Carbo Vegetabilis (carb-v) কার্বো ভেজিটেবিলিস
Vegetable Charcoal
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পরিচয়ঃ অঙ্গার (কাঠ কয়লা)। ইহা কাঠ কয়লা ও উদ্ভিজ কার্বন থেকে প্রস্তুত হয়। ইহা একটি এন্টিসোরিক ঔষধ। ইহা গভীরক্রিয়, দীর্ঘক্রিয় সোরাদোষনাশক ঔষধ।
ধাতুগত বৈশিষ্ট্যঃ পরিণত বয়স্ক, দুর্বল প্রকৃতির, মোটা, কুঁড়ে ও অলস প্রকৃতির ব্যক্তিদের ক্ষেত্রে উপযোগী।
- Antidote food / ঔষধের ক্রিয়ানাশক খাদ্য: কফি, কর্পূর ।
- Antidote / ক্রিয়ানাশকঃ আর্স, ক্যাম্ফর, কফি, ল্যাকে, এমব্রা, স্পিরিট নাইটার, নেট্রাম মিউর, ডাল্ক, ফেরাম।
- ঔষধের পরিপন্থী বা অনিষ্টকর খাদ্য Inimical food: শিম, মটর, কলাই ইত্যাদি ডাল, বরবটি, বাঁধাকপি, পঁচা মাছ, চিংড়ি মাছ, দুগ্ধ, কফি, পঁচা মাংস, পিঠা, শুকুরের মাংস, ঠান্ডা খাদ্য, ঠান্ডা পানীয়, উষ্ণ থাদ্য, গুরুপাক খাদ্য, তামাক, স্যালাড, ফল, মাখন ।
- স্বাস্থ্যহানির অতীত কাহিনী।
- ইহার রোগী সর্বদাই সর্দিতে ভোগে।
- হিমাঙ্গ অবস্থায় ঘর্ম এবং পাখার বাতাসের জন্য ব্যাকুল হয়।
- শীতলতা সত্ত্বেও রোগী সর্বদা পাখার বাতাস চায়, বিশেষ করে মুখের উপর।
- পেটের মধ্যে অতিরিক্ত বায়ু সঞ্চয় এবং উদগারে উপশম।
- হিমাঙ্গ অবস্থা যেমন প্রবল, তেমনি জ্বালাও প্রবল।
- সকল স্রাবই অত্যন্ত দুর্গন্ধযুক্ত, ক্ষতকর এবং কৃষ্ণবর্ণ।
- কার্বোভজ এন্টিম টার্টের পর মন্ত্রের মত কাজ করে।
- লবণ ও মিষ্টি পছন্দ কিন্তু দুধ/দুগ্ধ সহ্য হয় না।
- সামান্য কারনে প্রচুর রক্তস্রাব হইলে কার্বোভেজের পর সালফার উপযোগী।
- কার্বোভেজের পেট ফাঁপা সাধারণত নিচের পেটে; উপরের পেট ফাঁপায় লাইকোপোডিয়াম এবং সমস্ত পেটের ফাঁপায় চায়না ফলপ্রদ।
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উদরাময়ের
সহিত পেট ফাঁপায় কার্বোভেজ, কোষ্ঠকাঠিন্য-এর সাথে পেট ফাঁপায় লাইকোপোডিয়াম,
পেটে অত্যধিক বায়ু জমিলে অ্যাসাফিটিডা, পেটে বায়ু উর্দ্ধ বা নিম্নদিকে
নির্গত না হইলে র্যাফেনাস ভাল কাজ করে।
কাতরতাঃ
- শীতকাতর (দ্বিতীয় গ্রেড): [Dr. Robert Gibson Miller এবং James Tyler Kent]
- গরমকাতর (দ্বিতীয় গ্রেড) : [Synthesis]
মায়াজমেটিক অবস্থাঃ (মায়াজমের দোষ নষ্ট করার শক্তি)
- এন্টি-সোরিক (দ্বিতীয় গ্রেড)
- এন্টি-সাইকোটিক (তৃতীয় গ্রেড)
- এন্টি-সিফিলিটিক (তৃতীয় গ্রেড)
- এন্টি-টিউবারকুলার (তৃতীয় গ্রেড)
- ইহা তরুণ পীড়াতেই বেশি ব্যবহৃত হয় কিন্তু ইহা একটি সুগভীর ঔষধ।
মূল কথাঃ
- ভিতরে দারুন দাহ, বাহিরে শীতলতা।
- শীতলতা সত্ত্বেও রোগী সর্বদা পাখার বাতাস চায়।
- রোগ লক্ষণ বেশ ধীরে ধীরে অগ্রসর হয়।
- সামান্য কারণে প্রচুর পরিমাণে রক্তক্ষরণের প্রবণতা।
- হিমাঙ্গ অবস্থায় ঘর্ম এবং পাখার বাতাসের জন্য ব্যাকুল হয়।
- জ্বালা ও রক্তস্রাব।
- মাংশ, দুধ খেতে চায় না।
- লবণ ও মিষ্টদ্রব্য খাইতে ভালবাসে।
- খুব বেশি শীত ও খুব বেশি গরম সহ্য করিতে পারে না।
ব্যবহারস্থলঃ রোগের পতন অবস্থা, হিমাঙ্গাবস্থা, প্রবল শিরঃপীড়া, নাক দিয়া রক্ত পড়া, কর্ণস্রাব, ক্ষীণদৃষ্টি, স্বরভঙ্গ, হাঁপানি, শ্বাসনলী প্রদাহ, সর্দি, বহুব্যাপক সর্দি, কাশি, নিউমোনিয়া, স্বরনলী প্রদাহ, হৃৎশূল, ক্ষয়রোগ, রক্তস্রাব, রক্তামাশয়, কলেরার পতনাবস্থা, অতিসার, বসন্তরোগের পতনাবস্থা, দুষ্টব্রণ, বিসর্প, পঁচনশীল ক্ষত, সাংঘাতিক জাতীয় হাম, গর্ভাবস্থায় পীড়া, বমন, মূত্ররোগ, টাইফয়েড, ম্যালেরিয়া, একজিমা, কোষ্ঠকাঠিন্য, অর্শ, কর্ণমূল প্রদাহ প্রভৃতি পীড়ায় কার্য্যকরী।
