Zincum Aceticum

• ▸Zn.
• ▸cy.
• ▸produces the nervous and mental symptoms of Zn.
• ▸with great intensity,

and it has been chosen in consequence as the salt for use in convulsions and paralytic conditions

in which Zn. is indicated. The few symptoms of Kopp's proving show its suitability.

Tearing pain in teeth, esp. when touched.—Blister on forepart of gum, painful as if

burnt.—Mouth feels burnt.—Bitter taste in mouth.

Eructations: empty; ineffectual; sour, with shaking chill; tasting of food eaten

three hours before.—Nausea followed by needle-like stitches in throat, then vomiting of bitter,

sour mucus, whereby the sticking was <; afterwards chilliness of back.—Vomit with

salivation.—Sensation of a small swelling in pit of stomach, painful to touch, previous to

menses.—Pressure; and sticking in pit of stomach, < by motion, late in evening —Empty, hungry

sensation two hours after dinner.

Urethra: contraction of; biting in—Frequent increased desire to urinate

and irritation to urinate (like a burning).—Much watery urine.

Back much affected, on stooping sudden shooting in it as if all strength had left him.

Weakness in both arms.—Pain in |. arm, heavy, wrist hurts, no position easy

• ▸at night (from injection into urethra).
• ▸—Drawing, trembling, loss of power in r.
• ▸arm.
• ▸—Pressing,

• ▸tearing, and stitches in muscles of r.
• ▸arm during rest and motion.
• ▸—Pressing pain in ball of r.
• ▸hand.

Pressive sticking in muscles of |. thigh while walking in open air.—Tensive

pain in upper r. calf while walking in open air.

Papular eruption filled with pus on forehead and neck; when opened it discharged pus

and blood (from external application to urethra).—Red, papular eruption about both knees, which

caused a tickling and voluptuous itching.—(Erysipelas of old people.)

Shaking chill; during and after vomiting.—Several times a day feels hot, as though

throat had been burnt with alcohol.—Burning heat in face, evening, and heat over whole face and

redness of cheeks without sweat.—Night-sweat.

Zincum Bromatum.

• ▸Bromide of Zinc.
• ▸Zincic bromide.
• ▸ZnBr2.
• ▸Solution.

• ▸Chorea.
• ▸Convulsions.
• ▸Epilepsy.
• ▸Hysteria.
• ▸Meningitis.
• ▸Paralysis agitans.
• ▸Petit mal.