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bites
Injuries, bites ☞ Chap. 36 ; insects, Grin, ▌Natr. m. ; leeches, gangrenous, ▌Lach. ; musquitoes, burn, itch intensely, ▌Calad. ; of poisonous or enraged animals, ▌Amm. c., ▌Ars., ▌Bell., ▌Caust., Lach., Led., ▌Lyss., Natr. m., Puls., Seneg. ; rabid animals, ⦂ Chrom. ac. ; rats, ▌Led. ; serpent, and in hydrophobia, Anag. ; serpents, at once, before difficult respiration sets in, ▌Bell. ; venomous serpents, ▌Ars., ▌Bell., Ced., Seneg. ; serpents, chronic sequelæ, Merc., Phos. ac. ; viper, ▌Camph. ; after bite from a poisonous animal or reptile, ligate above the wound, suck the poison from the wound and expose the bitten place to heat streaming from any hot surface, a heated iron, stove, lamp, etc., without bringing the wound in actual contact with the hot surface
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
4 of 5 marks 5
acet-ac. Acetic Acid. hyper. Hypericum Perforatum lach. Lachesis arn. Arnica Montana led. Ledum Palustre
3 of 5 marks 1
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 1147 — TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES; INJURIES; bites