Bacillinum testium
Tuberculous testis tissue nosode · Nosode
Bacillinum Testium is the tubercular nosode with special affinity for the lower half of the body, in contrast to pulmonary Bacillinum. It is indicated for tubercular conditions of the testicles, mesenteric glands, and inguinal glands. The remedy shares the general tubercular diathesis of Bacillinum but acts primarily below the diaphragm.
Key symptoms
- Diseases of mesenteric and inguinal glands
- Tuberculosis of the testicles
- Phthisis with lower-body predominance
A nosode prepared from tuberculous testicle.
Clinical
Inguinal glands, disease of. Mesenteric glands, disease of. Phthisis. Testicles, tubercle of.
Characteristics
This preparation has been used by Burnett as having a more direct relation to the lower half of the body than the pulmonary Bacillinum. My own experience confirms the correctness of this inference; but it must not be supposed that Bac. test. does not act in pulmonary cases, or vice versâ.
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