John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Gossypium her. – Kali ox.
Gossypium her.
Granatum
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Complementary Remedies.—Ars., Caus., Fer., Hep., Lyc.
Follows well.—Calc., Lyc., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Followed well by.—Eub., Ntr. s., Sil.
Gratiola
Grindelia
Guaco
Guaiacum
Follows well.—Caus. (Gui. is better than Caus., which it follows well when either gout or rheumatism causes distortion of limbs < every attempt at motion)
Followed well by.—Calc., Merc.
Compatible remedies.—Caus. (after, in torticollis), Merc. (after, rheumatism, gout, and syphilis), Sul. (after, in cholera infantum)
Guarana
Guarea
Gymnema syl.
Gymnocladus can.
Hæmatoxylon
Hall
Hamamelis
Complementary Remedies.—Fer. (in hæmorrhages)
Hecla
Hedeoma
Hedera he.
Hedysarum ild.
Helianthus
Heliotropium
Helix testa
Helleborus fœ.
Gossypium her.
Antidoted by.—Vb. p.
Granatum
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Antidotes.—Ars., Epn. (effect on eyelid of), Iod., Lyc., Rhs., Ther. (more chronic effects of)
Antidoted by.—Acn., Ars., Chi., Nux, Wine
Duration of action.—40-50 d.
Gratiola
Antidotes.—Iod.
Antidoted by.—Caus., Bel., Eub., Nux
Grindelia
Antidotes.—Rhs.
Guaco
Antidoted by.—Kre. (leucorrhœa), Sul. (leucorrhœa)
Guaiacum
Antidotes.—Caus., Merc., Na. hch., Rhs.
Antidoted by.—Nux
Duration of action.—40 d.
Guarana
Guarea
Gymnema syl.
Gymnocladus can.
Hæmatoxylon
Antidoted by.—Cam.
Hall
Hamamelis
Antidoted by.—Arn., Cam., Chi., Pul. (toothache)
Duration of action.—1-7 d.
Hecla
Hedeoma
Antidoted by.—Ver. (some of its effects)
Hedera he.
Hedysarum ild.
Helianthus
Heliotropium
Helix tosta
Helleborus fœ.
Helleborus ni.
Followed well by.—Bel., Bry., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Sul., Zin.
Compatible remedies.—Bel., Bry., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Sul., Zin.
Helleborus ori.
Helleborus vir.
Heloderma
Helonias
Hepar
Complementary remedies.—Caln. (in injuries)
Follows well.—Acn., Arn., Bel., Lach., Merc., Nt. x., Sil., Spo., Zin. (Bœnninghausen's powders for croup were given in this order: (1) Acn. 200, (2) Hep. 200, (3) Spo. 200)
Followed well by.—Acn., Arn., Bel., Bry., Iod., Lach., Merc., Nt. x., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Spo., Sul., Zin.
Hepatica
Heracleum
Hippomanes
Hippozæninum
Hoang-nan
Homarus
Homeria
Hura bra.
Hura crep.
Hydrangea arb.
Hydrastininum mur.
Helleborus ni.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Chi.
Duration of action.—20-30 d.
Helleborus ori.
Incompatible.—Cof.
Helleborus vir.
Heloderma
Helonias
Antidotes.—Lil. (the prolapse of), K. br. (the mental depression of)
Hepar
Incompatible.—Spo. (does not follow well, according to C. C. Smith, but see under "Follows Well.")
Antidotes.—Am. c., Ant. c., Ars., Bel., Calc., Ch. s., Cnb., Cit., Cod-liver oil (it may be used after poisoning from food prepared in copper vessels. It removes the weakening effects of Ether), Cu. s., Cup., Fer., Iod., Iof., K. i., Lach., Metals (and esp. mercurial preparations), Nt. x., Osm. (pain in larynx), Pb., Sil.
Antidoted by.—Ac. x., Bel., Cham., Sil.
Duration of action.—40-50 d.
Hepatica
Heracleum
Hippomanes
Antidoted by.—Caus. (> the paralysis of wrist), Coffee
Hippozæninum
Hoang-nan
Homarus
Homeria
Hura bra.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Opi.
Hura crep.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Opi.
Hydrangea arb.
Hydrastininum mur.
Hydrastininum mur.
Hydrastis
Hydrocotyle
Hydrocyanicum ac.
Hydrophobinum
Follows well.—Ag. n. (uterine disease), Tab. (headache)
Followed well by.—Na. m.
