The Mnemonic Similiad

Phosphoricum Acidum ph-ac.

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Mnemonic names

Ph. a. / (A foe.) / Phebe.

Verse

Phosphoric acid,-Much the same,
As Phosphorus we find thy claim;
Presenting mental gloom intense,
Or unconcerned indifference,
As in prostration may be found
Inrooted in a typhoid ground.
Thy tongue is bitten unaware,
Thy stool entraps thee in a snare.
Thou hast a hunger in the night,
Thy stools and urine both are white,
Too oft thy calls to urinate,
That diabetes indicate.
Lewd dreams thou hast-and wind emission
From out the womb, in lax condition.
Thy ears are deafened by a roar,
Thy skull bones feeling tender-sore-
While low down tickling cough declares,
How much like phosphorus thy cares.

Mnemonic sentences

Phebe,-Has Diabetes.

Phebe Knight is taking plums and milk to Helen Ecua Uran.

This Phebe,-Who is subject to emissions of wind from the womb,-Is up at Sang Lee, with her brother.

Indications

Diabetes: Ph. a., Arg. n., Tereb., Kreo., PB., Lact. a., Helon., Euca., Uran. n.

Womb Bloat-Emissions of Wind from the Womb: Ph. a., Pho., Sang., Lyc., Brom.