Catarrh. Coryza. Cough. Ear, affections of. Eye, affections of. Measles. Skin, affections of.
MORBILLINUM
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Commentaries
Commentary and literature analysis from various clinical authorities:
- AFFINITY MUCUS MEMBRANE EYES EARS AND RESPIRATORY
- ALLERGIC STOMACH NOT TOLERATE MILK CREAM FATS CHOCOLATE AND PASTRY
- ALTERNATE WITH LUNG CONGESTION CONJUNCTIVITIS
- BRAIN TUMOR HEADACHE
- BRONCHIAL CATARRH CONTINUES WITH DIARRHOEA
- BRONCHIAL CATARRH DEVELOPS MOST DANGEROUS LOBULAR PNEUMONIA
- BRONCHOSPASM
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA HEADACHE SINCE MEASLES
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA HEADACHES SINCE MEASLE
- CATARRH OF CONJUNCTIVA AND COUGH
- CATARRHAL SECRETIONS AND TRANSMITTED BY CONTACT CLOTH AIR
- CATARRHS ARE COMMON FROM OCTOBER TILL APRIL
- CONJUNCTIVITIS PHOTOPHOBIA MEASLES IN BACKGROUND
- CONJUNCTIVITIS WITH IMPAIRED VISION
- COUGH ASSOCIATED WITH RED SPOTS ON PALATE
- COUGH RETAINS ITS CROUPY SOUND
- CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION BETWEEN LAMELLAS SHOWS EPITHELIAL CELLS MUCUS IN ABUNDANCE
- DRY COUGH DEVELOP RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION
- HEADACHE PRODUCED BY MENINGITIS ANEURYSM BRAIN TUMOR
- HYDROCEPHALUS SET IN SOON AFTER THE MEASLES
- HYPERTENSION RINGING IN EARS PROGRESSIVE DEAFNESS
- IMPETIGO AND ECZEMA
- INCUBATION PERIOD OF TRANSMITTED CONTAGIUM ELEVEN TO TWELVE DAYS
- INFECTION IS INSTANTANEOUS
- INFLAMMATION OF PAROTID AND SUBMAXILLARY GLANDS
- INFLAMMATION OF THE LYMPHATIC GLANDS
- INFLAMMATORY FEVER CATARRHAL EYES NOSE AND BRONCHIA
- LARYNX AND TRACHEA COUGH CROUP WITH RED SPOTS ON PALATE
- LUNG CONGESTION AND COUGH
- LUNG CONGESTION AND THE COUGH
- MEASEL COMPLICATED EYE TROUBLES ARE PUSHED OFF
- MEASEL COUGH UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION
- MEASEL VIRUS SNEEZING COUGHING BY MEANS OF DROPLETS
- MEASLE CATARRHAL SECRETIONS TRANSMITTED BY CONTACT AIR
- MEASLES ACT ON EYES EARS RESPIRATORY
- MEASLES CONTROL FEBRILE CONVULSION
- MENSTRUAL IRREGULARITIES LOSS OF WEIGHT
- MERASEL INCUBATION PERIOD TRANSMITTED CONTAGIUM IS ELEVEN TO TWELVE DAYS
- MIGRAINE HEADACHE WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
- OTITIS WITH DEAFNESS
- PROPHYLACTIC AGAINST INFECTION CLEAR UP AFTER EFFECTS
- PROPHYLACTIC AGAINST MEASLES AND TO CLEAR UP AFTER EFFECTS OF ATTACK
- PROPHYLACTIC GIVE TO MEASLES EXPOSED INFECTION
- PSORA SYCOSIS TUBERCULAR MIASM
- TRANSFER CONTAGIOUS UNIVERSALLY EPIDEMIC FORM OF DISEASE
- UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION DRY SHATTERING COUGH
- UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION DURING MEASLES FEVER
- VIRUS OF MEASLES
- WHEN HISTORY OF MEASLES
- WHOOPING COUGH BRONCHITIS MEASLES
- ASTHMA AFTER THE MEASLES
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS HEADACHES SINCE MEASLES
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS HEADACHES
- CIUGH UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION
- DEVELOPED LUNG CONGESTION AND THE COUGH
- FEVER COUGH GRADUALLY DEVELOPED LUNG CONGESTION
- HEADACHES SINCE MEASLES
- INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM FRACTURES ARTHRITIS AFTER MEASEL
- LUNG CONGESTION COUGH
- MEASLES FEVER UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION
- MIGRAINE HEADACHES ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
- PROPHYLACTIC EXPOSED TO INFECTION
- UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION FEVER COUGH
Clinical Applications
Morbillinum. Morbillin. The nosode of Measles. Clinical Catarrh. Coryza. Cough. Ear, affections of. Eye, affections of. Measles. Skin, affections of. Characteristics The well-known symptoms which characterise an attack of measles may all be taken as guides for its homœopathic use. Its chief use h...
General Description
Morbillinum. Morbillin. The nosode of Measles. Clinical Catarrh. Coryza. Cough. Ear, affections of. Eye, affections of. Measles. Skin, affections of. Characteristics The well-known symptoms which characterise an attack of measles may all be taken as guides for its homœopathic use. Its chief use hitherto has been as a prophylactic against infection, and to clear up after effects of an attack. My own use of it has been confined to the 30th and higher, but there is no bar upon lower potencies, and those who prefer them may begin with the 6th. As a prophylactic given to those who are, or may be, exposed to infection, I prescribe a dose of the 30th twice or thrice daily. For an attack of the disease I find nothing better than Morbil. 30, eight or ten globules in six ounces of water, a desser...
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Morbillinum.
Clinical
Characteristics
The well-known symptoms which characterise an attack of measles may all be taken as guides for its homœopathic use. Its chief use hitherto has been as a prophylactic against infection, and to clear up after effects of an attack. My own use of it has been confined to the 30th and higher, but there is no bar upon lower potencies, and those who prefer them may begin with the 6th. As a prophylactic given to those who are, or may be, exposed to infection, I prescribe a dose of the 30th twice or thrice daily. For an attack of the disease I find nothing better than Morbil. 30, eight or ten globules in six ounces of water, a dessertspoonful every two hours.─The effect of this is heightened by giving alternately Bell. 30 in the same way. These two medicines will be sufficient to carry through any uncomplicated case, and in my experience do even better than Pulsatilla. As the measles poison has a great affinity for the mucous passages, the eyes, the ears and the respiratory mucous membranes, Morbil. may be used in such cases like any other homœopathic remedy, when the symptoms correspond.
Relations
Complementary: Bell. Compare: Puls., Hep., Merc., Sul.
Clinical Tips & Practitioner Insights
"Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media after measles vaccination"
By Dr. Sunirmal Sarkar
Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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