Aurum muriaticum

Gold(III) chloride · Gold chloride,Aurum chloratum · Mineral

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Aurum mur. is best suited to those who are restless, easily depressed, sensitive to  humiliation, and anxious  about developing diseases.  These feelings may be eased  by company, but can spiral into suicidal  thoughts if left unchecked. The remedy may be prescribed for heart conditions such as palpitations and a sense of constriction in the chest, possibly associated with high blood pressure. Aurum mur. is also used for edema (an irregular accumulation of fluid in the tissues or cavities of the body), with a feeling  of congestion in the liver, kidneys, and  genitals. Fibroids or cancer may also  be helped.

Key symptoms

  • Violent palpitations with sore aching and heaviness of heart
  • Catarrhal and glandular affections markedly present
  • Warts on tongue and genitals; condylomata
  • Slow digestion with diarrhoea after eating
  • Sycotic remedy causing suppressed discharges to reappear
  • Haemorrhage from uterus at climacteric; uterine tumours
  • Ascending stairs aggravates; warmth aggravates
  • Cold washing and cold weather ameliorate

Worse (aggravation)

For warmth; at night; for music.

Better (amelioration)

For cold weather; for bathing in cold water; for gentle movement.
James Tyler Kent
Lectures on Homoeopathic Materia Medica · 1905

Generalities

This remedy exercises a profound action upon the mind and body. The patients suffering from latent syphilis are over-sensitive to it, and often require it in their complaints.

It has many bone symptoms and pains and they are worse at night. Its catarrhal condition is very much like that found in old cases of syphilis, such as had long treatment with Mercury and Iodides.

it is a rheumatic constitution also and is useful in acute and chronic rheumatism. It has cured rheumatic fever where the joints have been mostly affected but are now better and the heart is the principal seat of suffering. Many complaints are associated with cardiac disease.

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John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Chloride of Gold. Na Cl, Au Cl3, 2H2O.

Clinical

Albuminuria. Amaurosis. Angina pectoris. Anus, fistula of. Asthma. Bubo. Cancer. Caries. Chancre. Condylomata. Dropsy. Eczema. Fistula. Gonorrhœa. Hæmorrhage. Hair falling out. Heart, affections of. Indurations. Liver, affections of. Morvan's disease. Ophthalmia. Ozæna. Periostitis. Phthisis. Pudenda, over-sensitiveness of. Spinal sclerosis. Spleen, enlarged. Sterility. Syphilis. Uterus, tumours of; hæmorrhage from. Vagina, heat, burning and itching of. Voice, hoarse. Warts.

Characteristics

This salt has been proved. The symptoms are in the main identical with those of the metal, but some are peculiar or more pronounced in the one than in the other. The Muriatic element is seen in the heart symptoms; violent palpitations, sore aching, heaviness and sensation of rigidity in heart, hyperæmia from heart disease. Catarrhal and glandular affections are marked. Warts appear in various parts: on the tongue, on the genitals. Digestion is slow. Diarrhœa after eating. *Aur. …

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S. R. Phatak
Materia Medica of Homoeopathic Medicines

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