Materia Medica

Antimonium Muriaticum

2 sectionsClarke · 2

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Keynotes

Characteristics

Clarke

This remedy is unproved. It has been used in cancer of lower lip. Poisoning

symptoms show-stupor, insensibility, collapse and cold, clammy surface. Pupils inactive, eyes

sunken, lustreless. Nausea, vomiting, burning pains in throat and stomach; frequent abortive

efforts to defecate. Mucous membranes destroyed.

Relations

Clarke

Compare: Other antimony salts; Acids; Arsen.
, Carb.
v.
, Conium (cancer of lower

lip and ineffectual urging to stool).

Classical Posology

Acute

30C or 200C · repeat every 1–4 h depending on intensity
Stop on improvement · reassess in 24–48 h
For sensitive / elderly / paediatric: prefer LM1 or 30C

Constitutional

200C or 1M single dose · wait 4 weeks
Alternative: LM1 daily × 10 days · ascend on retest
Hering's-Law follow-up adapts the next script

Citations: Organon §246 (interval / repetition) · §161 (plussed water) · §282 (LM ascension) · Kent on selection · Vithoulkas on second prescription. Open Repertify for the case-specific dose with the rule cited inline.

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