Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Pelargonium ren. – Russula

Complementary remedies.—Sep. (Before)

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

Compatible remedies.—Bry., Calc., Lyc., Nt. x., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sil., Sul.

Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Ca. p., Caus., Chi., Fer., Fe. p., K. ph., Lyc., Na. p., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sul., Ver.

Compatible remedies.—Chi. (before or after, in colliquative sweats, diarrhœa, and debility), Nux (After, in fainting after a meal), Rhs. (after, in typhoid)

Complementary remedies.—Ars., Cep. (all three have alliaceous odours), Cb. v., Ipc.

Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Bry., Calc., Cb. v., Chi., K. ca., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Sul.

Compatible remedies.—Ars., Bapt., Bel., Bry., Calc., Cb. v., Chi., K. ca., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Sul.

Remedy Antidotes.—Lead poisoning (one of the best remedies), Nt. x.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Aco., Coc. i., Nux, Pho.

Duration of Action.—40-50 d.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Rhe. (diarrhœa)

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Cof., Stp.

Duration of Action.—40 d.

Incompatible Remedies.—Aps., Caus.

Remedy Antidotes.—Cam., Iod., Na. m. (excessive use of salt), Pet., Rs. v., Rum., Sla. (it relieved the effects of), Tab. (sometimes), Ter.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ars., Calc., Cam., Chlf., Cof., K. pm. (well diluted and given freely (Dr. Antal)), Mez., Nux, Sep., Ter., Wine

Duration of Action.—40 d.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Electricity

Remedy Antidotes.—Atr.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Atr. (Injection of Atr. antagonises its effects), Arn., Coffee, Emetics (are of the first importance), Lil. (cured astigmatism of Phst.), Sinapisms

Remedy Follows Well.—Merc. (in sweating of rheumatic fever)

Complementary Remedies.—Pal. (both affect r. ovary, but Pal. has > from pressure)

Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ana., Arg., Bel., Lyc., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Ver.

Compatible Remedies.—Bel., Ign., Lyc., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Ver.

Remedy Antidotes.—Bap.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bel., Coffee (vomiting), Ign., Iris., Merc., Mez., Milk, Nt. s. d., Opi. (large doses), Salt, Sul. (eyes)

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Atr., Am. c. (sal volatile), Brandy

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Pul. (partially), Rhs. (partially)

Remedy Antidotes.—Cin.

Remedy Antidotes.—Aps., Rhs., Tab.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Merc. (toothache)

Remedy Antidotes.—Lead, Sil. (?), Nux

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bel., Nt. s. d., Pul., Colch. (Teste, who classes Plat. with Thu., Bro., and Castor, says Colch. is the best antidote to all four)

Duration of Action.—35-40 d.

Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ars., Bel., Lyc., Merc., Pho., Pul., Sil., Sul.

Compatible Remedies.—Ars., Bel., Lyc., Merc., Pho., Pul., Sil., Sul.

Complementary Remedies.—(Sul.)

Compatible Remedies.—Ipc. (after, in vomiting), Nux (after, in vomiting), Calc. (after, in liver diseases), Sul. (after, in liver diseases)

Remedy Follows Well.—Cannab. (Pop. t. succeeded after these had only partially helped), Cth. (Pop. t. succeeded after these had only partially helped)

Remedy Antidotes.—Ast. r. (bad effects of long abuse of vinegar)

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ac. x. (colic), Alcohol (is a preventive), Alm., Aln., Ant. c., Bel., Caus. (lead poisoning), Coc. i., Hep., Kre., Na. n. (?), Nx. m. (lead colic), Nux, Opi., Pet., Plat., Ppz., Sulphuric acid (diluted is one of the best antidotes to the chronic effects of lead), Zin., Æth. (Teste, who classes Pb. with Merc. and Ars., says Æth. is the best antidote in his experience), Elc. (he names also), Hyo. (he names also), Ple. (he names also), Strm. (he names also)

Duration of Action.—20-30 d.

Incompatible Remedies.—Salt (which increases its action)

Remedy Antidotes.—Merc. (it relieved the diarrhœa of Lo. s., but not the acute abdominal pains), Src.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Col., Lc. x., Lpt., Nux

Duration of Action.—30 d.

Remedy is Antidoted by.—Rhs.

Complementary Remedies.—Arn. (after, blow on ovary), Bac. (Bac. is the acute of Pso.), Lc. x. (after, vomiting of pregnancy), Sul., Sul. (after Pso. in mammary cancer)

Remedy Follows Well.—Arn., Lc. x., Sul.

Remedy is Followed Well by.—Alm., Bor., Cb. v., Chi., Hep., Sul.

Compatible Remedies.—Cb. v., Chi., Sul. (if Sul. is indicated but fails to act give Pso.)

Complementary Remedies.—Ag. n. (if Ag. n. flags give Pul., Ag. n. follows Pul. in ophthalmia), Cham., Cep., Lyc., Sil., Stn. (Stn. has menses too early and too profuse), Su. x.

Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ana., Ant. t., Ars., Asa., Bel., Bry., Calc., Eub., Gph., Ign., K. bi., Lyc., Nt. x., Nux, Pho., Rhs., Sep., Sul.

Compatible Remedies.—Ars., Bel., Bry., Ign., K. bi., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Rhs., Sep., Sul.

