Mercurius cyanatus
merc-cyaCyanide of Mercury Acute infections, pneumonia, nephritis. Its action is similar to that of the toxines of infections diseases. Great and rapid prostration, tendency toward hæmorrhages, from the different orifices, of dark fluid blood, cyanosis, rapid respiration and heart action, albuminuria and twitching and jerking of muscles. Typhoid pneumonia. Livid states from great struggling, where suffocation is imminent and paralysis of lung threatening; great sweat. Affects most prominently the buccal
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Mercurius cyanatus — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Early, rapid and extreme prostration; with tremor, coldness and cyanosis. Putridity. Rapid, local destruction. .................... Cutting pains in throat or larynx. Much thick, or grayish membrane in throat. Septic diphtheria; of soft parts; has prophylactic value. Enlarged tonsils. Early and complete anorexia. Croupy cough. Cough causes suffocation. Weak heart. Sweatiness.
Mercurius cyanatus — general · James Tyler Kent
Given a Merc. base and diphtheria, when the membrane is greenish and inclined to spread through the nose and involve a large surface, the Cyanide of Mercury is needed. It has exudation more marked than any other form of Mercury. Malignant forms of diphtheria, rapidly forming, and with phagedenic ulceration.
Mercurius cyanatus — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Swallowing. Speaking.
Mercurius cyanatus — head · William Boericke
Great excitement, fits of passion; fury; talkativeness. Atrocious headache. Eyes sunken; face pale.
Mercurius cyanatus — mouth · William Boericke
Covered with ulcerations. Tongue pale. Free salivation. Fetor of breath. Pain and swelling of salivary glands. Astringent taste. Ulcerations of mouth have a gray membrane.
Mercurius cyanatus — throat · H.C. Allen
Malignant diphtheria with intense redness of fauces and great difficulty of swallowing; pseudo-membranous formation extends all over fauces and down throat; putrid, gangrenous diphtheria, with phagedenic ulceration; membranous croup. When it corresponds to the genus epidemicus, like every other remedy, is effective as a prophylactic.
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