John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Croton chl. – Gnaphalium
Croton chl.
Croton tig.
Remedy is followed well by.—Rhs.
Compatible remedies.—K. br.
Cubeba
Compatible remedies.—Cop.
Cucurbita p.
Culex mus.
Cundurango
Cuphea vis.
Cupressus aus.
Cupressus law.
Cuprum acet.
Complementary remedies.—Calc., Gel. (overworked brain), Cicut. (mental symptoms), Solanaceæ (mental symptoms), Zin. (hydrocephalus and convulsions from suppressed exanthems)
Cuprum arsen.
Cuprum met.
Complementary remedies.—Calc.
Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Calc., Caus., Cic., Hyo., K. n., Pul., Stm., Ver.
Cuprum sulph.
Curare
Remedy follows well.—Arn. (paralysis from injury), Bar. c. (in debility of the aged), Bel. (paralysis after epistaxis)
Croton chl.
Croton tig.
Antidotes.—Rhs.
Antidoted by.—Anac., Ant. t., Clem., Rhs., Rn. b.
Duration of Action, 30 d.
Cubeba
Cucurbita p.
Culex mus.
Cundurango
Cuphea vis.
Cupressus aus.
Cupressus law.
Cuprum acet.
Antidoted by.—Bel., Chi., Cicut., Dul., Hep., Ipc., Merc., Nux (In poisoning cases, by sugar or white of egg given freely)
Cuprum arsen.
Antidoted by See under Arsen.
Cuprum met.
Antidotes.—Coc. i., Dul.
Antidoted by.—Aur. (Dynamic), Bel., Cham., Chi., Con., Cic., Dul., Hep., Ipc., Merc., Nux, Pul., Ver. (Aggravations are > by smelling Cam. Hep., or Potash soap may be used after poisoning from food prepared in copper vessels. Sugar, or white of egg mixed with milk, and given freely.)
Duration of Action, 40-50 d.
Cuprum sulph.
Antidoted by.—Eggs, milk, pure yellow prussiate of potash
Curare
Antidotes.—The poison of rabies, Strychnia
Antidoted by.—Bromine, Chlorine (In cases of poisoning, artificial respiration must be resorted to. If the poisoning is due to a punctured wound, rubbing in tobacco or salt will neutralise it.)
Cyclamen
Remedy is followed well by.—Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Cypripedium
Daphne ind.
Datura arb.
Datura fer.
Datura met.
Derris pin.
Dictamnus
Digitalinum see under Digitalis
Digitalis
Remedy is followed well by.—Bel., Bry., Cham., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Opi., Pho., Pul., Sep., Sul., Ver.
Compatible remedies.—Bel., Bry., Cham., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Opi., Pho., Pul., Sep., Sul., Ver.
Digitoxinum
Dioscorea
Diphtherinum
Dirca pal.
Dolichos
Remedy follows well.—Rhs. (in herpes)
Doryphora
Drosera
Complementary remedies.—Nux
Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Cin., Pul., Sul., Ver.
Compatible remedies.—Calc., Gna., Pul., Ver.
Duboisinum
Dulcamara
Complementary remedies.—Ba. c.
Remedy follows well.—Bry., Calc., Lyc., Rhs., Sep., Ver.
Remedy is followed well by.—Bel., Calc., Lyc., Rhs., Sep.
Cyclamen
Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof., Pul.
Duration of Action, 14-20 d.
Cypripedium
Antidotes.—Rhs. (poisoning)
Daphne ind.
Antidotes.—Chr. x., Merc.
Antidoted by.—Bry., Dig., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Zn.
Datura arb.
Datura fer.
Datura met.
Derris pin.
Dictamnus
Digitalinum see under Digitalis
Digitalis
Incompatible.—Chin. (increases the anxiety), Nt. s. d.
Antidotes.—Chl. h. (heart), Dph., Gel., My. c. (jaundice), Wine
Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids, Aps., Calc., Camphor, (Cloh.), Ether, infusion of galls, Nt. x., Nux, Opi., Serpentaria, Vinegar
Duration of Action, 40-50 d.
