John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part IV. Repertory of Clinical Relationships Ruta – Sulphurosum ac.
Ruta
Complementary remedies.—Ca. p. (in joint affections)
Remedy follows well.—Arn., Symt.
Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Caus., Lyc., Ph. x., Pul., Sep., Sul., Su. x.
Compatible remedies.—Arn. (after, in joint affections), Symt. (after, in bone injuries), Calc. (diseases of bone), Caus. (diseases of bone), Lyc. (diseases of bone), Ph. x. (diseases of bone), Pul. (diseases of bone), Sul. (diseases of bone), Su. x. (diseases of bone)
Sabadilla
Complementary remedies.—Sep.
Remedy follows well.—Bry. (pleurisy)
Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Merc., Nux, Pul.
Sabal ser.
Sabina
Complementary remedies.—Thu.
Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Pul., Rhs., Spo., Sul.
Compatible remedies.—Ars., Bel., Rhs., Spo.
Saccharum lac.
Saccharum off.
Salicinum
Salicylicum ac.
Salix mol.
Salix nig.
Salix pur.
Salol
Salvia
Sambucus can.
Sambucus nig.
Remedy follows well.—Ars., Opi. (effects of fright)
Remedy is followed well by.—Ars., Bel., Con., Nux, Pho., Rhs., Sep.
Compatible remedies.—Bel., Con., Nux, Pho., Rhs., Sep.
Sanguinaria
Compatible remedies.—Bel. (scarlatina)
Sanguinarinum
Sanguinarinum nit.
Sanguinarinum tart.
Sanguisuga
Sanicula
Ruta
Remedy Antidotes.—Merc.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam.
Duration of Action.—30 d.
Sabadilla
Remedy Antidotes.—Bel. (salivation)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Con., Pul.
Sabal ser.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Sil. (Sbl. grows on the sandy shore), Pul. (delayed menses, Pul. also grows on sandy soils)
Sabina
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Pul.
Duration of Action.—20-30 d.
Saccharum lac.
Saccharum off.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ac. x. (?)
Salicinum
Salicylicum ac.
Remedy Antidotes.—Athra.
Salix mol.
Salix nig.
Salix pur.
Salol
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bry.
Salvia
Sambucus can.
Sambucus nig.
Remedy Antidotes.—Ars. (> ailments from abuse of Ars.)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ars., Cam.
Duration of Action.—3-4 hours.
Sanguinaria
Remedy Antidotes.—Bap., Iof. (skin), Opium, Rhs.
Sanguinarinum
Sanguinarinum nit.
Sanguinarinum tart.
Sanguisuga
Sanicula
Santalum
Santonimum
Saponinum
Sarracenia
Sarsaparilla
Complementary Remedies.—Cep., Merc., Sep.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bel., Cep., Hep., Merc., Pho., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Compatible Remedies.—Cep., Hep., Pho., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Scammonium
Schinus
Scilla mar.
Remedy Follows Well.—Bry.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ars., Ign., Nux, Rhs., Sil.
Compatible Remedies.—Bry. (After)
Scirrhinum
Scolopendra
Scorpio
Scrophularia
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Dig. (in enlarged glands.—R.T.C.)
Scutellaria
Secale corn.
Compatible Remedies.—Aco., Ars., Bel., Chi. (Teste classes Sec. with Chi. in his Ferrum group), Merc., Pul.
Selenium
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Calc., Merc., Nux, Sep.
Compatible Remedies.—Cld. (After), Na. c. (After), Ph. x. (After, in sexual weakness), Stp. (After), Merc. (Itch checked by Merc. or Sul. often requires Sel.), Sul. (Itch checked by Merc. or Sul. often requires Sel.), Sel. (Itch checked by Merc. or Sul. often requires Sel.)
Sempervivum tect.
Senecio aur.
Senecio jac.
Senega
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Calc., Lyc., Pho., Sul.
