John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Abies c. – Arsenicum a.
Abies c.
Abies n.
Abrotanum
Remedy Follows Well.—Aco. (and Bry. (pleurisy)), Bry. (pleurisy), Hep. (boils)
Absinthium
Acalypha i.
Aceticum ac.
Aconitinum
Complementary Remedies See Aco.
Aconitum
Aconitum c.
Aconitum f.
Aconitum l.
Aconitum n.
Complementary Remedies.—Arn. (bruises, injury to eye), Cof. (fever, sleeplessness, intolerance of pain), Sul.
Remedy Follows Well.—Arn. (often indicated after), Cof. (often indicated after), Sul. (often indicated after), Ver. (often indicated after)
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Arn., Ars., Bel., Bry., Cac., Cth., Coc. i., Hep., Ipc., K. br., Merc., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Spo., Sul. (also for abuse of Aco.), Sul.
Absinthium
Remedy Antidotes.—Ba. m. (sometimes)
Aceticum ac.
Incompatible Remedies.—Arn., Ac. x. (< the effects of Bel., Lach., Merc.)
Disagrees when given after.—Bor., Caus., Nux, Rn. b., Sars.
Remedy Antidotes.—Aco., Anæsthetics, Ar. t., Asr., Cof., Eub., Hep., Ign., Opi., Pb. (colic), sausage poisoning, Sep., Stm., Tab.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Aco. (Potencies), Tab. (Potencies, for depressing agonising feeling), Mag. c. (Large doses), Calc. (water), Mag. (fluid), Na. m. (For gastric, pulmonary, and febrile symptoms), Sep. (afterwards)
Duration of Action, 14-40 d.
Aconitum n.
Remedy Antidotes.—Arn., Asp. (sometimes), Ast. f., Bel., Bry., Cac., Cth., Cham., Chel., Cinm., Cit., Cof., Cro., Dol., Glo., Gph., Klm. (Kre.), Lyc., Mrl., Mez., Morphia (secondary effects of), Nux, Pet., Sep., Sol., Spo., Sty. (?), Sul., Ther. (sensitiveness to noise), Ver., Vb. o. (epididymitis)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ac. x., Alcoh., Bel., Ber., Cham., Cit., Cof., Nux, Par., Sul., Ver., Wine
Duration of Action, 1 hour to several weeks
Actæa s.
Remedy Follows Well.—Nux
Æsculus h.
Remedy Follows Well.—Coll., Nux, Sul.
Æthusa
Complementary Remedies.—Calc.
Agaricus m.
Remedy Follows Well.—Bel., Calc., Merc., Opi., Pul., Rhs., Sil.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bel., Calc., Cup., Merc., Opi., Pul., Rhs., Sil., Trn. (typhoid with "rolling of the head")
Agnus c.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ars., Bry., Ign., Lyc., Pul., Sel., Sul.
Allium cepa
Complementary Remedies.—Pho., Pul., Sars., Thu.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Calc., Sil. (in polypus)
Actæa r.
Remedy Antidotes.—Tansy poisoning
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Aco. (the sleeplessness), Bap. (> the headache and nausea), Los. (?)
Æsculus h.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Nux (pile symptoms)
Æthusa
Remedy Antidotes.—Opium, Pb. (?)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids
Duration of Action, 20-30 d.
Agaricus m.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Brandy, Calc. (> icy coldness), Cam., Charcoal, Cof., Fat or Oil (> stomach), Pul., Rhs. (nightly backache), Wine
Duration of Action, 40 d.
Agnus c.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Na. m. (headache), strong solutions of table salt
Duration of Action, 3-14 d.
Ailanthus g.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Alcohol, Nux, Rhs.
Allium cepa
Incompatible Remedies.—All., Alo., Scil.
Remedy Antidotes.—Cld.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Arn. (toothache), Cham. (abdominal pains), Cf. t. (onion breath), Nux (coryza recurring in August), Thu. (offensive breath and diarrhoea after eating onions), Ver. (colic with despondency)
Duration of Action, 1 d.
Allium s.
Complementary Remedies.—Ars.
Alumina
Complementary Remedies.—Bry., Fer.
Remedy Follows Well.—Arg., Bry., Lach., Sul.
Ambra g.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Lyc., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Ammonium carb.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bell., Calc., Lyc., Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Ammonium mur.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ant. c., Cof., Hot-bath, Merc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs.
Allium s.
Incompatible Remedies.—Alo., Cep., Scil.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Lyc.
Aloe
Incompatible Remedies.—All., Cep.
Remedy Antidotes.—Pso.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Aln. (vomiting blood), Cam. (> for a while), Lyc. (and Nux > the earache), Nux, Mustard, Sul.
Duration of Action, 30-40 d.
Alumen
Remedy Antidotes.—Lead poisoning, calomel and other mercurials, Alo. (vomiting blood)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cham. (cramps in abdomen), Ipc. (nausea and vomiting), Nux, Sul.