ক্রিয়াস্থলঃ ইহা রক্ত ও স্নায়ুবিধানের উপর ক্রিয়া করিয়া রক্তের বিকৃতি ও স্নায়ুমন্ডলীর অবসন্নতা উৎপন্ন করে। কিন্ত শ্লৈষ্মিক ঝিল্লী, বিশেষত পাকস্থলীর শ্লৈষ্মিক ঝিল্লীর উপর ইহার সর্বাপেক্ষা প্রয়োজনীয় ক্রিয়া দেখিতে পাওয়া যায়; ঐ ক্রিয়ার ফলে ঝিল্লীতে রক্তস্রাব বৃদ্ধি হয় এবং পাকস্থলী ও অন্ত্রে বায়ু জন্মিয়া থাকে। হৃদপিন্ডের উপরও ইহার ক্রিয়া রহিয়াছে।
উপশম/হ্রাসঃ ঢেঁকুর উঠিলে উপশম। পাখার হাওয়ায়, ঠান্ডায় উপশম।
বৃদ্ধিঃ সন্ধ্যায়, রাত্রে, খোলা হাওয়ায়, বর্ষার আবহাওয়ায়, চর্বিজাতীয় খাদ্য ও দুধ খাইলে, মদ সেবনে, কুইনান খাইলে, উচ্চস্বরে পাঠ করিলে, শুইলে (পেট), উত্তাপে, শরীরের তরল পদার্থ ক্ষয়ের পর, লবণাক্ত মাংশ খাইলে বৃদ্ধি।
ক্রিয়া স্থিতিকালঃ৬০ দিন।
লক্ষণ সূত্রঃ এম, ভট্রাচার্য্য: পৃষ্ঠা-২৩৩, এন, সি ঘোষ: পৃষ্ঠা-২১৭, উইলিয়াম বোরিক: পৃষ্ঠা-১২০, নরেন্দ্রনাথ বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায়: পৃষ্ঠা-১৮৪, অতুল কৃষ্ণ দত্ত: পৃষ্ঠা-৩০৮, ই. এ. ফ্যারিংটন: পৃষ্ঠা-৩৭৩, জেমস টেইলর কেন্ট: পৃষ্ঠা-২৫৮, নীলমনি ঘটক: পৃষ্ঠা-২০১, ই. বি ন্যাশ: পৃষ্ঠা-৪৭, জে এম মিত্র: পৃষ্ঠা-২৪২, এস কে সাহা: পৃষ্ঠা-১৪১, এইচ. সি এলেন: পৃষ্ঠা-৮৩, জন হেনরি ক্লার্ক: পৃষ্ঠা-৩৯২ ।
Carbo Vegetabilis
Vegetable Charcoal
H.C. Allen
Carbo Vegetabilis
Vegetable Charcoal
For the bad effects of exhausting diseases, whether in young or old (Cinch., Phos., Psor.); cachetic persons whose vitality has become weakened or exhausted. Persons who have never fully recovered from the exhausting effects of some previous illness; asthma dates from measles or pertusis of childhood; indigestion from a drunken debauch; bad effects of a long ago injury; has never recovered from effects of typhoid (Psor.). Ailments: from quinine, especially suppressed intermittents; abuse of mercury, salt, salt meats; spoiled fish, meats, or fats; from getting overheated (Ant. c.). Bad effects from loss of vital fluids (Caust.); haemorrhage from any broken down condition of mucous membranes (Cinch., Phos.). Weakness of memory and slowness of thought. Epistaxis in daily attacks, for weeks, worse from exertion; face pale before as well as after a haemorrhage. Haemorrhage from any mucous outlet; in systems broken down, debilitated; blood oozes from weakened tissues; vital force exhausted. Hippocratic face; very pale, grayish-yellow, greenish, cold with cold sweat; after haemorrhage. Looseness of teeth, easily-bleeding gums. Patients crave things that make them sick; old topers crave whiskey or brandy; want clothing loose around abdomen. Weak digestion; simplest food disagrees; excessive accumulation of gas in stomach and intestines < lying down; after eating or drinking, sensation as if stomach would burst; effects of a debauch, late suppers, rich food. Eructations give temporary relief. Diseases of the venous system predominate (Sulph.); symptoms of imperfect oxidation (Arg. nit.). Deficient capillary circulation causes blueness of skin and coldness