Senna
Santalum
Santonimum
Saponinum
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ars. (bracketed in print), Rhs.
Sarracenia
Remedy Antidotes.—Var.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Pod.
Sarsaparilla
Incompatible Remedies.—Ac. x. (it disagrees when given after Sars.)
Remedy Antidotes.—Merc., Opi.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bel., Merc., Sep.
Duration of Action.—35 d.
Scammonium
Schinus
Scilla mar.
Incompatible Remedies.—All., Cep.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam.
Scirrhinum
Scolopendra
Scorpio
Scrophularia
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bry. (chest symptoms)
Scutellaria
Secale corn.
Incompatible Remedies.—Aco., Ars., Bel., Chi., Merc., Pul.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Opi.
Duration of Action.—20-30 d.
Selenium
Incompatible Remedies.—Chi., Wine
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Ign., Mu. x. (in a case of mine.—J.H.C.), Pul.
Duration of Action.—40 d.
Sempervivum tect.
Senecio aur.
Senecio jac.
Senega
Remedy Antidotes.—Bry., Buf.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Arn., Bel., Bry., Cam.
Duration of Action.—30 d.
Senna
Remedy Antidotes.—Stm. (cerebral symptoms)
Sepia
Complementary Remedies.—Na. c., Na. m. (the cuttlefish is a salt-water animal), other Natrum salts, Nux, Sbd., Sul.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bel., Calc., Cb. v., Con., Eub., Gph., Lyc., Nt. x., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sars., Sil., Sul.
Septicæminum
Silica
Complementary Remedies.—Fl. x., Pul. (Sil. is the "chronic" of Pul.), Snc., Thu.
Remedy Follows Well.—Bel., Bry., Calc., Ca. p. (in rickets when Ca. p. fails), Cin., Gph., Hep., Ign., Nt. x., Pho.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Ars., Asa., Bel., Calc., Clem., Fl. x., Gph., Hep., Lach., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sep. (If improvement ceases under Sil., a dose or two of Sul. will set up reaction, and Sil. will then complete the cure.), Sul. (If improvement ceases under Sil., a dose or two of Sul. will set up reaction, and Sil. will then complete the cure.)
Silica mar.
Silphium
Sinapis alb.
Sinapis nig.
Sium
Skookum chuck
Slag
Sol
Sepia
Incompatible Remedies.—Bry., Lach. (but in one case in which Lach. in very high potency had caused intensely distressing rectal tenesmus with alternate inversion and eversion of the anus, Sep., high, proved to be the antidote), Sep. (but in one case in which Lach. in very high potency had caused intensely distressing rectal tenesmus with alternate inversion and eversion of the anus, Sep., high, proved to be the antidote)
Remedy Antidotes.—Ac. x. (gastric, pulmonary and febrile symptoms), Ant. t., Calc., Chi., Cis., Cit., Dph., Lach. (sometimes), Merc., Mr. c. (dynamic), Na. m., Na. p. (esp. eruption and swelling about joints), Nt. s. d., Pho., Sars., Sil., Tab. (sometimes)
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Vegetable acids, Aco., Ant. c., Ant. t., Nt. s. d. (Smelling), Rhs., Sul.
Duration of Action.—40-50 d.
Septicæminum
Silica
Incompatible Remedies.—Merc.
Remedy Antidotes.—Artha., Dph., Hep., Mr. c., Osm. (swollen gums), Sbl., Sul., Vac.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cam., Fl. x., Hep.
Duration of Action.—40-60 d.
Silica mar.
Silphium
Sinapis alb.
Sinapis nig.
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Bread (Smelling, immediate effects of taking excess of condiment), Nux, Rhs., Soap (When blistering has been produced by a mustard poultice, Soap is the remedy)
Sium
Skookum chuck
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Tab.
