Boger › CONDITIONS OF AGGRAVATION AND AMELIORATION IN GENERAL › Coryza, catarrh
Suppressed, agg.
Remedies by marks
4 of 4 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 3
bry. Bryonia Alba nux-v. Nux Vomica calc. Calcarea Carbonica
3 of 4 marks 10
dulc. Dulcamara am-m. Ammonium Muriaticum fl-ac. Fluoricum Acidum sil. Silicea puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans nit-ac. Nitricum Acidum ip. Ipecacuanha sep. Sepia chin. China Officinalis kali-bi. Kali Bichromicum
2 of 4 marks 19
phos. Phosphorus thuj. Thuja Occidentalis ars. Arsenicum Album sulph. Sulphur lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum nat-m. Natrum Muriaticum con. Conium Maculatum petr. Petroleum calad. Caladium Seguinum rhod. Rhododendron nux-m. Nux Moschata lach. Lachesis graph. Graphites ambr. Ambra Grisea samb. Sambucus Nigra carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis kali-c. Kali Carbonicum teucr. Teucrium Marum Verum am-c. Ammonium Carbonicum
1 of 4 marks 21
zinc. Zincum Metallicum hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum sul-ac. Sulphuricum Acidum stann. Stannum Metallicum stram. Stramonium caust. Causticum sabad. Sabadilla cham. Chamomilla mang. Manganum cina. Cina spong. Spongia Tosta spig. Spigelia Anthelmia nat-c. Natrum Carbonicum sars. Sarsaparilla merc. Mercurius Vivus laur. Laurocerasus verat. Veratrum Album mag-m. Magnesia Muriatica par. Paris Quadrifolia mag-c. Magnesia Carbonica kreos. Kreosotum
Cite
C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition (1905), p. 1105 — CONDITIONS OF AGGRAVATION AND AMELIORATION IN GENERAL; Coryza, catarrh; Suppressed, agg.