of extremities; vital powers nearly exhausted; desire to be constantly fanned. Hoarseness: < evenings; damp evening air; warm, wet weather; fails when exerted (< morning, Caust.). Awakens often from cold limbs and suffers from cold knees at night (Apis). Frequent, involuntary, cadaverous-smelling stools, followed by burning; soft stool voided with difficulty (Alum.). In the last stages of disease, with copious cold sweat, cold breath, cold tongue, voice lost, this remedy may save a life.
Relations: Complementary: Kali carb. Want of susceptabilty to well-selected remedies (Opium, Val.). Compare: Cinch., Plumb., in neglected pneumonia, especially in "old toppers;" Ant. t. in threatened paralysis from inability to expectorate loosened mucus. Opium: with lack of reaction after well-selected remedies fail to permanently improve (Val.). Phos. in easily bleeding ulcers. Puls., bad effects from fat food and pastry. Sulph., acrid-smelling menstrual flow and erysipelas of mammae.
Aggravation: From butter, pork, fat food; abuse of quinine, bark and mercury; from singing or reading aloud; in warm, damp weather.
Amelioration: From eructation; being fanned.
William BOERICKE
CARBO VEGETABILIS
Vegetable Charcoal
Disintegration and imperfect oxidation is the keynote of this remedy. The typical Carbo patient is sluggish, fat and lazy and has a tendency to chronicity in his complaints. Blood seems to stagnate in the capillaries, causing blueness, coldness, and ecchymosis. Body becomes blue, icy-cold. Bacteria find a rich soil in the nearly lifeless stream and sepsis and typhoidal state ensues.
A lowered vital power from loss of fluids, after drugging; after other diseases; in old people with venous congestions; states of collapse in cholera, typhoid; these are some of the conditions offering special inducements to the action of Carbo veg. The patient may be almost lifeless, but the head is hot; coldness, breath cool, pulse imperceptible, oppressed and quickened respiration, and must have air, must be fanned hard, must have all the windows open. This is a typical state for Carbo veg. The patient faints easily, is worn out, and must have fresh air. Hćmorrhage from any mucous surface. Very debilitated. Patient seems to be too weak to hold out. Persons who have never fully recovered from the effects of some previous illness. Sense of weight, as in the head (occiput), eyes and eyelids, before the ears, in the stomach, and elsewhere in the body; putrid (septic) condition of all its affections, coupled with a burning sensation. General venous stasis, bluish skin, limbs cold.
Mind:
- Aversion to darkness.
- Fear of ghosts.
- Sudden loss of memory.
Head:
- Aches from any over-indulgence.
- Hair feels sore, falls off easily; scalp itches when getting warm in bed.
- Hat pressed upon head like a heavy weight.
- Head feels heavy, constricted.
