The characteristic peculiarities of Arnica montana.
- The pains increase by talking, moving about, blowing, and even by every sound.
- The pains quickly wander from one part to another.
- The violence of the pains almost makes him crazy.
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Kartik Murtys
The characteristic peculiarities of Arnica montana. The pains increase by talking, moving about, blowing, and even by every sound. The pains quickly wander from one part to another. The violence of the pains almost makes him crazy.

The characteristic peculiarities of Arnica montana.

Philosophy
The choice of the Remedy When any long standing case comes to us and the patient dates the beginning of the trouble to going in swimming or falling into water we think of Antimonium Crudum and examine for further indication of the drug.

Philosophy
Hahnemann, in aphorism 152, of the Organon, gives explicit directions for its selection; he tells us how the choice should be made from among the drugs which exhibit effects simulating those of the whole disease picture at hand and shows how the final differentiation depends upon the individualistic

Remedy Resonance
Aconite After exposure to cold winds, or from checking perspiration, a severe chill and high fever follows. Thirst and restlessness, pulse strong, full and rapid. If free perspiration follows, the remedy should be given at longer intervals and the patient kept in bed safe from all chilling and all e

Remedy Resonance
Aconite. When the attack comes on suddenly after an exposure to a cold, dry wind, with chilliness, followed by fever, Aconite will be the remedy. It suits colds which be- gin with coughing. It should be administered just as soon as the patient realizes that he has taken cold. There is as yet no disc