Digitoxinum
Dioscorea
Diphtherinum
Dirca pal.
Dolichos
Antidoted by.—Aco. (and "in cases of dentition with fever, Aco. should be given before Dol. to prevent convulsions" (Hering))
Doryphora
Antidoted by.—Earth (The local effect by), Vinegar and other vegetable acids (other antidotes are), Stm.
Drosera
Antidoted by.—Cam.
Duration of Action, 20-30 d.
Duboisinum
Antidoted by.—Cof., Lemon-juice
Dulcamara
Incompatible.—Bel., Lach.
Antidotes.—Ba. c., Cam., Con., Cup., Merc.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Cup., Ipc., K. ca., Merc.
Duration of Action, 30 d.
Echinacea ang.
Echinacea pur.
Elaïs guin.
Elaps
Elaterium
Electricitas
Ephedra vul.
Epigea rep.
Epilobium pal.
Epiphegus
Equisetum
Erechthites
Ergotinum
Erigeron
Eriodictyon glu.
Erodium
Eryngium aq.
Eryngium mar.
Erythrinus
Complementary remedies.—Au. m.
Eserinum
Etherum
Ethylum nit.
Echinacea ang.
Antidotes.—Rhus-poisoning
Echinacea pur.
Elaïs guin.
Elaps
Antidoted by.—Alcohol, Ars., Radiated heat
Elaterium
Electricitas
Antidotes.—Chl. h. (In attenuation), Mgt., Merc., Ph. h., Plumb.
Antidoted by.—Mo. a., Pho. (the effect of storms), electric shock (Effects on the back, recorded by Hahnemann as from the fumes of burning sulphur, were antidoted by)
Ephedra vul.
Epigea rep.
Epilobium pal.
Epiphegus
Equisetum
Erechthites
Ergotinum
Erigeron
Eriodictyon glu.
Erodium
Eryngium aq.
Eryngium mar.
Erythrinus
Eserinum
Etherum
Antidoted by.—Bel. (for bronchitis as an after-result of Ether anæsthesia), Hep. (Weakening effects removed by), Hyo., Nux.
Ethylum nit.
Eucalyptus
Remedy follows well.—Ars. (in relapsing fevers. A cup of Coffee > the effects)
Eugenia j.
Euonyminum
Euonymus atro.
Euonymus eur.
Eupatorium aro.
Eupatorium perf.
Remedy is followed well by.—Na. m., Sep.
Compatible remedies.—Na. m. (which also follow well), Sep. (which also follow well)
Eupatorium pur.
Euphorbia amyg.
Euphorbia cor.
Euphorbia cyp.
Euphorbia het.
Euphorbia hyper.
Euphorbia ip.
Euphorbia lath.
Euphorbia pil.
Euphorbium
Remedy follows well.—Fer., Gph., Lach., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Remedy is followed well by.—Fer., Lach., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Euphrasia
Remedy is followed well by.—Aco., Calc., Con., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sil., Sul.
Compatible remedies.—Aco., Calc., Con., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sil., Sul.
Eupionum
Fagopyrum
Fagus
Fel tauri
Ferrum
Complementary remedies.—Alm., Chi., Ham.
Remedy is followed well by.—Aco., Arn., Bel., Chi., Con., Lyc., Merc., Pho., Pul., Sul., Ver.
Compatible remedies.—Aco., Arn., Bel., Chi., Con., Lyc., Merc., Pho., Ver.
Eucalyptus
Antidotes.—Sty. poisoning
Eugenia j.
Antidotes.—Coffee, smoking tobacco
Euonyminum
Euonymus atro.
Euonymus eur.
Eupatorium aro.
Eupatorium perf.
Antidotes.—Cac., Cin.
Duration of action.—1-7 d.
Eupatorium pur.
Euphorbia amyg.
Euphorbia cor.
Euphorbia cyp.
Euphorbia het.
Euphorbia hyper.
Euphorbia ip.
Euphorbia lath.
Euphorbia pil.