- Vertigo with nausea and tinnitus.
- Pimples on forehead and face.
Face:
- Puffy, cyanotic.
- Pale, hippocratic, cold with cold sweat; blue (Cup; Opium).
- Mottled cheeks and red nose.
Eyes:
- Vision of black floating spots.
- Asthenopia.
- Burning in eyes.
- Muscles pain.
Ears:
- Otorrhśa following exanthematous diseases.
- Ears dry.
- Malformation of cerumen with exfoliation of dermoid layer of meatus.
Nose:
- Epistaxis in daily attacks, with pale face.
- Bleeding after straining, with pale face; tip of nose red and scabby, itching around nostrils.
- Varicose veins on nose.
- Eruption in corner of alć nasi.
- Coryza with cough, especially in moist, warm weather. Ineffectual efforts to sneeze.
Mouth:
- Tongue coated white or yellow brown, covered with aphthć.
- Teeth very sensitive where chewing; gums retracted and bleed easily.
- Blood oozing from gums when cleaning teeth.
- Pyorrhea.
Stomach:
- Eructations, heaviness, fullness, and sleepiness; tense from flatulence, with pain; worse lying down. Eructations after eating and drinking.
- Temporary relief from belching.
- Rancid, sour, or putrid eructations.
- Waterbrash, asthmatic breathing from flatulence.
- Nausea in the morning.
- Burning in stomach, extending to back and along spine.
- Contractive pain extending to chest, with distention of abdomen.
- Faint gone feeling in stomach, not relieved by eating.
- Crampy pains forcing patient to bend double.
- Distress comes on a half-hour after eating. Sensitiveness of epigastric region.
- Digestion slow; food putrefies before it digests.
- Gastralgia of nursing women, with excessive flatulence, sour, rancid belching.
- Aversion to milk, meat, and fat things. The simplest food distresses.
- Epigastric region very sensitive.
Abdomen:
- Pain as from lifting a weight; colic from riding in a carriage; excessive discharge of fetid flatus.
- Cannot bear tight clothing around waist and abdomen.
- Ailments accompanying intestinal fistulć.
- Abdomen greatly distended; better, passing wind.
- Flatulent colic.
- Pain in liver.
Rectum and Stool:
- Flatus hot, moist, offensive.
- Itching, gnawing and burning in rectum.
- Acrid, corrosive moisture from rectum.
- A musty, glutinous moisture exudes. Soreness, itching moisture of perineum at night.
- Discharge of blood from rectum.
- Burning at anus, burning varices (Mur ac).
- Painful diarrhśa of old people.
- Frequent, involuntary cadaverous-smelling stools, followed by burning.
- White hćmorrhoids; excoriation of anus.
- Bluish, burning piles, pain after stool.
Male:
- Discharge of prostatic fluid at stool.
- Itching and moisture at thigh near scrotum.
Female:
- Premature and too copious menses; pale blood.
- Vulva swollen; aphthć; varices on pudenda.
- Leucorrhśa before menses, thick, greenish, milky, excoriating (Kreos).
- During menstruation, burning in hands and soles.
Respiratory:
- Cough with itching in larynx; spasmodic with gagging and vomiting of mucus.
- Whooping cough, especially in beginning.
- Deep, rough voice, failing on slight exertion.
- Hoarseness; worse, evenings, talking; evening oppression of breathing, sore and raw chest.
- Wheezing and rattling of mucus in chest.
- Occasional spells of long coughing attacks.
- Cough, with burning in chest; worse in evening, in open air, after eating and talking.
- Spasmodic cough, bluish face, offensive expectoration, neglected pneumonia.
- Breath cold; must be fanned.
- Hćmorrhage from lungs.
- Asthma in aged with blue skin.
Extremities:
- Heavy, stiff; feel paralyzed; limbs, go to sleep; want of muscular energy; joints weak.
- Pain in shins.
- Cramp in soles; feet numb and sweaty.
- Cold from knees down.
- Toes red, swollen.
- Burning pain in bones and limbs.
Fever:
- Coldness, with thirst.
- Chill begins in forearm.
- Burning in various places.
- Perspiration on eating.
- Hectic fever, exhausting sweats.
Skin:
- Blue, cold ecchymosed.
- Marbled with venous over distension. Itching; worse on evening, when warm in bed.
- Moist skin; hot perspiration; senile gangrene beginning in toes; bed sores; bleed easily.
- Falling out of hair, from a general weakened condition.
- Indolent ulcers, burning pain.