Incompatible.—Con. (sometimes), Lach., Sep. (?)

Antidoted by.—Coffee

Duration of action.—30-40 d.

Antidotes.—Amb., Ant. t., Athra., Arg., Ar. t., Asa., Aur., Bel., Bry., Ca. ar. (sometimes), Cth., Cham., Chi., Ch. s., Cof., Clch., Cyc., Ephr., Fer. (in chlorotic girls who have been damaged by Iron, Pul. has an excellent effect), Gel., Ham. (toothache), Ign. (chief antidote), K. bi. (wandering pains), K. m., Lil., Lyc., Mercury (vapours of), Copper (vapours of), Mag. c., Na. hch. (rheumatic and myalgic symptoms), Pip. m. (partially), Plat., Rn. b., Rn. s., Rhe., Sbd., Sbl. (sometimes), Sbi., Sel., Spi., Stn., Stm., Sul., Su. x., Tab. (sometimes), Thu., Toadstool poisoning, Val., Vi. t., Whisky, Zis. (migraine)

Antidoted by.—Acids, Ant. t., Cen., Cham. (Cham. and Pul. antidote each other and follow each other well. If either one has over-acted the other will probably neutralise the ill effect and carry on the good), Cof., Ign., Nux, Stn., Sul. (Teste adds), Ca. p. (Teste says when the improper use of Pul. has affected the air passages Ca. p. has proved the best antidote)

Duration of action.—40 d.

Antidoted by.—Ant. c.

Antidoted by.—Cam.

Remedy is followed well by.—Bry., Ign., K. ca., Nux, Rhs., Sep.

Remedy follows well.—Ars. (in pemphigus)

Remedy is followed well by.—Bel., Lach. (in diphtheria with denuded tongue), Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sil.

Remedy follows well.—Lyc.

Remedy follows well.—Bov. (in uterine affections, Teste), Sep. (in uterine affections, Teste), Sul.

Complementary remedies.—Mag. c. (after, when milk disagrees and child has sour odour)

Remedy is followed well by.—Bel., Pul., Rhs., Sul.

Compatible remedies.—Ipc.

Remedy is followed well by.—Arn., Ars., Calc., Con., Lyc., Merc., Nux, Pul., Sep., Sil., Sul.

Antidotes.—Alcohol

Incompatible.—Ac. x. (disagrees when given after Rn. b., Rn. b. disagrees when followed by Ac. x.), Alcohol, Nt. s. d., Stp., Sul., Vinegar, Wine

Antidotes.—Rs. v. (Rheumatic pains < on taking cold)

Antidoted by.—Ana., Bry., Cam., Clem., Ctn., Pul., Rhs.

Antidoted by.—Coffee (> by)

Antidoted by.—Ether (> by, in milk)

Antidoted by.—Cam. (antidote only partially), Pul. (antidote only partially), Coffee (antidote only partially), Wine (antidote only partially), Peruvian Balsam (The ulcers were somewhat > by)

Antidoted by.—Copious draughts of cold water (Milk and water < the pains in abdomen)

Antidotes.—Pso.

Antidotes.—Cth., Mag. c. ("Rhe. may be given after abuse of Magnesia, with or without Rhubarb, if stools are sour"), Phel. (diarrhœa)

Antidoted by.—Cam., Cham., Col., Merc., Nux, Pul.

Duration of action.—2-3 d.

Antidoted by.—Bry., Cam., Clem., Nx. m., Rhs.

Duration of action.—35-40 d.

Rhus rad. See also braced with Rhus tox. (shared row)

Complementary remedies.—Bry., Calc.

Remedy is followed well by.—Arn., Ars., Bel., Bry., Cac., Calc., Ca. p., Cham., Con., Drs., Gph., Hyo., Lach., Merc., Mu. x., Nux, Pho., Pul., Sep., Sul.

Compatible remedies.—Arn., Ars., Bry., Calc., Ca. p., Cham., Con., Lach., Ph. x., Pul., Sul.

Complementary remedies.—Rhs.

Remedy is followed well by.—Calc.

Rhus rad. See also braced with Rhus tox. (shared row)

Incompatible.—Aps. (before or after, esp. in skin affections)

Antidotes.—Aga., Ail., An. oc., Ant. t., Athra., (Ars.), Bry., Cai., Chi., Cis., Dph., Jg. r., Mlr. (effects of No. III.), Pip. m. (partially), Pop. c., Rn. b., Rho., Sap., Sep., Sin. n., Sul., Vi. t.

Antidoted by.—Ana. (if there are gastric symptoms or symptoms going from r. to l.), Am. c., Bel., Bry., Cam., Clem., Cof., Ctn., Cup. (poisoning), Gph., Gnd., Gui. (poisoning), K. sc., Lach., Led. (Teste), Merc., Plnt., Rn. b., Sang., Sep., Sul., Vbn.

Duration of action.—1-7 d.

Antidoted by.—Bry., Clem. (itching on hands and genitals, anus, lips, mouth and nose), Nt. x. (sprained pain in r. hip), Pho., Ranun. (rheumatic pains < on taking cold), Blue clay (applied externally > itching and burning entirely (Hering)), Coffee (had no effect on the symptoms)

Antidoted by.—Bel., Cam., Con., Hyo., Lach., Pho.