Bacillinum Burnett
מאת E. B. Nash — Leaders in Respiratory Organs
Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.
Tuberculinum or Bacillinum is indicated if there is a family history of tuberculosis. The patient complains that he takes afresh cold ever little while, and he don’t know how. Loses flesh even while eating well. Short dry hacking cough, < mornings when he may raise little. Menses do not appear when they should in young girls. The deposit or pain is like Sulphur often located in the apex of the left lung. There are ever changing symptoms, affecting first one organ, then another, travelling around like Pulsatilla, to lungs, skin, brain, kidneys, stomach, etc., and the pains like those of Belladonna come and go suddenly. Burnett in his little book on cure of consumption with the Bacilli virus is very convincing, and my own use of it is in several cases very gratifying. He used in his cases the “C,” which I suppose means the 100th potency. I have used the 30th, 200th, 1 m. and C. M. with good effect; but the preparation that has given me the best results in several instances is the D. M., made on my own fluxion machine. I almost hesitate to make such a statement because of the prejudice in the minds of many, but believe it to be better to tell the truth whether it is accepted or not. The next remedy is