Pilocarpus Microphyllus

Jaborandi

Abdomen

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Diarrhoea, painless ; during day with flushed face and profuse

Chest

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Cyanosis; collapse. Nervous cardiac affections,

Compare

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Amyl, nit.; Atrop.; Phy-- SOS.; Lycops; Ruta. Pilocarpin mur. (rapidly progressive phthisis, with free haemorrhages, profuse sweating, 2x trit.).

Dose

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One-eighth to one-fourth grain hypodermically. Atropin is the antagonist to Pilocarpin, in dose of one one-hundredth grain for one-sixth of Pilocarpin.

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Third potency. Non-Homceopathic Uses. — Chiefly as a powerful and rapid diaphoretic. It is of most service in renal disease, especially with uraemia, eliminating both water, and urea. Scarlatinal dropsy. Contra-indicated in heart failure, and in post-puerperal urcemia, and in senile cases.

Ears

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Serous exudation into the tympanitic cavities. Tinnitus. [Pilocarpin 2x.]

Eyes

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Smarting pain in

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Lids twitch. Atrophic choroiditis. Spasm of the accommodation while reading.

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Eyestrain from whatever cause. Irritability of the ciliary muscle. Eyes easily tire from slightest use. Heat and burning in eyes on use. Headache ; smarting and pain in globe on use. Everything at a distance appears hazy; vision becomes indistinct every few moments. Retinal images retained long after using

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Irritation from electric or other artificial light. Pupils contracted ; do not react to light. Staring

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Near-sighted. V^ertigo and nausea after using

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White spots before

Guiding symptoms

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Upon the thyroid and its sudorific action may possibly be due to it. Exophthalmic goitre, with increased heart’s action and pulsation of arteries; tremors and nervousness; heat and sweating; bronchial irritation. A valuable remedy in limiting the duration of mumps.

Heart

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Pulse irregular, dicrotic. Oppression of

Mouth

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Saliva viscid, like white of egg. Dryness. Free salivation, with profuse siveating.

Respiratory

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Bronchial mucous membrane inflamed. Much inclination to cough and difficult breathing. CEdema of lungs. Foamy sputa. Profuse, thin, serous expectoration. Slow, sighing respiration.

Skin

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Excessive perspiration from all parts of the S96 PILOCARPUS MICROPHYLLUS — PINUS SYLVESTRIS body. Persistent dryness of

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Dry eczema. Semilateral sweats. [Nux.\

Stomach

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Nausea on looking at objects moving; vomiting; pressure and pain in .stomach.

Text

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Pilocaipus is a powerful glandular stimulant and the mo.st efficient diaphoretic. Its most important effects are diaphoresis, salivation and myosis. Hot flushes, nati^ea, salivation and profuse perspiration. Is homoeopathic to abnormal sweats, and has achieved great success in nighf-sivcats of consumptives. .\cts

Urinary

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Scanty ; paih over pubes with much urging.

References

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