Homoeopathic domestic physician, in three parts : containing the treatment of diseases ... also an abridged materia medica / revised ... with ... notes, by John Epps ; the third part ... by George N. Epps.

  • Pulte, J. H. (Joseph Hippolyt), 1811-1884.
Date:
1859
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    Belladonna. Loss of consciousness, or constant anxiety, with weeping, fear, crying with malicious feeling, particularly in children; also, when Opium and Aconite have been in- sufficient for fright. Capsicum. For sleeplessness from home - sickness, with heat and redness of the cheeks. Chamomilla. For the following consequences of anger : bitter taste in the mouth, nausea, vomiting of bilious matter, cutting colic) pressure in the stomach, headache, fever, thirst, restlessness, asthma, suffocating fits ; in children, convulsions or gastric derangement after eating or drinking, shortly after an angry fit. Bryonia. Chilliness and shuddering over the whole body; vehement anger ; loss of appetite ; nausea ; vomiting of bile. Coffcea. Nervousness from great joy, with trembling and faintness, especially in females and children. Colocynth. From chagrin or mortification—colic, cramps in the stomach, nausea, bitter vomiting, sleeplessness. Ilyoscyamus. From fear—stupefaction and apathy, inability to swallow, convulsions, sudden starts or involuntary laughing during sleep, desire to escape ; and, also, From unhappy love—jealousy, restlessness, running about. Ignatia. From fright, mortification, chagrin, grief, espe- cially after losing a friend — irresistible grief, headache, vertigo, vomiting, gastric symptoms, or even convulsions, especially in children from fright, or from unhappy love. Mercury. From fright, mortification, or home-sickness— as great anguish, trembling, and restlessness; sudden starting from sleep; congestion of blood on the least motion; sleep- lessness ; cannot bear the warmth of the bed ; nervousness ; quarrelsome mood ; complains of everybody, even one's own family ; constant shivering ; night sweats. Nux vomica. From anger—particularly after having eaten or drunk something, or after Chamomilla or Bryonia has been given without effect.