Hippozaeninum
Glanders nosode (Burkholderia mallei) · Nosode
Hippozaeninum is a powerful nosode covering symptoms that suggest consumption, cancer, syphilis, and other deep pathologies. It acts primarily on the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, skin, and lymphatic system. It is useful in ozaena, scrofulous swellings, pyaemia, chronic rhinitis with serous secretion, and bronchitis of the aged with suffocating secretions.
Key symptoms
- Red, swollen nose with catarrh, ozaena, and ulceration
- Acrid, corroding, bloody, and offensive nasal discharge
- Tubercles on alae nasi; papules and ulceration in frontal sinus and pharynx
- All glands swollen, painful, and forming abscesses
- Hoarseness; bronchial asthma with noisy, short, irregular breathing
- Bronchitis in the aged with suffocation from excessive secretion
- Lymphatic swellings; articular non-fluctuating swellings
- Malignant erysipelas; pustules, abscesses, and ulcers
Gladerine-mallein-Farcine (HIPPOZAENIUM)
This powerful nosode introduced by Dr. J. J. Garth Wilkinson, covers symptoms which suggest integral parts of consumption, cancer, syphilis, etc, and promises useful service in the treatment of ozæna, scrofulous swellings, pyæmia, erysipelas. Chronic rhinitis; saneous secretion.
Nose
Red, swollen. Catarrh, ozæna, ulceration. Discharge acrid, corroding, bloody, offensive. Tubercles on alæ nasi. Papules and ulceration in frontal sinus and pharynx.
Face
All glands swollen; painful; form abscesses.
Respiratory
Hoarseness. Bronchial asthma. Noisy breathing; short, irregular. Cough, with dyspepsia. Excessive secretion. Suffocation imminent. Bronchitis in the aged, where suffocation from excessive secretion is imminent. Tuberculosis.
Skin
Lymphatic swellings. Articular non-fluctuating swellings. Nodules in arm. Malignant erysipelas. Pustules and abscesses. Ulcers. Rupia. Eczema.
Relationship
Compare: Muco-toxin (Cahis' preparation with the micrococcus catarrhalis. Friedlander's Bacillus of Pneumonia and the micrococcus tetragenius-for acute and chronic mucous catarrhs in children and old people); Aur; Kali bich; Psor; Bacill.
Dose
Thirtieth potency.
Mallein, Glanderin, Farcin. The nosode of glanders or farcy. (The disease is called "Glanders" when the catarrhal symptoms are pronounced; "Farcy," when these are not noticeable, the skin being chiefly affected, with deposits in the lungs. Homœopathic preparations of both have been made. Those made from Farcy are distinguished by the letter "F.") Triturations of sugar of milk saturated with the virus.
Clinical
Abscesses. Bed-sores. Boils. Bronchitis. Cancer. Carbuncles. Caries. Catarrh, chronic. Colds, chronic. Diphtheria. Elephantiasis. Erysipelas. Glanders. Glands, inflamed. Hip-disease. Liver, enlarged. Lupus excedens. Nasal cartilages, ulceration of. Œdema. Ozæna. Parotitis. Phlegmasia alba dolens. Phlegmon. Plague. Pustules. Putrid fever. Pyæmia. Scrofula. Small-pox, confluent. Syphilis. Tuberculosis. Ulcers. Whooping-cough.
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