Manganum oxydatum nativum

Manganese dioxide (pyrolusite) · Mineral

Clarke

The Manganum Oxydatum patient shows a marked tendency toward fatigue and heat with burning and pressing pains throughout the body. Abdominal disturbances and head pressure are prominent features. This is a minor remedy derived from provings of the native oxide form of manganese.

Key symptoms

  • Pressive heat and heaviness in sinciput
  • Painful disturbance in abdomen with loose stools
  • Burning and pressing pains predominate
  • Tearing in side of head and face
  • Violent burning sensation below eyes
  • Tendency to become fatigued and heated
  • Nausea

Worse (aggravation)

  • Pressure on head
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Native Black Oxide of Manganese. Pyrolusite. MnO2. Trituration.

Clinical

Colic. Diarrhœa. Tibia, pain in.

Characteristics

Lembke proved this. It caused a good deal of painful disturbance in the abdomen, with loose stools, pressive heat in the head, and pains in the leg bones. A tendency to become fatigued and heated were noticeable features. Burning and pressing pains predominate.

2. Head

Dulness in fore-part of head, caused by pressure on head.─Heaviness and heat in sinciput.─Jerking burning in skin of forehead, obliging scratching, with heat in skin.─Pressure on forehead with vertigo.─Tearing in side of head and face.

3. Eyes

Violent burning sensation below eyes (though the skin was cool).

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