
Worse motion, descending stairs, (wavering in brain). Worse walking,
stepping, jar of misstep. Worse at 4 p.m, (Lyc.) Worse in a church. Worse on
waking." (Murphy)
"Clinical. - Traumatic tetanus. Chorea. General emaciation. Numerous cases
of tetanus in horses. Paralysis agitans. Congestion of the spinal cord, with
tetanic spasms." (TF Allen Handbook)
"Idiopathic or traumatic tetanus; brought on or agg. by slightest breath of
air from a person passing (Hyper., Lys., Nux, Strych.)." (HC Allen)
"This remedy and its active principle, ESERINE, form a valuable addition to
Materia Medica. Stimulates heart, raises blood pressure, and increases
peristalsis. Causes contraction of the pupil and of the ciliary muscles.
Induces a condition of short-sightedness. SPINAL IRRITATION, loss of
motility, prostration, with very sensitive vertebrae. Fibrillary tremors.
Rigidity of muscles; paralysis. Depresses the motor and reflex activity of
the cord and causes loss of sensibility to pain, muscular weakness, followed
by complete paralysis, although muscular contractility is not impaired.
Paralysis and tremors, chorea. Meningeal irritation, with rigidity of
muscles. TETANUS and trismus. Poly myelitis anterior. Eserine is used
locally to produce contraction of pupil." (Boericke)
"TETANUS - Therapeutic Indications: - Twitching and trembling of the
muscles; trembling, convulsive action of the respiratory muscles; tendency
to fainting; alternate dilatation and contraction of the pupils, the former
corresponding with the period of the spasm, and the latter with that of
quiescence; opisthotonos; no control over his urine, which is passed
involuntarily." (Hart)
"[TETANUS AND TRISMUS.] (Calabar). Increases the irritability of the
sensory nerves and causes tetanic spasms of involuntary muscles;
constriction in throat, cramps in stomach and bowels, tenesmus recti; stiff
spine and legs; tight feeling in and about the eyeballs; finally, spinal
paralysis with trembling and feebleness, can only with difficulty make the
muscles obey the will; unsteady when walking with the eyes closed;
contraction of pupils with defective accommodation and twitching of
eyelids." (Lilienthal)
"TETANUS (Arn., Bell., Cupr., Nux - V., Op., Phyt., Strych., Verat.) [D.]"
(Lippe)
"Injuries: tetanus prevented." (Boericke)
" € Tetanus in consequence of a slight hurt of palm of hand by a small
fragment of glass, no sleep, spasms of muscles of jaws so violent that a
breath of air caused by a person passing would induce them.
Idiopathic or traumatic tetanus." (Hering)
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SCORP--Scorpio: "Pain and swelling of the injured part are first
experienced and constitutional symptoms follow. These include sleepiness,
prostration and possibly tetanus. Strabismus has been observed in some cases
and the pupils are dilated. Bitten part much swollen with violent pains
lasting from one to three days. Heat and pain at bitten spot, sleepiness,
sneezing, restlessness, later, abundant saliva, meteorism, later, trismus or
tetanus. Complete prostration. Always acute pains in and diminished
temperature of the part bitten.
CLINICAL - Apathy. Backache. Constipated. Fatigue. Headache.
HemorrhoidsMemory, weak. Nausea. Nightmares. Salivation. Strabismus.
Tetanus." (Murphy)
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TETOX--" Pathogenesis
No experiment was done.
Clinical Diagnosis
Inveterate bronchial affections.
Trismus.
Tetanus.
Parathryidian syndromes.
Posology
May be had of Nelson, London:
Tetanus - antitoxin 6 CH - 30 CH
Tetanus - bacillus 6 CH - 30 CH
Tetanus - toxin 6 CH - 30 CH
Tetanus toxod 6 CH - 30 CH.
In Germany, Reckeweg with Heel - prepares the following Nosodes:
Tetanus - anatoxin - injeel + forte (D6), D12, D30, D200 (+an unique
dilution (Einzel potenz) D200).
The clinical indications are: anaphylactic conditions, specially after
the injection of serum (stock from horse), all the spastic conditions, the
muscular cramps, tetanus, dysfunction of the parathyroid gland, perturbation
of calcic metabolism. Indications may equally be found in arthroses,
neuralgias, spastic paresis and eventually in the multiple sclerosis and in
Parkinson's disease." (OA Julian)
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THEBIN--Thebainum: "Tetanus. The spasms resemble those of Aconite, Cicuta,
and Hydrocyanic acid, rather than those of Strychnia." (Hansen)
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THUJ--"Tetanus: prophylaxis of." (Complete 2000)