Calcarea hypophosphorosa
Richard Hughes & Jabez P. Dake দ্বারা — A Cyclopaedia of Drug Pathogenesy
Historical reference for practitioners and students. The statements below reflect the named author’s homeopathic teaching and do not establish treatment effectiveness. This text is not medical advice and must not replace appropriate diagnosis or care.
Volume IV — Appendix
CALCAREA HYPOPHOi
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I. Provingi. — i. Dr. A. R. Barrett, friend, each took I gr. of the 2x trit. Th« in both provers, within i h. and lasting i dull heavy pain, pressive, on top of head acre, frontal and occipital bones ; the pain grad grew correspondingly more depressed in fe^ fulness and sensation of oppression around hi
out whole thorax and head, the veins of hands, arms, neck, and head standing out like cords; no flushing, no perceptible increase in pulse; dyspnoea, must have windows open ; profuse sweat all over ; limbs iwrfectly powerless ; unable to rise from chair or move either arms or Kp in the least, gradually unable to speak except in a low monotone, evidently ft-om muscular inability. Total loss of all desire and inability to move or make any muscular exertion. Symptoms were about \ h. "Oching this point, lasted about | h., and then began gradually to pass off. At they did so, pain left vertex and passed to forehead, pain extending from r. to 1. temple throughout whole frontal bone, a dull pressive pain the muscles gradually recovered power ; cardiac sensations passed >^y, leaving only sense of mental depression. No pains except above. Subjects both between 35 and 40, weigh 120^125 lbs. ; light com- I^zioD, nervo-sanguine temperament ; both in good health. When . the symptoms had passed off, lips were dry and cracked as from fever, considerable thirst ; pulse normal (75 — 80) or slightly weak ; temp, normal. {Hahn. Monthly y Sept., 1879, P* 539*)