Slag
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Cb. v. (> By), Pho. (> By), Ph. x. (> By)
Sol
Remedy is Antidoted by.—Aco., Bel., Gel., Glo., other sunstroke remedies
Solaninum
Solanum arr.
Solanum car.
Solanum mam.
Solanum nig.
Solanum oler.
Solanum pseu.-cap.
Solanum tu.
Solanum tu. æ.
Solidago
Sphingurus
Spigelia
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Aco., Arn., Ars., Bel., Calc., Cimic., Dig., Iris., K. ca., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul., Zin.
Compatible Remedies.—Aco. (endocarditis), Arn. (carbuncle), Ars., Dig., Iris (prosopalgia), K. ca., Zin. (heart)
Spigelia mar.
Spiræa ulm.
Spiranthes
Spongia tost.
Remedy Follows Well.—Aco., Hep., Spo. ([Bœnninghausen's group powders consisted of a sequence of Aco., Hep., Spo., given in that order. Spo. is dry, Hep. rattling, Spo. < before midnight, Hep. < after])
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bro., Bry., Cb. v., Con., Hep., K. br., Nux, Pho., Pul.
Squill see Scilla mar.
Stachys bet.
Stannum
Complementary Remedies.—Pul.
Remedy Follows Well.—Caus., Cin.
Remedy is Followed Well by.—Bac., Calc., Hfb., Nux, Pho., Pul., Rhs., Sel., Sul.
Solaninum
Solanum arr.
Solanum car.
Solanum mam.
Solanum nig.
Antidotes.—Aur.
Solanum oler.
Solanum pseu.-cap.
Solanum tu.
Solanum tu. æ.
Solidago
Sphingurus
Spigelia
Antidotes.—Aur., Clch. (heart), Merc., Tab. (sometimes)
Antidoted by.—Aur. (restlessness in limbs), Cam., Coc. i., Pul.
Spigelia mar.
Spiræa ulm.
Spiranthes
Spongia tost.
Antidotes.—Iod., Osm. (pain in larynx)
Antidoted by.—Aco., Cam.
Duration of action.—20-30 d.
Squill See Scilla mar.
Stachys bet.
Stannum
Antidoted by.—Pul.
Duration of action.—35 d.
Stannum iod.
Staphisagria
Complementary remedies.—Caus., Col.
Remedy is followed well by.—Calc., Caus., Col., Ign., Lyc., Nux, Pul., Rhs., Sul.
Compatible remedies.—Caus. (Caus., Col., Stp. follow well in this order), Col. (Caus., Col., Stp. follow well in this order), Stp. (Caus., Col., Stp. follow well in this order)
Stellaria med.
Sticta pul.
Stillingia syl.
Stramonium
Remedy follows well.—Bel., Cup.
Remedy is followed well by.—Aco., Bel., Bry., Cup., Hyo., Nux
Strontium br.
Strontium carb.
Remedy is followed well by.—Bel., Caus., K. ca., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sul.
Strontium nit.
Strophanthus
Compatible remedies.—Fer. (in anæmia)
Strychninum
Stannum iod.
Staphisagria
Incompatible.—Rn. b. (before and after)
Antidotes.—Amb., Coc. i., Col., Merc., Ph. x., Tax. (sometimes), Thu., Trb. (toothache), Ver. (most cases.—Teste)
Antidoted by.—Cam.
Duration of action.—20-30 d.
Stellaria med.
Sticta pul.
Stillingia syl.
Antidotes.—Merc.
Antidoted by.—Ipc. (nausea from the fumes)
Stramonium
Incompatible.—Cof.
Antidotes.—Dor., Hyo., Merc., Nux, Pb.
Antidoted by.—Lemon-juice, Senna (for cerebral symptoms), Tobacco (injections), Bel., Cam. (particularly.—Teste), Nux, Opi., Pul.
Strontium br.
Strontium carb.
Antidoted by.—Cam.
Strontium nit.
