Pocket Manual of Homeopathic Materia Medica and Repertory and a Chapter on Rare and Uncommon Remedies;

General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1903 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CINERAMA -- CINNABARIS. 201 CINERARIA. (Dusty Miller.) Has some reputation in the cure of cataract and corneal opacities. Is used externally by instilling into the eye one drop four or five times a day. This must be kept up for several months. Compare in cataract Phos. and Platanus. CINNABARIS. (Mercuric Sulphide.) For certain forms of ciliary neuralgia and ulcera- tion upon a syphilitic base, this remedy is most effective. Eyes. -- Pain from lachrymal duct around eye to temple, from inner canthus- across brows to ear. Severe shooting pain in bones of orbit, especially running from inner to outer canthus in the bone. Redness of whole eye. Nose. -- Pressive sensation, as from heavy spectacles. Pain about root, extending into bones on each side. [Aur.; Kal. hyd.] Extremities. -- Pain in forearm from elbow down including hands. Throat. -- Stringy mucus passed through posterior nares into throat. Dryness of mouth and throat; must rinse the mouth. Fiery-looking ulcers in mouth and throat. Male. -- Prepuce swollen; warts on it which bleed easily. Testicles enlarged; buboes. Angry-looking chancres. Syphilides, squamous and vesicular. 2O2 CINNABARIS -- CINNAMONUM -- CISTUS. Female. -- LeucorrhcEa. Feeling of pressure in vagina. Skin. -- Very fiery-red-ook'mg ulcers. Nodes on shin-bones. Buboes. Condylomata, easily bleeding. Relationship. -- Compare: Hepar; Nitr. ac.; Thuja; Sep. Antidotes: Hepar; Sulph. Dose -- First to third trituration. CINNAMONUM. (Cinnamon.) Cancer where pain and fetor are present. Best when skin is intact. Its use in haemorrhages has abundant clinical justificati...