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(Bichromate of Potash)
General
The special affinities of this drug are the mucous membrane of
stomach, bowels, and air-passages; bones and fibrous tissue. Kidneys,
heart, and liver are also affected. Incipient parenchymatous;
nephritis. Nephritis with gastric disturbances. Cirrhosis of liver.
Anaemia and absence of fever are characteristic. General weakness
bordering on paralysis. It is especially indicated for fleshy,
fat, light complexioned persons subject to catarrhs or with syphilitic
or scrofulous history. Symptoms are worse in the morning; PAINS
MIGRATE QUICKLY, rheumatic and gastric symptoms alternate. More
adapted to subacute rather than the violent acute stage. Mucous
membranes everywhere are affected. Catarrh of pharynx, larynx,
bronchi and nose, and a TOUGH, STRINGY, VISCID SECRETION is produced,
which condition is a very strong guiding symptom for this drug.
PERFORATION OF THE SEPTUM. Chronic atonic catarrh. Polypus. Dilatation
of stomach and heart.
Head.
Vertigo with nausea when rising from seat. Headache over EYEBROWS,
preceded by blurred vision. ACHING AND FULLNESS IN GLABELLA. Semilateral
headache in small spots, and from suppressed catarrh. Frontal
pain; usually over one eye. BONES AND SCALP FEEL SORE.
Eyes.
Supraorbital neuralgia, right side. Eyelids burn, swollen, edematous.
Discharge ROPY and yellow. Ulcers on cornea; no pain or photophobia.
DESCEMETITIS, with only moderate irritation of eye. Croupous conjunctivitis;
granular lids, with pannus. Iritis, with punctate deposits on
inner surface of cornea. Slight pain, with severe ulceration or
inflammation. [CONIUM opposite.]
Ears.
Swollen, with tearing pains. Thick, yellow, stringy, fetid discharge.
Sharp stitches in left ear.
Nose.
Snuffles of children, ESPECIALLY FAT, CHUBBY BABIES. PRESSURE
AND PAIN AT ROOT OF NOSE, and sticking pain in nose. SEPTUM ULCERATE;
round ulcer. FETID SMELL. DISCHARGE THICK, ROPY, GREENISH-YELLOW.
TOUGH, ELASTIC PLUGS from nose; leave a raw surface. Inflammation
extends to frontal sinuses, with distress and fullness at root
of nose. Dropping from posterior nares. [HYDR.] LOSS OF SMELL.
Much hawking. Inability to breathe through nose. Dryness. CORYZA,
WITH OBSTRUCTION OF nose. VIOLENT SNEEZING. Profuse, watery nasal
discharge. Chronic inflammation of frontal sinus with stopped-up
sensation.
Face.
Florid complexion. Blotchy, red appearance. Acne. (JUGLAN; KAL.
ARS.) Bones sensitive, especially beneath orbits.
Mouth.
Dry; viscid saliva. Tongue mapped, RED, SHINING, SMOOTH, AND DRY,
with dysentery; broad, flat, indented, thickly coated. Feeling
of a hair on tongue.
Throat.
Fauces red and inflamed. Dry and rough. Parotid glands swollen.
Uvula relaxed, EDEMATOUS, BLADDER-LIKE. Pseudomembranous deposit
on tonsils and soft palate. Burning extending to stomach. Aphthae.
Diphtheria, with profound prostration and soft pulse. Discharge
from mouth and throat, tough and stringy.
Stomach.
Nausea and vomiting after beer. Load immediately after eating.
Feels as if digestion had stopped. Dilatation of stomach. Gastritis.
ROUND ULCER OF STOMACH. Stitches in region of liver and spleen
and through to spine. Dislikes water. Cannot digest meat. Desire
for beer and acids. Gastric symptoms are relieved after eating,
and the rheumatic symptoms reappear. Vomiting of bright yellow
water.
Abdomen.
Cutting pain in abdomen, soon after eating. Chronic intestinal
ulceration. Soreness in right hypochondrium, fatty infiltration
of liver and increase in soft fibrous tissue. Painful retraction,
soreness and burning.
Stool.
Jelly-like, gelatinous; WORSE, MORNINGS. Dysentery; tenesmus,
stools brown, frothy. Sensation of a plug in anus. Periodic constipation,
with pain across the loins, and brown urine.
Urinary Organs.
Burning in urethra. AFTER URINATING A DROP SEEMS TO REMAIN WHICH
CANNOT BE EXPELLED. Ropy mucus in urine. Urethra becomes clogged
up. Congestion of kidney; nephritis, with scanty, albuminous urine
and casts. Pyelitis; urine mixed with epithelial cells, mucus,
pus or blood. HEMATOCHYLURIA.
Male.
Itching and pain of penis, with pustules. Ulcers, with paroxysmal
stitches; aggravated at night. Constriction at root of penis,
at night on awakening. Syphilitic ulcers, with cheesy, tenacious
exudation. Erections (PICRIC-AC.)
Female.
Yellow, tenacious leucorrhoea. Pruritus of vulva, with great burning
and excitement. Prolapsus uteri; WORSE IN HOT WEATHER.
Respiratory.
Voice hoarse; worse, evening. Metallic, hacking cough. PROFUSE,
YELLOW EXPECTORATION, VERY GLUTINOUS AND STICKY, coming out in
long, stringy, and very tenacious mass. Tickling in larynx. Catarrhal
laryngitis cough has a brassy sound. True membranous croup, extending
to larynx and nares. Cough, with pain in sternum, extending to
shoulders; worse when undressing. Pain at bifurcation of trachea
on coughing; from mid-sternum to back.
Heart.
Dilatation, especially from coexisting kidney lesion. Cold feeling
around heart. (KALI-NIT.)
Back.
CUTTING THROUGH LOINS; cannot walk; extends to groins. Pain in
coccyx and sacrum extending up and down.
Extremities.
Pains fly rapidly from one place to another. (KALI-SULPH.; PULS.)
Wandering pains, along the bones; worse cold. Left-sided sciatica;
better, motion. Bones feels sore and bruised. VERY WEAK. Tearing
pains in tibia; syphilitic rheumatism. (MEZ.) Pain, swelling and
stiffness and crackling of all joints. Soreness of heels when
walking. Tendo Achilles swollen and painful. Pains in small spots.
[OXALIC-AC.]
Skin.
Acne. Papular eruptions. ULCER WITH PUNCHED-OUT EDGES, with tendency
to penetrate and tenacious exudation. Pustular eruption, resembling
small-pox, with burning pains. Itching with vesicular eruption.
Aggravation.
BETTER, from heat. WORSE, beer, morning, hot weather, undressing.
Relationship.
Compare: TART. EMET.; BROM.; HEPAR; IND.; CALC.;' ANT. CR. In
the production of false membranes compare: BROM.; AMMON. CAUST.;
SULPH-AC.; IPECAC.
Antidotes: ARS.; LACH.
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