Strophanthus
Strychninum
Antidotes.—Bz. n., Can. s. (large doses), Gel. (poisoning.—Jephson)
Antidoted by.—Aco. (have been advised), Cam. (have been advised), Chlf. (have been advised), Tobacco (have been advised), Aml. (convulsions), Ars., Black draught (Senna and Epsom Salts, relieved the constipation better than any other aperient), Cof. (poisoning), Hyo. (drowsiness, respiratory affection. See also under Nux), Opi. (large doses), Pas. (suggested by Hale), Oxygen (Osterwald found inhalation an effective antidote in animals), Ve. v., Sul. (30 in globules dry on the tongue brought about a rapid and almost complete relief of all the rectal symptoms of Robinson's male prover (contd.))
Succinum
Sulfonal
Sulphur
Complementary remedies.—Aco., Nux, Pul. (Sul. is the "chronic" of these three. If a patient is sleepless, Sul. may be given at night, if the patient sleeps well, it is best given in the morning, as it may disturb sleep if given at night, Nux may be given at night and Sul. in the morning when their complementary action is desired), Alo. (Sul. is generally the remedy when Alo. has been abused as a purgative), Ant. t. (Sul. follows and complements Ant. t. and Ipc. in lung affections, esp. l., and atelectasis), Ipc. (Sul. follows and complements Ant. t. and Ipc. in lung affections, esp. l., and atelectasis), Ars., Bad., Pso. (complements Sul., Pso. loves heat, Sul. hates it), Rhs. (Sul. complements Rhs. in paralysis), Sil. (An interpolated dose of Sul. helps Sil.)
Remedy follows well.—Merc.
Remedy is followed well by.—Aco., Alm., Ars., Bel., Bry., Calc., Cb. v., Drs., Eub., Gph., Gui., Merc., Nt. x., Nux, Pho., Pul., Sars., Sep.
Compatible remedies.—Calc., Ca. p., Lyc., Pul., Sars., Sep. (Sul., Calc., Lyc., and Sul., Sars., Sep. frequently follow in this order. It is generally said that Calc. should not be used before Sul.)
Sulphur hydro.
Sulphur iod.
Sulphur tereb.
Sulphuricum ac.
Complementary remedies.—Pul.
Remedy follows well.—Arn. (in injuries), Con. (in injuries), Rut. (in injuries)
Remedy is followed well by.—Arn., Calc., Con., Lyc., Plat., Sep., Sul.
Sulphurosum ac.
Succinum
Sulfonal
Antidoted by.—Cold douches (Symptoms > by cold douches)
Sulphur
Incompatible.—Au. m. (Sulphur springs are incompatible with Au. m.), Calc. (Hahnemann said Sul. should not be given after Calc.)
Antidotes.—Aco., Aln., Alo., Calc., Chi., Cnb., Cof., Con., Cop., Guac. (sometimes), Hdr. (sometimes), Iod., Ln. c. (headache), Merc., Nt. x., Oln. (chronic effects), Opi. (marasmus), Phyt. (eyes), Pul. (?), Rhs., Sep., Sul. (30 in globules dry on the tongue brought about a rapid and almost complete relief of all the rectal symptoms of Robinson's male prover of Sty.), Thu. (ailments from abuse of metals generally), Vac. (ailments from abuse of metals generally)
Antidoted by.—Aco., Cam., Cham., Chi., Merc., Pul., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Thu.
Duration of action.—40-60 d.
Sulphur hydro.
Antidotes.—(Chlm.), Osm.
Antidoted by.—Chlm.
Sulphur iod.
Sulphur tereb.
Sulphuricum ac.
Antidotes.—Cap., Lead poisoning ("Sulphuric acid, diluted, taken as a lemonade, is one of the best antidotes to the chronic effects of lead.")
Antidoted by.—Ipc., Pul.
Duration of action.—30-40 d. or 40-60 d.
Sulphurosum ac.
Antidoted by.—Hdr. (constipation)