Ferrum Picricum

This preparation has not been proved, but it has been used clinically in low

attenuations in cases of brain congestion and congestive headache, following great losses of

• ▸blood.
• ▸If Fe.
• ▸ph.
• ▸fails to remove tarsal cysts, Cooper says give Fe.
• ▸pyroph.

Giddiness with disturbance of cerebral circulation, pain in occiput, inability to walk.

• ▸Deafness before menses.
• ▸Crackling in ears and low-pitched voice.
• ▸Vascular deafness.
• ▸Dental neuralgia, radiating towards ears and eyes.
• ▸Humming in ears as from telegraph wires.
• ▸Tinnitus.

Diffused vasculitis; with liver symptoms.—(Deafness in young people cutting wisdom

teeth.)

Indigestion, furred tongue, headache after meals, especially in bilious, dark-haired persons.

Pain along entire urethra. Frequent micturition at night, with full feeling and pressure in rectum. Smarting at neck of bladder and penis (Barosma). Retention of urine.

Pain in right side of neck and down right arm. Locomotor ataxia, ocular stage. Hands covered with warts.

• ▸Warts: multiple; pedunculated.
• ▸—Corns.
• ▸—Jaundice.
• ▸—Dirty looking skin about

joints.—Sensation as if a wart were growing on thumb.

Restless sleep with unpleasant (often erotic) dreams.

Ferrum Pyrophosphoricum.

• ▸Ferri pyrophosphas.
• ▸Pyrophosphate of Iron.
• ▸A scale preparation containing 55 per cent.
• ▸of

Pyrophosphate of Iron (Fez P2 O7) combined with Citrate of Soda. Solutions and

triturations.

• ▸Compare: Pic.
• ▸ac.
• ▸, Nit.
• ▸ac.
• ▸, Thuja.
• ▸, Amm.
• ▸pic.
• ▸, Calc.
• ▸pic.
• ▸, and the Ferrum

preparations.

Second and third trituration.