Climacteric, sufferings of. Debility. Sexual weakness. Senility.
ORCHITINUM
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Commentaries
Commentary and literature analysis from various clinical authorities:
- CLIMACTERIC SUFFERING AND IN PREMATURE SENILE DECAY
- CLIMACTERIC SUFFERING SEQUEL OF OVARIOTOMY
- INTERSTITIAL CELLS OF TESTES STIMULATION BY LUTEINISING HORMONE
- PREMATURE SENILE DECAY AND Dr. Calvin Brobst KnerrVOUS BREAK DOWN IN CLIMACTERIC
- SENILE DECAY AFTER OVARIOTOMY SEXUAL WEAKNESS
Clinical Applications
Orchitinum. Testicular Extract. Spermin. A Sarcode. Trituration. Clinical Climacteric, sufferings of. Debility. Sexual weakness. Senility. Characteristics The use of a testicular extract in cases of senile decay and nervous breakdown was first proposed by Brown-Sequard, and formed one of the exam...
General Description
Orchitinum. Testicular Extract. Spermin. A Sarcode. Trituration. Clinical Climacteric, sufferings of. Debility. Sexual weakness. Senility. Characteristics The use of a testicular extract in cases of senile decay and nervous breakdown was first proposed by Brown-Sequard, and formed one of the examples by which he illustrated his doctrine of "inner secretions." He maintained that the various glands of the organism had, in addition to their obvious secretion or excretion, an additional secretion which was not obvious, but which materially contributed to the welfare of the organism. The doctrine is now generally accepted, and the use of the Sarcodes in general medicine is based upon it. Homœopathy can use these remedies in both ways. Orch. has been used with success, in the triturations, in...
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Orchitinum.
Clinical
Characteristics
The use of a testicular extract in cases of senile decay and nervous breakdown was first proposed by Brown-Sequard, and formed one of the examples by which he illustrated his doctrine of "inner secretions." He maintained that the various glands of the organism had, in addition to their obvious secretion or excretion, an additional secretion which was not obvious, but which materially contributed to the welfare of the organism. The doctrine is now generally accepted, and the use of the Sarcodes in general medicine is based upon it. Homœopathy can use these remedies in both ways. Orch. has been used with success, in the triturations, in climacteric sufferings; and in old-school practice in the sequelæ of ovariotomy, in cases of debility, sexual weakness, and premature senile decay.
Relations
Compare: Oophorin.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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