The Jodide of Iron has had an independent proving. It corresponds more
particularly to scrofulous affections, glandular enlargements, and tumours. A number of peculiar
symptoms were felt in rectum and anus: As if anus were compressed; as if worms were in anus;
as if something twisted round about in a circle; as if a cord were drawn connecting navel and
- anus; as if a screw were boring in anus.
- Fe.
- 7.
- has a symptom somewhat like the Ferrum
- symptom: "as if something rolled into throat and closed it like a valve.
- " With Fe.
- i.
- it is, "food
seems to push up to throat as if it had not been swallowed." Lancinating or cutting pains are
- noted in eyes, ears, and root of nose to occiput.
- Sensation as if lying in a cramped position.
- P.
- C.
- Majumdar (/nd.
- Hom.
- Rev.
- , v.
- 104) has used Fe.
- i.
- with success in cases of enlarged liver and
- spleen when unaccompanied by fever.
- (When fever is present Fe.
- ars.
- is the better remedy.
- ) The
leading symptoms are: "Feels as if she had eaten too much, a sort of upward pressure. Stuffed
feeling in abdomen as if she could not lean forward; costiveness." These are very common
symptoms in cases of enlarged spleen. "Sweet-smelling urine" appears to be a leading symptom
of Fe. i. Berridge removed with it this train of symptoms: "Morning catarrh, hot and restless in
- bed, sweet smell of urine" (17.
- P.
- , vi.
- 208).
- Motion and walking <.
- Most symptoms are < at night,
- and in the morning.
- Warmth <; open air >.
- Touch <.
- Suited to scrofulous or mercurial diathesis;
to subjects of relaxed fibre (phthisis in third stage; bronchorrhoea, pneumonia).