Manganum muriaticum

Manganese(II) chloride · Mineral

Clarke

The Manganum Muriaticum patient presents with bone pains especially in the skull and extremities. There is a tendency to ankle weakness and rheumatic complaints. Stomach symptoms with eructations and pressure are also present.

Key symptoms

  • Vertigo and reeling when walking in open air, worse looking down
  • Boring in right cranial bones; tearing in right occipital bone
  • Pressive pain in right jaw-joint
  • Eructations of air, sour
  • Pressure in stomach worse by external pressure
  • Painful and weak ankles
  • Rheumatic pains in bones

Worse (aggravation)

  • Walking in open air (vertigo)
  • Looking down
  • Descending or stooping
  • External pressure on stomach
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Chloride of Manganese. MnCl2. Solution in water.

Clinical

Ankles, painful; weak. Bone pains. Borborygmus. Constipation. Eructations. Rheumatism.

Characteristics

Mang. mur. was proved by Lembke. The few symptoms obtained were manifested chiefly in the cranial bones, stomach, left shoulder, right knee, and ankles. The stomach pains were < by external pressure.

2. Head

Vertigo and reeling when walking in open air, < looking down, on descending or stooping (an old symptom revived).─Boring in r. cranial bones; tearing in r, occipital bone.

6. Face

Pressive pain in r. jaw-joint.

11. Stomach

Eructations of air (sour).─Pressure in stomach < by external pressure.

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