Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Mercurius ac. – Pediculus

Remedy follows well.—Bel.

Remedy follows well.—Aco., Ag. n. (which follows Pul.)

Remedy follows well.—Lach. (scarlatina)

Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Caus., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nux, Pho., Pul.

Compatible remedies.—Calc., Caus., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nux, Pho., Pul.

Antidoted by.—Hep.

Antidotes.—Chr. o. (sometimes), Trb. (diarrhoea)

Antidoted by.—White of egg (Poisonous doses), Lo. i. (Dynamic antidotes (Teste)), Mr. sol. (Dynamic antidotes), Sep. (Dynamic antidotes), Sil. (Dynamic antidotes (Hering)) Also antidotes to the Mercuries generally (see Mero.)

Antidoted by.—Hep.

Antidoted by.—Hep., Lyc. (palpitation)

Antidotes.—Alcohol, Merc., Nt. x., Pho., Phyt.

Antidoted by.—Acids, Aco., Bry., Calc. (headache), Cam., K. i., Merc., Nux

Duration of action.—30-60 d.

Incompatible.—Coffee (= congestion to the head)

Antidotes.—Ar. m.

Duration of action.—1-3 d.

Incompatible.—Vinegar (it increases the painful symptoms, vertigo, &c.)

Antidotes.—Elc., Mo. a. (see Electricitas)

Antidoted by.—Aco. (esp. useful for secondary effects), Ipc. (esp. useful for secondary effects), Atr., Avn., Bel., Strong Coffee (poisoning), Oxg., Oxygen inhalations, Sul. c. m. ([Keaney (H. P., xv. 195) cured with one dose of Sul. c. m. (Swan) a man who had taken 2 grs. of morphine daily for fifteen years.])

Remedy follows well.—Bry., Merc., Rhs.

Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., K. ca., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sil., Sul.

Complementary remedies.—Sep. (Kali salts)

Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Nt. x., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sul.

Compatible remedies.—Calc., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sul.

Complementary remedies.—Sep.

Antidotes.—Chl. h., Ther. (headaches)

Antidoted by.—Cam. (unconsciousness and coldness), Cof.

Antidotes.—Bry., Merc., Opi. (it "cures the muscular weakness following the excessive use of Opium"—Hering), Sel.

Antidoted by.—Carbonates of alkalies and earths (poisoning cases), Bry. (small doses), Cam. (small doses), Ipc. (Teste says the surest antidote)

Duration of action.—35 d.

Antidoted by.—Dig. (jaundice)

Antidoted by.—Ammonia, Stimulants (effects of bite), Tab. (potencies)

Antidotes.—As. mt., Chi., Nt. s. d.

Antidoted by.—Cam., Nt. s. d.

Duration of action.—30 d.

Antidoted by.—Gui. (rheumatic and myalgic symptoms. Also, probably, the antidotes to Na. m.), Pul. (rheumatic and myalgic symptoms. Also, probably, the antidotes to Na. m.)

Complementary remedies.—Aps., Cap., Ign., Sep.

Na. m. is the Chronic of.—Aps. (its vegetable analogue), Cap. (its vegetable analogue), Ign. (its vegetable analogue)

Remedy follows well.—Ca. p., Fe. p., K. m., K. p., K. s., Na. s.

Remedy is followed well by.—Bry., Calc., Hep., K. ca., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul., Thu.

Complementary remedies.—Ars., Thu.

Compatible remedies.—Bel., Fe. p. (polyuria), Na. m. (skin disease), Thu. (sycosis and hydrogenoid constitution)

Incompatible.—Pod. (It increases the action of (?))

Antidotes.—Ac. x. (for gastric, pulmonary, and febrile symptoms), Agn. (headache), Aps. (bee-stings), Ag. n. (abuse of, as in cautery), Cean., Cin., Nt. s. d., Quinine (when diseases continue intermittent, and patients suffer from headache, constipation, disturbed sleep. Na. m. should not be given during the paroxysm of fever)

Antidoted by.—Ars. (bad effects of sea-bathing), Cam., Nt. s. d. (Smelling), Nux (will > headache if persistent, or prostration if prolonged after Na. m.), Pho. (esp. abuse of salt in food), Sep.

Duration of action.—40-50 d.

Antidoted by.—Coffee

Antidoted by.—Aps. (urticaria), Sep. (esp. eruption and swelling about joints)

Duration of action.—30-40 d.

Antidoted by See under Tab.

Incompatible.—Dig., Rn. b.

Antidotes.—Cam., Cb. v., Caus., Con., K. ca. (smelling), K. n., Na. c., Na. m. (crude or in potencies), Plat., Phyt. (smelling), Sep.

Antidoted by.—Calc., Cb. v., Caus., Con., K. ca., K. n., Na. c., Na. m., Opi., Sep.

Complementary remedies.—Ars., Cld.

Remedy follows well.—Aur. (abuse of Merc.), Calc., Cb. a. (bubo), Hep. (throat, &c.), K. ca. (phthisis, &c.), Mez. (secondary syphilis), Na. c., Pul., Sul., Thu.