- Ichorous, offensive discharge; tendency to gangrene of the margins.
- Purpura. Varicose ulcers, carbuncles (Ars; Anthrac).
Modalities:
- Worse, evening; night and open air; cold; from fat food, butter, coffee, milk, warm damp weather; wine. Better, from eructation, from fanning, cold.
Relationship:
- Antidotes: Spirits Nitre; Camph; Ambra; Arsenic.
- Compare: Carboneum-Lampblack (Spasms commencing in tongue, down trachea and extremities. Tingling sensation). Lycop; Ars; China.
- Complementary: Kali carb; Dros.
Dose:
- First to third trituration in stomach disorders.
- Thirtieth potency and higher in chronic conditions, and in collapse.
E. B. NASH
Carbo Vegetabilis
- Vital force nearly exhausted; complete collapse.
- Blood stagnates in the capillaries; venous turgescence; surface cold and blue.
- Hæmorrhages (nose, stomach, gums, bowels, bladder or any mucous surface), with indescribable paleness of the surface of the body.
- Mucous membranes break down, become spongy, bleed ulcerate and become putrid.
- Excessive flatulence, pressing upward, stomach and abdomen.
- Hunger for oxygen, decarbonized blood; cries, "fan me, fan me hard!"
- Anæmic, especially after acute diseases, which have greatly depleted the patients; chronic effects.
- Persons who have never fully recovered from the exhausting effects of some previous illness; has never recovered from effects of typhoid, weak digestion; the simplest food disagrees; eructations give temporary relief.
- Bad effects from loss of vital fluids (Caust.); hæmorrhage from any broken-down condition of mucous membrane.
- Looseness of teeth, easily bleeding gums.
- In the last stages of disease, with copious cold sweat, cold breath, cold tongue, voice lost, this remedy may save a life.
- Coldness of the knees, even in bed (Apis); of left arm and left leg; very cold hands and feet; finger-nails blue.
- Persons who have never recovered from effects of some previous illness or injury; suppression by Quinine or drugging; typhoid or yellow fever.
- China is its great complementary.
- The most marked and valuable place for this remedy is in its power to relieve complaints from excessive flatulence in the stomach. "Great accumulations of flatulence in the stomach." "Stomach feels full and tense from flatulence." Great pain in stomach on account of flatulence, worse especially on lying down, should always call attention to this remedy.
- In the chest there is sometimes "burning as from glowing coal" and again, "weak, fatigued feeling in chest," where the choice may fall between it and Phosphoric acid, Stannum and Sulphur.
HOMŒOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA
by William BOERICKE, M.D.
Presented by Médi-T
CARBO VEGETABILIS
Vegetable Charcoal
Disintegration and imperfect oxidation is the keynote of this remedy. The typical Carbo patient is sluggish, fat and lazy and has a tendency to chronicity in his complaints. Blood seems to stagnate in the capillaries, causing blueness, coldness, and ecchymosis. Body becomes blue, icy-cold. Bacteria find a rich soil in the nearly lifeless stream and sepsis and typhoidal state ensues.
A lowered vital power from loss of fluids, after drugging; after other diseases; in old people with venous congestions; states of collapse in cholera, typhoid; these are some of the conditions offering special inducements to the action of Carbo veg. The patient may be almost lifeless, but the head is hot; coldness, breath cool, pulse imperceptible, oppressed and quickened respiration, and must have air, must be fanned hard, must have all the windows open. This is a typical state for Carbo veg. The patient faints easily, is worn out, and must have fresh air. Hæmorrhage from any mucous surface. Very debilitated. Patient seems to be too weak to hold out. Persons who have never fully recovered from the effects of some previous illness. Sense of weight, as in the head (occiput), eyes and eyelids, before the ears, in the stomach, and elsewhere in the body; putrid (septic) condition of all its affections, coupled with a burning sensation. General venous stasis, bluish skin, limbs cold.
Mind.--Aversion to darkness. Fear of ghosts. Sudden loss of memory.
Head.--Aches from any over-indulgence. Hair feels sore, falls off easily; scalp itches when getting warm in bed. Hat pressed upon head like a heavy weight. Head feels heavy, constricted. Vertigo with nausea and tinnitus. Pimples on forehead and face.
Face.--Puffy, cyanotic. Pale, hippocratic, cold with cold sweat; blue (Cup; Opium). Mottled cheeks and red nose.
Eyes.--Vision of black floating spots. Asthenopia. Burning in eyes. Muscles pain.