Hydrophyllum vir.
Hyoscyaminum
Hyoscyamus
Follows well.—Bel., Nux, Opi., Rhs.
Followed well by.—Bel., Pho., Pul., Stm., Ver.
Hypericum
Iberis
Ichthyolum
Ictodes fœ.
Ignatia
Complementary remedies.—Na. m.
Followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Calc., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Sul.
Compatible remedies.—Ars., Bel., Calc., Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul., Zin.
Ilex aqui.
Illicium anis.
Follows well.—Aconite (in hæmoptysis), Bryonia (in hæmoptysis)
Indigo
Indium
Inula
Hydrastininum mur.
Hydrastis
Antidotes.—Chlorate of potass., Merc., Ss. x. (constipation)
Antidoted by.—Sul. (head symptoms and sciatic pains)
Hydrocotyle
Hydrocyanicum ac.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Chlm., Cof., Fer., Ipc., Nux, Opi., Ver.
Hydrophobinum
Antidoted by.—Agn., Bel., Ced., Fgs., Hyo., Lach., Stm.
Hydrophyllum vir.
Hyoscyaminum
Hyoscyamus
Antidotes.—Bel., Cld. (night cough), Eth., Merc., Plumb., Rum., Stm., Sty. (drowsiness)
Antidoted by.—Ac. x., Bel., Chi., Citric ac., Stm., Vinegar
Duration of action.—6-14 d.
Hypericum
Antidotes.—Effects of mesmerism (Sul.)
Antidoted by.—Ars. (weakness or sickness on moving), Cham. (pains in face)
Iberis
Ichthyolum
Ictodes fœ.
Ignatia
Incompatible.—Cof., Nux (sometimes), Tab.
Antidotes.—Arn., Brandy, Cld. (sometimes), Chamomile tea, Cham., Coc. i., Cof., Mgt., Mgt. n., Mgt. s., Phyt., Pul., Sel., Tab., Zin.
Antidoted by.—Ac. x., Arn., Cam., Cham., Coc. i., Cof., Nux, Pul. (chief antidote)
Duration of action.—9 d.
Ilex aqui.
Illicium anis.
Indigo
Antidoted by.—Cam., Nux
Indium
Inula
Iodium
Complementary remedies.—Bad., Lyc.
Follows well.—Ars., Hep. (croup), Merc.
Followed well by.—Acn., Ag. n., Calc., K. bi., Lyc., Mr. sol., Pho., Pul.
Iodoformum
Ipecacuanha
Complementary remedies.—Arn., Cup.
Followed well by.—Ant. t., Arn., Ars. (cholera infantum, debility, colds, croup, chills), Bel., Bry., Calc., Cd. s. (yellow fever), Cham., Chi., Cup., Ign., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul., Tab., Ver.
Iridium
Iris flor.
Iris fœ.
Iris ger.
Iris ten.
Iris ver.
Itu
Jaborandi
Jacaranda car.
Iodium
Antidotes.—An. oc. (locally), Ars., Merc. (glands)
Antidoted by.—Starch or wheat-flour mixed with water (to large doses), Ant. t. (antidotes to small doses), Aps., Ars., Bel., Cam., Ch. s., Cof., Fer., Gph., Grt., Hep., Opi., Pho., Spo., Sul., Thu.
Duration of action.—30-40 d.
Iodoformum
Antidoted by.—Hep., Sang. (skin)
Ipecacuanha
Antidotes.—Ago., Alum., Ant. t., Aps. (Ipc. low antidotes medium doses and poisonings of Aps., also powdered Ipc. applied locally), Arn., Ars., Calc., Chi., Chl., Chlf., Copper fumes, Cu. a., Cup., Dul., Fer., Hy. x., K. n. (it relieved the cough of), Lau., Ln. u. (?), Lo. i., Med. (dry cough), Opi. (esp. useful for secondary effects of Mor., (Teste says it is the surest antidote to Mu. x.)), Stil. (nausea from the fumes), Su. x., Tab. (primary effects: vomiting)
Antidoted by.—Arn., Ars., Chi., Nux, Tab.
Duration of action.—7-10 d.
Iridium
Iris flor.
Iris fo.
Iris ger.
Iris ten.
Iris ver.
Antidotes.—Merc., Nux, Ol. j. (sometimes), Phyt.
Antidoted by.—Nux
Itu.
Jaborandi
Antidoted by.—Bel.
Jacaranda car.