Remedy is followed well by.—Arn. (collapse in dysentery), Calc., Cb. v., K. ca., Kre. (diphtheritic dysentery), Merc., Pho., Pul., Sec. (gangrene of mucous membrane), Sep., Sil., Sul. (scrofulous ophthalmia), Thu.

Remedy is followed well by.—Ant. t., Lyc., Pul., Rhs., Stm.

Compatible remedies.—Ant. t., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Stm.

Complementary remedies.—(Calc.), K. ca., Sep., Sul.

Remedy follows well.—Ars., Ipc., Mag. m., Pho., Sep., Sul.

Remedy is followed well by.—Act. s., Ars., Bel., Bry., Cac., Calc., Cb. v., Clch., Coc. i., Hyo., Lyc., Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.

Incompatible.—Lach. (After: Calc.—Hahnemann)

Antidotes.—Calc., Cnb., Con., Dig., K. i. (?), Lach., Merc., Rs. v.

Antidoted by.—Calc., Con., Hep., Merc., Mez., Pet., Sul.

Antidoted by.—Bel. (?)

Antidotes.—Alcohol, bad yeasty beer, Ars., Gel., Lau., Lead colic, Rho., Turpentine

Antidoted by.—Cam., Gel., Lau., Nux, Opi., Val., Zin.

Incompatible.—Ac. x. (disagrees when given after Nux. Nux disagrees when followed by Ac. x.), Acids, Ast. r., Ign. (sometimes), Zin.

Antidotes.—Narcotic, drastic, and vegetable remedies, Bad effects of anomalies in foods (e.g., Ginger, Nutmeg., Pepper, and so-called "hot" medicines), Æsc. (pile symptoms), Ail., Alcohol, Alo. (relieves earache), Aln. (nausea and vomiting), Amb., Am. m., Ars., As. h., Bis., Bry., Calc., Cb. a., Caus., Cep. (coryza recurring in August), Cham., Chi., Coc. i., Cof., Clch., Coll., Cu. a., Cup., Ether, Glo., Gph., Grt., Gui., Hy. x., Ind., Ipc., Iris, K. br., Kre. (sometimes), Lach., Lil., Lyc., Mag. c., Mag. cit., Mag. m., Mlr. (effects of No. I.), Merc., Mez. (neuralgia), Nux (will relieve headache if persistent, or prostration if prolonged after Na. m.), Ol. a., Opi., Ost. (lumbago), Pet., Pho., Plumb., Pod., Pul., Rhe., Sin. n., Stm., Tab. (sometimes), Tel. (epigastric oppression), Thu. (urination)

Antidoted by.—Aco., Amb., Ars., Bel., Cam., Cham., Coc. i., Cof., Eub., Ign., Iris, Opi., Pal., Plat., Pul., Stm., Thu., Wine

Remedy is followed well by.—Dio.

Remedy is followed well by.—Con., Lyc., Na. m., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Spi.

Compatible remedies.—Con., Lyc., Na. m., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Spi.

Remedy follows well.—Bry.

Remedy is followed well by.—Sep.

Remedy is followed well by.—Aco., Ant. t., Bel., Bry., Hyo., Nux, Nx. m.

Antidoted by.—Cam. (acute effects), Sul. (chronic effects)

Antidoted by.—Cam., Nux, Opi.

Antidoted by.—Iris. (chill with sick stomach and diarrhœa)

Antidotes.—Amg. (convulsions), Ant. t. (Opium in large doses is the best antidote to Ant. t.), Atr., Bel., Bro., Cam., Cic., Cnb., Col. (large doses), Cro., Dig., Eub., Gam., Hur., Hur. c., Hy. x., Iod., Lach., Lau., Merc., Nt. s. d., Nx. m., Nux, Ol. a., Pb., Phyt. (large doses), Stm., Sty.

Antidoted by.—Strong Coffee, K. pm. (solution (about 1 gr. to the pint of water. the patient is made to swallow half-a-pint every five minutes, and then caused to vomit. later a somewhat stronger solution may be given and retained)), Oxygen inhalations (patient must be kept walking about. if allowed to sleep, it may be impossible to wake him again), Ag. n., Bel., Cam., Cham. (nervous irritability), Ipc., Nux, Sars., Sul. (marasmus), Vanil., Vinum

Complementary remedies.—Plat.

Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Led., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.

Compatible remedies.—Calc., Led., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Rhs., Sep., Sul.

Antidoted by.—Bel. (laryngeal catarrh), Merc. (laryngeal catarrh), Hep. (pain in larynx), Spo. (pain in larynx), Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Ph. x., Sil. (swollen gums)

Antidoted by.—Bry., Mac., Nux (lumbago)

Antidoted by.—Carbonates of Lime and Magnesia

Antidotes.—Morphia and Strychnine poisoning

Antidoted by.—Alo., Rat.

Antidotes.—Nux

Antidoted by.—Bel. (headache), Glo. (headache), Chi. (diarrhœa)

Incompatible.—Fe. ph.

Antidotes.—Aco.

Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof.

Antidotes.—Quinine

Antidotes.—Sty. (?)

Antidoted by.—Chi. (anasarca)