Ears.--Otorrhœa following exanthematous diseases. Ears dry. Malformation of cerumen with exfoliation of dermoid layer of meatus.
Nose.--Epistaxis in daily attacks, with pale face. Bleeding after straining, with pale face; tip of nose red and scabby, itching around nostrils. Varicose veins on nose. Eruption in corner of alæ nasi. Coryza with cough, especially in moist, warm weather. Ineffectual efforts to sneeze.
Mouth.--Tongue coated white or yellow brown, covered with aphthæ. Teeth very sensitive where chewing; gums retracted and bleed easily. Blood oozing from gums when cleaning teeth. Pyorrhea.
Stomach.--Eructations, heaviness, fullness, and sleepiness; tense from flatulence, with pain; worse lying down. Eructations after eating and drinking. Temporary relief from belching. Rancid, sour, or putrid eructations. Waterbrash, asthmatic breathing from flatulence. Nausea in the morning. Burning in stomach, extending to back and along spine. Contractive pain extending to chest, with distention of abdomen. Faint gone feeling in stomach, not relieved by eating. Crampy pains forcing patient to bend double. Distress comes on a half-hour after eating. Sensitiveness of epigastric region. Digestion slow; food putrefies before it digests. Gastralgia of nursing women, with excessive flatulence, sour, rancid belching. Aversion to milk, meat, and fat things. The simplest food distresses. Epigastric region very sensitive.
Abdomen.--Pain as from lifting a weight; colic from riding in a carriage; excessive discharge of fetid flatus. Cannot bear tight clothing around waist and abdomen. Ailments accompanying intestinal fistulæ. Abdomen greatly distended; better, passing wind. Flatulent colic. Pain in liver.
Rectum and Stool.--Flatus hot, moist, offensive. Itching, gnawing and burning in rectum. Acrid, corrosive moisture from rectum. A musty, glutinous moisture exudes. Soreness, itching moisture of perineum at night. Discharge of blood from rectum. Burning at anus, burning varices (Mur ac). Painful diarrhœa of old people. Frequent, involuntary cadaverous-smelling stools, followed by burning. White hæmorrhoids; excoriation of anus. Bluish, burning piles, pain after stool.
Male.--Discharge of prostatic fluid at stool. Itching and moisture at thigh near scrotum.
Female.--Premature and too copious menses; pale blood. Vulva swollen; aphthæ; varices on pudenda. Leucorrhœa before menses, thick, greenish, milky, excoriating (Kreos). During menstruation, burning in hands and soles.
Respiratory.--Cough with itching in larynx; spasmodic with gagging and vomiting of mucus. Whooping cough, especially in beginning. Deep, rough voice, failing on slight exertion. Hoarseness; worse, evenings, talking; evening oppression of breathing, sore and raw chest. Wheezing and rattling of mucus in chest. Occasional spells of long coughing attacks. Cough, with burning in chest; worse in evening, in open air, after eating and talking. Spasmodic cough, bluish face, offensive expectoration, neglected pneumonia. Breath cold; must be fanned. Hæmorrhage from lungs. Asthma in aged with blue skin.
Extremities.--Heavy, stiff; feel paralyzed; limbs, go to sleep; want of muscular energy; joints weak. Pain in shins. Cramp in soles; feet numb and sweaty. Cold from knees down. Toes red, swollen. Burning pain in bones and limbs.
Fever.--Coldness, with thirst. Chill begins in forearm. Burning in various places. Perspiration on eating. Hectic fever, exhausting sweats.
Skin.--Blue, cold ecchymosed. Marbled with venous over distension. Itching; worse on evening, when warm in bed. Moist skin; hot perspiration; senile gangrene beginning in toes; bed sores; bleed easily. Falling out of hair, from a general weakened condition. Indolent ulcers, burning pain. Ichorous, offensive discharge; tendency to gangrene of the margins. Purpura. Varicose ulcers, carbuncles (Ars; Anthrac).
Modalities.--Worse, evening; night and open air; cold; from fat food, butter, coffee, milk, warm damp weather; wine. Better, from eructation, from fanning, cold.
Relationship.--Antidotes: Spirits Nitre; Camph; Ambra; Arsenic.
Compare: Carboneum-Lampblack (Spasms commencing in tongue, down trachea and extremities. Tingling sensation). Lycop; Ars; China.
Complementary: Kali carb; Dros.
Dose.--First to third trituration in stomach disorders. Thirtieth potency and higher in chronic conditions, and in collapse.
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