Ferrum metallicum

Ferrum metallicum A case of Ferrum metallicum ... which remedy to prescribe. I can think of an exception: Ferrum metallicum. In the ...

Ferrum metallicum

A case of Ferrum metallicum

... which remedy to prescribe. I can think of an exception: Ferrum metallicum. In the past ten to fifteen years, it has been bruited here and ...

Ferrum metallicum

... Text.       We will take up the study of Ferrum metallicum. The Old School has been giving Iron for anemia throughout all ...

Ferrum metallicum

... and digestive sphere and contains organic iron.)      FERRUM ACETICUM (alkaline urine in acute diseases. Pain in right deltoid. ... vomiting of food after eating, hemoptysis).      FERRUM ARSENICUM (enlarged liver and spleen, with fever; undigested stool; ...

Help for restless leg syndrome

... sympathetic people. Often have a weak bladder.       Ferrum metallicum: The restless limbs may be from pains that compel the part to be ...

Dissolving Scar Tissue, Growths, & Tumors

... As I looked at Bill, I could not help but think of Ferrum metallicum , the homeopathic remedy prepared from iron. Here indeed was the ...

NCH Conference - Materia Medica of the Homeopathic Metal Remedies

... for trading purposes. The precious metals are gold (Aurum metallicum), silver (Argentum metallicum), and the platinum group (Platina, ... Platina and Palladium have the delusion of being big; while Ferrum (iron), a base metal, has the delusion that the surroundings are too ...

Dynamic Medicine - The substance and the patient

... benefit from Argentum nitricum (silver nitrate) and Argentum metallicum (silver). One older, diabetic woman in our practice who had spent ... Argentum metallicum, and is still singing today. A case of Ferrum metallicum (iron), in which the person had iron-willed determination and ...

Energy and Endurance for Marathons and Beyond

... although there are many other cramp remedies such as Cuprum metallicum. (I think that Mag phos works best for cramps during prolonged ... emotional trauma. Keep up your energy Ferrum phosphoricum 6x, the cell salt, can help maintain your energy while ...

Persons of sanguine temperament;; pettish, quarrelsome, disputative, easily excited, least contradiction angers (Anac., Coc., Ign.); > mental exertion. Irritability: slight noises like crackling of paper drive him to despair (Asar., Tar.). Women who are weak, delicate, chlorotic, yet have a fiery red face. Extreme paleness of the face, lips and mucous membranes which becomes red and flushed on the least pain, emotion or exertion. Blushing (Amyl., Coca.). Erethitic chlorosis, worse in winter. Red parts become white; face, lips, tongue and mucous membrane of mouth. Vertigo: with balancing sensation,, as if on water; on seeing flowing water; when walking over water, as when crossing a bridge (Lys.); on descending (Bor., Sanic.). Headache: hammering, beating, pulsating pains, must lie down; with aversion to eating or drinking. For two, three or four days every two or three weeks. Menses: too early, too profuse, too long lasting, with fiery red face; ringing in the ears; intermit two or three days and then return; flow pale, watery, debilitating. Haemorrhagic diathesis; blood bright red, coagulates easily (Fer. p., Ipec., Phos.). Regurgitation and eructation of food in mouthfuls (Alum.). without nausea. Canine hunger, or loss of appetite, with extreme dislike for all food. Vomiting: immediately after midnight; of ingesta, as soon as food is eaten; leaves table suddenly and with one effort vomits everything eaten, can sit down and eat again; sour, acid (Lyc., Sul. ac.). Diarrhoea: undigested stools at night, or while eating or drinking (Crot. t.); painless with a good appetite; of consumptives [Compare Kent's Lectures]. Constipation: from intestinal atony; ineffectual urging; stools hard, difficult, followed by backache or cramping pain in rectum; prolapsus recti of children; itching on anus at night. Always feels better by walking slowly about, although weakness obliges the patient to lie down. Cough only in the day time (Euphr.); relieved by lying down; > by eating (Spong.). Dropsy; after loss of vital fluids; abuse of quinine; suppressed intermittent (Carbo v., Cinch.).