Mercurius iodatus flavus
mer-iod-flaProto-iodide of Mercury Throat affections, with greatly swollen glands and characteristic coating of tongue. Worse, right side. Chancre; induration remains long time. Swollen inguinal glands, large and hard. Mammary tumors, with tendency to much warm perspiration and gastric disturbances.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — Materia Medica
Mercurius iodatus flavus — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
(Proto-iodatus) Faint or dizzy on rising. Forehead aches. Cornea looks scratched or chipped. Dark circles under eyes. Swelling below r. eye (Arn.). Jaws tired from clenching during sleep. Teeth on edge, < heat, cold and sweets. Pyorrhœa. Moist, filmy coat on tongue or YELLOW AT BASE. Sorethroat (r. then l.); swelled tonsils; > cold drinks. Tonsilitis. Hawks lumps from posterior nares. Yellow leucorrhœa; of children. Heart, then head pains. Palpitation, with dyspnœa, < lying on back. Numb knees. Swollen glands; cervicals. Syphilis. Flat warts.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — general · James Tyler Kent
of Mercury.) There are sore throats that especially call for the proto-iodide. When in sore throats the inflammation and pain predominantly affect the right side, and there is a tendency to remain on the right side, or if the Merc. state is present and the sore throat goes from right to left, it is the proto-iodide you want. The patient that needs this remedy for constitutional troubles will be worse during rest and from a warm room and better in the open air. This is especially true when the patient needs Merc. prot. in neuritis of the right arm that comes on in writers. The arm then is very painful when writing, from passive motion, from rubbing, from pressure, from both beat and cold, but better from walking in the open! air. Complaints are nearly all worse on the right side of the body.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Odors. Raising up. Warm drinks. Lying on left side.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — modalities better · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Open air.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — tongue · William Boericke
Coated thickly; yellow at the base. Tip and edges may be red and take imprint of teeth.
Mercurius iodatus flavus — throat · William Boericke
Lacunar tonsillitis. When only the superficial part of the tonsil is involved. Cheesy exudates with offensive breath. Swelling begins on right side. Small ulcers on posterior pharynx. Easily detached patches on inflamed pharynx and fauces; worse on right tonsil; much tenacious mucus. Sensation of a lump. Constant inclination to swallow.
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