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Emaciation
Remedies by marks
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asc-c. Asclepias Cornuti (Syriaca) phos. Phosphorus ph-ac. Phosphoricum Acidum ferr. Ferrum Metallicum tab. Tabacum sil. Silicea stann. Stannum Metallicum iod. Iodium ars. Arsenicum Album puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans sulph. Sulphur nit-ac. Nitricum Acidum lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum nat-m. Natrum Muriaticum cocc. Cocculus Indicus ter. Terebinthina sec. Secale Cornutum petr. Petroleum chin. China Officinalis sars. Sarsaparilla bar-c. Baryta Carbonica nux-v. Nux Vomica verat. Veratrum Album graph. Graphites calc. Calcarea Carbonica plb. Plumbum Metallicum ant-c. Antimonium Crudum am-c. Ammonium Carbonicum
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- Anæmia and emaciation1
- And deadness of affected parts1
- And debility after loss of fluids1
- And dropsy1
- And loss of appetite1
- Especially of upper arms and thighs1
- Extreme5
- Extreme rapid emaciation is reduced almost to a skeleton1
- General emaciation most conspicuous about neck, which is very thin and shrunken1
- Gradual or rapid1
- Great5
- Great debility and emaciation1
- Irritability1
- Lassitude, debility1
- Laxness and weakness of whole muscular system, with emaciation weakness of digestion and coldness of extremities1
- Low cachectic condition, with profound debility and great emaciation ; almost like a skeleton1
- Muscular relaxation and emaciation1
- Nervous restlessness, with emaciation and constant thirst for small quantities of water1
- Of children ; face has very old look3
- Of suffering parts2
- Progressive emaciation with dry cough and hæmoptysis1
- Rapid1
- Sensitiveness to cold air1
- With marked appetite1
- With withered old-man look1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Emaciation