(Artificial Sepsin)
This remedy was introduced by English
Homeopathists, prepared from decomposed lean beef allowed to stand in the
sun for two weeks and then potentized. The provings and most of the
clinical experience have been obtained from this preparation. But,
subsequently, Dr. Swan potentised some septic pus, which preparation has
also been proved and clinically applied. There does not seem to be any
marked difference in their effects. | ||
Mind. Full of
anxiety and insane notions. Loquacious. Thinks he is very wealthy.
Restless. Feels if crowded with arms and legs. Cannot tell whether
dreaming while awake or asleep. | ||
Head. Painless
throbbing. Fan-like motion of alae nasi. [Lyc.; Phos.] Bursting headache with restlessness. | ||
Mouth. Tongue
red and dry, clean, cracked, smooth, as though varnished. Throat
dry, articulation difficult. Nausea and vomiting. Taste terribly fetid.
Breath horrible. | ||
Stomach. Coffee
grounds vomiting. Vomits water, when it becomes warm in
stomach. | ||
Abdomen.
Intolerable tenesmus of both bladder and rectum. Bloated, sore, cutting
pain. | ||
Stool.
Diarrhea; horribly offensive, brown-black; painless, involuntary.
Constipation, with complete inertia [Op.]; obstinate
from impaction. Stools large, black, carrion-like, or small black
balls. | ||
Heart. Tired
feeling about heart. Palpitation. Sensation as if heart were too
full. Always can hear her heart beat. Pulse abnormally rapid, out of
proportion to the temperature. Pain in region of left nipple. Conscious
of heart. | ||
Female.
Puerperal peritonitis, with extreme fetor. Septicemia following abortion.
Menses horribly offensive. Uterine hemorrhages. Fever at each menstrual
period, consequent upon latent pelvic inflammation. Septic puerperal
infection. Pelvic calculitis. Inflammatory exudate. Postoperative
cases, with overwhelming sepsis. | ||
Fever. Coldness
and chilliness. Septic fevers. Latent pyogenic condition. Chill
begins in back. Temperature rises rapidly. Great heat with profuse hot
sweat, but sweating does not cause a fall in
temperature. | ||
Extremities.
Throbbing in vessels of neck. Numbness of hands, arms, feet. Aching in all
limbs and bones. Bed feels too hard. [Arn.]
Great debility in the morning. Soreness; better by motion. [Rhus-t.] Rapid decubitus of septic origin. | ||
Skin. Small cut
or injury becomes much swollen and inflamed: discolored. Dry. | ||
Sleep. Seems to
be in semisleep. Dreams all night. | ||
Modalities.
Relief from motion. | ||
Relationship.
Compare: Carbo-v.; Ars.; Lach.; Rhus-t.; Bapt. Complementary: Bry. | ||
Dose. Sixth to
thirtieth and higher potencies. Should not be repeated too
frequently. |