Angina pectoris. Arteries, affections of. Asthma. Congestion. Headache. Paralysis. Sweating.
CALCAREA HYPOPHOSPHOROSA
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Clinical Applications
Calcarea Hypophosphorosa. Hypophosphite of Lime. Ca 2PH2O2. Trituration and solution. Clinical Angina pectoris. Arteries, affections of. Asthma. Congestion. Headache. Paralysis. Sweating. Characteristics This salt has been proved by A. R. Barrett and a friend, who each took one grain of 2x trit. ...
General Description
Calcarea Hypophosphorosa. Hypophosphite of Lime. Ca 2PH2O2. Trituration and solution. Clinical Angina pectoris. Arteries, affections of. Asthma. Congestion. Headache. Paralysis. Sweating. Characteristics This salt has been proved by A. R. Barrett and a friend, who each took one grain of 2x trit. The following are the chief symptoms it caused: Dull, heavy pressure from whole top of head between frontal and occipital bones; pain generally increased with increasing depression. Great fulness and oppression round heart, fulness throughout thorax and head; veins of upper parts and upper extremities stand out like whipcords. Dyspnœa; must have air. Profuse sweat all over. Complete loss of muscular power with loss of desire to move. Pallor of skin. With the first trituration Nash cured a boy of...
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Calcarea Hypophosphorosa.
Clinical
Characteristics
This salt has been proved by A. R. Barrett and a friend, who each took one grain of 2x trit. The following are the chief symptoms it caused: Dull, heavy pressure from whole top of head between frontal and occipital bones; pain generally increased with increasing depression. Great fulness and oppression round heart, fulness throughout thorax and head; veins of upper parts and upper extremities stand out like whipcords. Dyspnœa; must have air. Profuse sweat all over. Complete loss of muscular power with loss of desire to move. Pallor of skin. With the first trituration Nash cured a boy of eight who had several abscesses in and around the knee-joint. The tibia was ulcerated, and the ragged edge of the bone protruded through the surface. There was emaciation, loss of appetite, and he was as pale as a corpse. The appetite returned at once in great force.
Relations
Compare: Calc. phos., Glon., Baryt. c.; K. ca. (excessive sweating, weakness, pallor); Cact. (heart and arteries).
1. Mind
Mental depression.─Indisposition to move.
2. Head
Dull, heavy pain, pressive, across top of head, including whole of parietal bones, increasing gradually, mental depression increasing in proportion; general sense of fulness, with oppression round heart, followed.─As symptoms subsided, pain (dull, pressive) left vertex, passed to forehead, pain extending from r. to l. temple throughout whole frontal bone.
19. Heart
Following headache, great fulness and oppression round heart; fulness throughout whole thorax and head, veins of hands, arms, neck, and head standing out like whipcords; no flushing or perceptible increase in pulse; dyspnœa, must have windows open; profuse sweat; complete loss of power.
24. Generalities
Limbs perfectly powerless; unable to rise from chair or move either arms or legs in the least; generally unable to speak except in a low monotone.─Total loss of all desire to move or make any muscular exertion, with inability to do so.
27. Fever
Profuse sweat all over.─When the symptoms had passed off, lips were dry and cracked, as from fever; considerable thirst.
Calcarea hypophosphorosa
Calcarea hypophosphorosa
Generalities
• Hypophosphate of Calcium is indicated in those persons who become pale, weak, with violent drenching sweat, rapidly emaciate, with extreme debility, on account of vital losses or continued abscesses having reduced the vitality.
• Emaciation of children.
Worse
• Vital losses.
Mind
• Excitable nervous and sleepless.
• Talks rapidly, and easily angered.
Ear
• Frying or sizzling in ears.
Stomach
• Ravenous hunger agg. 2 hours after meals amel. when stomach is full.
• Loss of appetite.
Abdomen
• Sore throbbing in spleen.
• Mesenteric tuberculosis.
• Diarrhoea; of phthisis.
Respiratory
• Acute pain in chest.
• Cough; of phthisis.
• Bleeding from the lungs.
• Asthma.
• Bronchitis.
Heart
• Angina Pectoris.
• Veins stand out like whip-cord.
Extremities
• Habitually cold extremities.
Sleep
• Starts in sleep.
Skin
• Exhausting night sweat.
• Acne pustulosa all over the body.
Related
• Chin.
CALCAREA HYPOPHOSPHORICA
REGION:
Nutrition.
WORSE:
Vital losses.
Pale and weak, with violent drenching sweats. Rapid and extreme debility or emaciation. Scrofula. Pædatrophy. .................... Excitable, nervous and sleepless. Frying or sizzling in ears. Ravenous hunger, < 2 hours after meals; only > when stomach is full. Anorexia. Sore throbbing in spleen. Diarrhœa. Bronchitis. Starts in sleep. Exhausting nightsweats.
REMEDY RELATION
Related: Chin.
Clinical Tips & Practitioner Insights
"CALC. CARB. is of special value in cases of pedunculated fibroids: CALC. PHOS. when sessile."
By Dr. Burnett, M.D.
Pedunculated Fibroids
"CALC. CARB. in earache: With stitching, throbbing pain, making the child cry out; its symptoms resemble BELLADONNA with the flushing of the pale face,high temperature and the dilated pupils. Where BELLADONNA is insufficient or ineffective, CALC. CARB will go deeper to relieve or cure."
By Dr. John V.Allen.Jr., M.D.
Earache
"In biliary colic, CALC. CARB. has never failed me."
By Dr. Hughes, L.R.C.P.
Biliary Colic
"CALC must not be administered at full or new moon, because those are the days of its aggravation. In phthisis, a repetition is almost always dangerous. In such a case, if CALC is indicated, I would recommend a single dose of the remedy in the 30th potency. You may go higher and repeat it, if you like, but do not lay blame on me, when the case gets irretrievably spoiled."
By Dr. K.C.Bhanja
Phthisis
"If you have a case of Meniere-s disease, consider CALC. CARB. It is a near specific."
By Dr. Schwarts
Meniere-s Disease
"CALC. CARB. is an excellent remedy for galactorrhoea. It will often modify the lacteal secretion and serve as a preventive of mammary abscess after weaning."
By Dr. Sheldon Leavitt, M.D.
Galactorrhoea
"CALC.CARB. is indicated late in tuberculosis when large cavities are forming; it acts particularly upon the right lung about its middle third."
By Dr. Farrington, M.D.
Tuberculosis
"Breast tumour"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Breast Tumour
"Carpal tunnel syndrome"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
"Cervical spondylosis"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Cervical Spondylosis
"Kidney tuberculosis"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Renal Tuberculosis
"Epileptic convulsions with valvular disease"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Epilepsy
"Hair falling in patches"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Alopecia
"Kidney failure (Avoid dialysis). To be used alternately with Sulph, Syph, Lyc, Thuj three times a day. Will surely relieve the patient and after few days, no need of dialysis"
By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines)
Renal Failure
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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