Alumina
Remedy Antidotes.—Bry., Cham., Lach., Lead
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bry., Cam., Cham., Ipc., Pul.
Duration of Action, 40-60 d.
Ambra g.
Remedy Antidotes.—Nux, Stp. (esp. the voluptuous itching of scrotum)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof., Nux, Pul., Stp.
Duration of Action, 40 d.
Ammoniacum
Remedy Antidotes.—Chl. h.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Arn., Bry.
Ammonium ac.
Remedy Antidotes.—As. h. (sometimes)
Ammonium carb.
Incompatible Remedies.—Lach.
Remedy Antidotes.—Bro., Cen., Charcoal fumes, Plo., Rhs., stings of insects
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids, Arn., Cam., Fixed Oils, Hep., Lach.
Duration of Action, 40 d.
Ammonium caus.
Remedy Antidotes.—In sugar water, Colch. poisoning
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids, Ag. n., Vinegar
Ammonium mur.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bitter almonds, Cam., Cof., Hep., Nux
Duration of Action, 20-30 d.
Anacardium or.
Remedy Follows Well.—Lyc., Plat., Pul.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Lyc., Plat., Pul.
Angustura v.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bel., Ign., Lycop., Sep.
Anthracinum
Remedy Follows Well.—Ars. (burning and ulceration), Ph. x.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Au. m. n. (periosteal swelling of lower jaw), Sil. (cellulitis)
Antimonium c.
Complementary Remedies.—Scil.
Remedy Follows Well.—Ipc., Pul.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Calc., Lach., Merc., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Amygdalaam. aq.
Antidoted by.—Coffee (strong), Opi. (convulsions), Water (cold, poured over head)
Amylenum n.
Antidotes.—Chlf. (failure of respiration), Sty. (convulsions)
Antidoted by.—Cac. (cardiac constriction)
Anacardium oc.
Antidoted by.—Iodine (locally), Rhs.
Anacardium or.
Antidotes.—Rhs. (if there are gastric symptoms, or symptoms going from r. to l.)
Antidoted by.—Clem., Cof., Ctn., Jg. c., Rn. b., Rhs.
Duration of action 30-40 d.
Anagallis arv.
Anantherum
Incompatible remedies.—Wines and spirits.
Antidoted by.—Aromatic liquors.
Angophora
Antidoted by.—Ipc.
Angustura v.
Antidotes.—Merc.
Antidoted by.—Bry. (belly-ache after milk), Chel. (sharp, cutting pain from just beneath r. scapula to chest), Cof. (not Cam.)
Duration of action 20-30 d.
Anhalonium lew.
Anilinum
Anthemis n.
Antidoted by.—Chi. (is useful after abuse of chamomile tea when hemorrhage from uterus results)
Anthoxanthum
Anthracinum
Antidoted by.—Aps., Ars., Cam., Cbl. x., Cb. v., Kre., Lach., Pul., Rhs., Sil., Sl. x.
Anthrokokali
Antifebrinum
Antimonium a.
Antimonium c.
Antidotes.—Pb., Pl. n., Sep., Stings of insects.
Antidoted by.—Calc., Hep., Merc.
Duration of action 40 d.
Antimonium i.
Antimonium m.
Antimonium s. a.
Antimonium t.
Follows well.—Pul. (nausea in chest, gonorrhoeal suppressions), Sil. (in dyspnoea from foreign substances in larynx), Ter. (symptoms from damp cellars), Var.
Followed well by.—Ba. c., Cam., Cin., Ipc., Pul., Sep., Sul., Ter.
Compatible remedies.—Pho. (in hydrocephaloid, worn-out constitutions, laryngitis, pneumonia)
Antipyrinum
Aphis c. g.
Apis
Complementary remedies.—Na. m. (the "chronic" of Apis)
Follows well.—Bry. (when cephalic cry appears), Hel. (when torpor sets in), Hep., Iod., Lyc., Merc., Sul.
Followed well by.—Ars. (hydrothorax), Gph. (tetter on ear-lobe), Iod. (swollen knee), K. bi. (scrofulous ophthalmia), Lyc. (staphyloma), Pho. (diphtheria), Pul., Stm. (mania), Sul. (hydrothorax, pleurisy, hydrocephalus)
Apium g.
Apocynum an.
Apocynum can.
Apomorphinum
Aqua m.
Aquilegia v.
Aralia r.
Aranea d.
Aranearum t.
Aranea s.
Arbutus a.
Arctium l.
Areca
Antimonium m.
Antimonium s. a.
Antimonium t.
Antidotes.—Ba. c., Bry. (dyspepsia), Cam., Caus. (dyspepsia), Ctn., Iod. (relieves the vertigo of Mil.), Sep., Vac., Var.
Antidoted by.—Asa., Chi., Coc. i., Con. (pustules on genitals), Ipc., Lau., Merc., Opi. (Opium in large doses is the best antidote in poisoning), Pul., Rhs., Sep.
Duration of action 20-30 d.