Jacaranda gual.
Jalapa
Jasminum
Jatropha
Jatropha u.
Jequirity
Juglans cin.
Juglans re.
Follows well.—Elp. (axillary affections, black hæmorrhages), Gnd. (pain over l. eye), Sul. (head hot, cold extremities)
Juncus
Juniperus com.
Juniperus vir.
Kali acet.
Kali ars.
Kali bi.
Follows well.—Aps. (After Apis (scrofulous ophthalmia)), Cth. (After Cth. in dysentery, when, though scrapings continue, the discharge becomes jelly-like), Iod. (After Iod. in croup)
Followed well by.—Ant. t. (in catarrhal affections and skin diseases), Pul.
Jacaranda gual.
Antidotes.—Merc.
Antidoted by.—Merc.
Jalapa
Jasminum
Antidoted by.—Convulsive symptoms > by a bath
Jatropha
Antidoted by.—Placing hands in cold water
Jatropha u.
Jequirity
Juglans cin.
Antidotes.—Ana.
Antidoted by.—Bry. (angina pectoris, Bry. ϕ gtt. v. > immediately)
Juglans re.
Antidoted by.—Rhs.
Juncus
Juniperus com.
Juniperus vir.
Kali acet.
Kali ars.
Antidoted by.—K. i. (In some cases of overdosing), Ars. (For other antidotes see Ars., which it greatly resembles, and with which it must be compared)
Kali bi.
Antidotes.—Arsenical vapour, effect of beer, Merc., Mr. i. f. (also it is the best general antidote to the effect of metallic poisoning among brass workers)
Antidoted by.—Chalk (The same antidotes as for poisoning by Acids), Eggs, Hydrated Peroxide of Iron, Magnesia, Milk, Almond or Olive Oil, Soap, Bicarbonates of Soda and Potash (any one of which should be administered almost immediately after the dose), Ars. (Among the dynamic antidotes are), Lach. (croup, diphtheria, &c.), Pul. (wandering pains)
Duration of action.—30 d.
Kali br.
Follows well.—Aco. (in croup), Spo. (in croup), Eug. (in acne)
Kali car.
Complementary remedies.—Cb. v. (K. ca. is complementary to), Na. m., Nt. x., Pho., Sep., Cb. v. (Complementary to K. ca. are), Nux
Follows well.—Bry., K. sul., Lyc., Na. m., Pho., Stn.
Followed well by.—Ars., Cb. v., Fl. x., Lyc., Nt. x., Pho., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Kali chlori.
Kali chloro.
Kali cit.
Kali cy.
Kali fer.
Kali iod.
Follows well.—Merc.
Followed well by.—Nt. x.
Kali mur.
Follows well.—Ca. fl., Ca. p., Fe. p.
Kali nit.
Follows well.—Aco. (in dysentery), Bel., Calc., Pul., Rhs., Sep.
Followed well by.—Bel., Calc., Nux (in dysentery), Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Kali ox.
Kali br.
Antidotes.—Lead-poisoning
Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids, Cam., Hlon. (mental depression), Oils, Nux, Zin.
Kali car.
Antidotes.—Dul., Gam., Nt. s. d.
Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof., Nt. s. d.
Duration of action.—40-50 d.
Kali chlori.
Antidotes.—Merc.
Antidoted by.—Hdr.
Kali chloro.
Kali cit.
Kali cy.
Antidoted by.—Nitrate of Cobalt (?)
Kali fer.
Kali iod.
Antidotes.—K. as. (It antidoted in some cases of over-dosing with), Lead-poisoning, Merc., Mez.
Antidoted by.—Ag. n. (> "fulness and indigestion after each dose" caused by K. i.), Aur., Hep., Nt. x. (12 or 30 often gives vast relief to syphilitics who have been saturated with K. i. under old-school treatment and are getting < under it. This includes cases of iritis. Actinomycosis affecting the anal region has been cured with Nt. x. 30, after massive doses of K. i. had been administered to patient under old-school doctors)
Kali mur.
Antidotes.—Merc.
Antidoted by.—Bel., Ca. s., Hdr., Pul.
Kali nit.
Incompatible remedies.—Cam. (Smelling Cam. intensified the sufferings)
Antidotes.—Cth. (sometimes), Caus. (the renal symptoms of), Nt. s. d.
Antidoted by.—Ipc. (> the cough), Nt. s. d. (smelling)
Duration of action.—30-40 d.
Kali ox.