Euphorbium
Antidotes.—Ars., Cit., Grt., Nux
Antidoted by.—Ac. x., Cam., Cit., large quantities of lemon-juice, Opi.
Duration of action.—50 d.
Euphrasia
Antidoted by.—Cam., Caus., Pul.
Eupionum
Antidoted by.—Gph. (effect on eyelids)
Fagopyrum
Fagus
Fel tauri
Ferrum
Incompatible.—Ac. x., Beer, Thea.
Antidotes.—Alcoholic drinks, Ars., Chi., Hy. x., Iod., Merc., Tea
Antidoted by.—Arn., Ars., Beer, Bel., Chi., Hep., Ipc., Pul.
Duration of action.—50 d.
Ferrum arsen.
Ferrum bro.
Ferrum iod.
Ferrum mag.
Ferrum mur.
Ferrum per.
Ferrum pho.
Compatible remedies.—Ant. t. (capillary bronchitis), Ca. fl. (hæmorrhoids), Ca. p. (chlorosis, hæmorrhoids), Ca. s. (hip-joint disease), K. m. (croup, pneumonia, palpitation, typhus), Kali p. (colic, threatened gangrene), Na. s. (diabetes)
Ferrum pho. hyd.
Ferrum pic.
Ferrum pyro.
Ferrum sul.
Ferrum tart.
Ferula gl.
Ficus rel.
Filix mas
Fluoricum ac.
Complementary Remedies.—Sil.
Follows well.—Ars. (in ascites from gin-drinker's liver), Kali c. (in hip-disease), Ph. x. (in diabetes)
Followed well by.—Gph., Nt. x.
Formica
Compatible remedies.—For. (after Cham.)
Fragaria v.
Franciscea uni.
Franzensbad
Ferrum arsen.
Ferrum bro.
Ferrum iod.
Ferrum mag.
Ferrum mur.
Antidotes.—Bry., Kre. (sometimes (?))
Ferrum per.
Ferrum pho.
Incompatible.—Par.
Antidotes.—Fe. p. (according to Cooper, antidoted "violent dysuria, night and day," caused by Sto. b.)
Ferrum pho. hyd.
Ferrum pic.
Ferrum pyro.
Ferrum sul.
Ferrum tart.
Ferula gl.
Ficus rel.
Filix mas
Fluoricum ac.
Antidotes.—Sil.
Duration of action.—30 d.
Formica
Fragaria v.
Antidoted by.—Bry.
Franciscea uni.
Franzensbad
Fraxinus amer.
Fucus ves.
Gadus morr.
Galega
Galium
Gallicum ac.
Galvanismus
Gambogia
Gastein
Gaultheria
Gelsemium
Followed well by.—Bap., Cac., Ipc.
Compatible remedies.—Bap. (in typhoid, influenza), Ipc. (in dumb ague)
Genista
Gentiana cru.
Gentiana lut.
Gentiana quin.
Geranium mac.
Gettysburg
Geum ri.
Ginseng
Glonoinum
Gnaphalium
Fraxinus amer.
Fucus ves.
Gadus morr.
Galega
Galium
Gallicum ac.
Galvanismus
Antidotes.—Mgt.
Gambogia
Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof., Col., Kali c., Opi.
Gastein
Gaultheria
Gelsemium
Incompatible.—Atr. (Gel. antagonises), Opi. (Gel. antagonises)
Antidotes.—Coca, Mag. p., Nx. m., Sol, Tab. (sometimes)
Antidoted by.—Atr., Chi., Cof., Dig., Na. m., Nx. m., Artificial respiration (in cases of poisoning), Faradisation of respiratory muscles (in cases of poisoning), Nitro-glycerine (Foy found a perfect antidote in one case), Strychnine (Jephson antidoted his case with)
Duration of action.—30 d.
Genista
Gentiana cru.
Gentiana lut.
Gentiana quin.
Geranium mac.
Gettysburg
Geum ri.
Ginseng
Glonoinum
Antidotes.—Ca. ar. (headache), Pal. (headache), Sol.
Antidoted by.—Aco., Cam., Cof., Nux
Gnaphalium