Antipyrinum
Incompatible remedies.—Cof. (in excess)
Antidoted by.—Bel.
Aphis c. g.
Apis
Incompatible remedies.—Pho., Rhs. (in eruptive diseases)
Antidotes.—Athra., Asp., Cth. (the cystitis), Chi., Dig., Iod., Na. p. (urticaria), Vac., Vsp.
Antidoted by.—Cth., Ipc., Lach., Lc. x., Led., Na. m.
Massive doses, poisonings and stings are antidoted by.—Na. m. (the crude salt, solutions, and potencies), Sweet-oil (which contains salt), Onions, Ammonia, Urtica, Ipec. (powdered, applied locally)
Apium g.
Apocynum an.
Apocynum can.
Apomorphinum
Aqua m.
Aquilegia v.
Aralia r.
Aranea d.
Antidotes.—Chi., Merc., Quinine
Antidoted by.—Smoking tobacco
Aranearum t.
Aranea s.
Arbutus a.
Arctium l.
Areca
Argentum cy.
Argentum iod.
Argentum met.
Follows well.—Alm., Plat.
Followed well by.—Calc., Pul., Sep.
Argentum n.
Follows well.—Bry., Caus. (urethral affections), Spi. (dyspepsia), Spo. (goitre), Ver. (flatus)
Followed well by.—Calc., Hfb., K. ca., Lyc. (flatus), Merc., Pul., Sep., Sil.
Aristolochia mil.
Aristolochia ser.
Armoracia s.
Arnica
Complementary remedies.—Acn., Ipc., Ver.
Follows well.—Acn., Aps., Ipc., Ver.
Followed well by.—Acn., Ars. (action aided by Ars. in dysentery and varicose veins), Bel., Bry., Cac., Calc., Cham., Chi., Con., Hep., Iod., Ipc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sul., Su. x.
Arsenicum a.
Complementary remedies.—All., Cb. v., Na. s., Pho., Thu.
Follows well.—Acn., Aga., Arn., Bel., Cham., Chi., Ipc., Lach., Ver.
Followed well by.—Aps., Aran., Bel., Cac., Cham., Chel., Chi., Cic., Fer., Fl. x., Hep., Iod., Ipc., K. bi., Lyc., Merc., Nux, Rhs. (follows well in skin affections, esp. in cases treated allopathically with large doses of arsenic), Sul., Ver.
Argentum cy.
Argentum iod.
Argentum met.
Antidoted by.—Merc., Pul. (an occasional dose of Pul. favours action of Ag. n. in ophthalmia)
Duration of action 30 d.
Argentum n.
Incompatible remedies.—Cof. (it increases the nervous headache), Vsp.
Antidotes.—Amm., K. i. (fulness and indigestion after each dose), Op., Effects of tobacco
Antidoted by.—Ars., Iod., Merc., Milk, Na. m. (chemical and dynamic)
Antidotes to Ag. n. and Nt. x. are.—Calc., Pul., Sep.
next in importance.—Lyc., Pho., Rhs., Sil., Sul.
Duration of action 30 d.
Aristolochia mil.
Aristolochia ser.
Armoracia s.
Arnica
Incompatible remedies.—Wine (< unpleasant effect of Arn.)
Injurious in bites of dogs or rabid or angry animals
Antidotes.—Amc., Am. c., Caln., Cep. (toothache), Chi., Ch. s., Cic. v., Fer., Ham., Ign., Ipc., Phst., Sga.
Antidoted by, if potencies.—Acn., Ars., Cam., Chi., Cic. v., Fer., Ign., Ipc., Sga.
Antidoted by, if massive doses.—Cam., Ipc., Coffee (headache)
Duration of action 6-10 d.
Arsenicum a.
Antidotes.—Athra., Ag. n., Arn., Cb. a., Cb. v., Chi., Ch. s., Elp., Fer., Gph., Hep., Hyp. (weakness or sickness on moving), Iod., Ipc., K. bi., Lach., Leo., Mag. c., Mag. m., Mlr. No. II., Merc., Na. m. (bad effects of sea-bathing), Nux, Pho., Pb., Smb. n., Sty., Tab., Thri., Ver.
Antidoted by, chemical antidotes.—Animal charcoal, Hydrated peroxide of iron, Lime-water, Magnesia
Antidoted by, dynamic antidotes.—Opium (it may be administered by clyster if not retained on stomach), Brandy and stimulants (if there is depression and collapse), Sweet spirit of nitre (in large quantities of water if urine is suppressed)
Antidoted by, if poisonous doses.—Milk, Albumen, Demulcent drinks (followed by emetics of Mustard, Sulphate of Zinc, or Sulphate of Copper (Tartar emetic is too irritating)), Castor oil (is the best purgative)
Antidoted by, if potencies.—Cam., Cb. v., Chi., Ch. s., Eub., Fer., Gph., Hep., Iod., Ipc., Lach., Merc., Nx. m., Nux, Smb. n., Sul., Tab., Ver.
Duration of action 60-90 d.