Materia Medica

Allium Sativum

Garlic

Adapted to fleshy subjects with dyspepsia and ca- tarrhal affections. High livers. Patients who eat a great deal more than they drirk. Pain in hip, pain iv psoas and iliac muscles. Pulmoncry tuberculosis. Cough and expectoration diminishes, temperature be- comes normal, weight is gained, and sleep becomes reg- ular. Heinoptysis.

Head

Heavy; pulsation in temples ; catarrhal deaf- ness.

Mouth

Much sweetish saliva after meals and at night.

Stomach

Voracious appetite. Burning eructations. Least change in diet causes trouble. Constipation, with constant dull pains in bowels. Tongue pale, red papil- la.

Respiratory

Constant rattling of mucus in bronchi. Cough in the morning after leaving bedroom, with mucous expectoration, which is tenacious and difficult to raise. Sensitive to cold air. Dilated bronchi, with fetid expectoration. Darting pain in chest.

Relationships

Compare : Capsicum; Arsenic; Senega: Kali nit. Complementary : Arsenic. Antidote: Lycopod.

Dose

Third to sixth potency. In tuberculosis, dose, four to six grammcs in moderate state of dessication daily, in divided doses.

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 33. Public domain.

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