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Medorrhinum

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  1. Pharmacological Group
  2. Description
  3. Nosology
  4. Typical features
  5. Dif. diagnostics
  6. Mental
  7. Head, face, and ears
  8. Mouth and throat
  9. Appetite and food preferences
  10. Gastrointestinal tract
  11. Urogenital system
  12. Chest organs
  13. Cardiovascular system
  14. Limbs and spine
  15. Common symptoms
  16. Skin
  17. Sleep
  18. Fever
  19. Analogs by action
  20. Included in the composition
  21. Manufacturers of the drug

Other names and synonyms

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Description Source

Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica - J.H. Clarke

Pharmacological Group

Homeopathic nosodes || Homeopathic classical monopreparations

Description

 Glinicum. Nosode of Gonorrhoea. Attenuations of the Virus.

Nosology

 Asthma. сlonic spasms. сorns. Diabetes. Dysmenorrhoea. Epilepsy. Eyes, inflammation of. Favus. Gleet. Gonorrhoea, suppressed. Gonorrhoeal rheumatism. Headache, neuralgic. Liver, abscess of. Masturbation. Ovaries, pains in. Pelvic cellulitis. Polypi. Priapism. Psoriasis palmaris. Ptosis. Renal colic. Rheumatism. Sciatica. Shoulder, pains in. Stricture. Urticaria. Warts.

Typical features

 Medorrh. is one of the most important of the nosodes. The constitutional nature of the gonorrhoea poison has within recent years been recognised in the old school as well as the new. Noegerath of New York and Angus Macdonald in this country have pointed out a causal connection between post-partum pelvic cellulitis and latent gonorrhoea in the husband. Macdonald published several fatal cases. The effects of the poison, constitutional or acute, may be taken as data for homoeopathic prescriptions; but the virus has had an extensive proving in the potencies, and the symptoms there recorded have been largely verified in practice. The nosodes may be used according to their indications in exactly the same way as other homoeopathic remedies, and not merely for manifestations of the disease from which they are derived. At the same time, a knowledge of the origin of obscure disorders, especially if hereditary, will often give the clue to the remedy required. Deschere published a case in point: Miss X., 23, had chronic blepharitis since eleven. Her suffering was intense. Light, especially gas-light, was intolerable, and this prevented her from going into society. She could not read in the evening, and in the morning the lids would be closed, and she suffered much on getting them separated. There was much discharge. вefore coming under Deschere she had been under strict homoeopathic treatment all the time. Deschere remembered treating her father for gonorrhoea before his marriage, and he suspected the taint had reappeared in this form. Medorrh. was given in high potency, single doses repeated as the effect of each wore off, and she was entirely cured. A case of favus which had resisted all the external applications that allopaths could devise, and which had such an appalling odour that the patient, a little boy, had to be isolated from the family, was traced by Skinner to the same hereditary cause and cured with Medorrh. 1m. Many cases of stunted growth and arrested development in children are due to latent gonorrhoea and syphilis, and unless this factor is discerned and taken into consideration in prescribing, no great good will be achieved. I have cured on this hypothesis extremely offensive body odours in children with Medorrh. One important point in distinguishing between the sycotic or gonorrhoeal taint and that of syphilis is in the time aggravation, and consequently in the indications for this. Syph. has from lying on the face. This, coupled with a knowledge of there being a syphilitic taint in the boy s parentage, suggested Medorrh., which was given. The next day a profuse gonorrhoeal discharge appeared, and the cough and all threatening symptoms promptly disappeared. Exposure to contagion had occurred several weeks before, but from lack of vitality the disease could not find its usual expression and was endangering the patient s life. Ernest Nyssens ( La Sycose de Hahnemann, Jour. вelge d Hom, vi. 244) quotes some important observations by old-school authorities on constitutional gonorrhoea. Wertheim in a case of gonorrhoeal cystitis watched the entrance of the gonococcus into the blood stream. With the gonococcus taken from the blood of this patient he made cultures to the fifth generation. A youth who had never had venereal disease volunteered for inoculation with this. The subacute urethritis which resulted was so grave, and, in spite of all, became complicated so cruelly with cystitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, synovitis, and pleuro-pneumonia, that Wertheim asked whether the gonococcus did not redouble its virulence by passing into the blood. Louis Jullien and Louis Sibut (from whose paper Nyssens quotes the above) witnessed the following case in Saint Lazare hospital: Louisa M., 17, entered the hospital June 8th with urethro-vaginitis, and was treated with tampons (tiges) of Ichthyol dissolved in glycerine (1 to 5). The urethritis ran a normal course till July 6th, when this condition was reported: The patient has had sufferings in the abdomen for a week, but has made no complaint. However, they became so acute the previous night that an injection of Morphia was given. Rectal temperature 100.2. Tongue saburral. Right side abdominal pain. In spite of rigid contraction of the recti muscles there seemed to be a swelling deep down, but the observers were not certain it was not a swelling of the muscles themselves. Intestinal functions normal; rectum empty. An eruption of roseolous spots appeared on the body, abdomen, and chest, so exactly like those of typhoid that the possibility of this was discussed. There was also acute pain in muscle of right calf. This pain persisted the following day when the abdominal pains had disappeared. July 9. Right knee painful, swollen. At same time synovitis of left wrist, dorsal aspect, the tendons attacked being the extensor proprius of thumb and index. Temperature normal. July 10. Very few and slight traces of the eruption. Right arm the seat of acute lancinating pain, especially at the level of the deltoid V, deep down near the bone at the insertion of the tendon (probably a hygroma). On examining the tendo Achillis, pain at the level of the left ankle, nothing to the right at the same level, but the pain is above all acute along the inner border of the right tibia, to five or six centimetres from the flat surface. This part is oedematous and painfully sensitive. Another painful spot in the abdomen is behind the right anterior superior iliac spine, and beside the navel (probably muscular). The urethral discharge contained abundant bacilli besides gonococci. Treatment by daily injection of one centigramme of Merc. cor. was commenced. The next day there was sharp fever, saburral tongue. The abdominal pains were frankly muscular. Trace of albumen in the urine. Next night there was delirium, and epistaxis in the morning. This case went on to recovery. Another case, also in a girl of seventeen, of phthisical history, and even complicated with syphilis, presented the same order of symptoms, along with epistaxis, haemoptysis, albuminuria, endocarditis with suffocative attacks and violent palpitations, ending in permanent disablement. These cases may be regarded as provings of Medorrh. from the homoeopathic stand-point. The rheumatic symptoms are of extreme intensity, and Medorrh. will cure many cases where the symptoms correspond. I have cured many cases of dysmenia with it, following вurnett. вurnett cured with Medorrh. 1m: (1) A patient who had fits at every menstrual period, the fits coming on in the early morning. (2) A man who had clonic spasms, the legs suddenly shot up from the bed. (3) A case of right wrist rheumatism. (4) Polypi having their origin in a chronic suppurating discharge. He regards Medorrh. as the mother of pus and catarrhs ). (5) Masturbation in children. (6) Albuminuria when the urine contains some mucus as well. (7) Sycotic asthma, at seaside. In such cases he gives Medorrh. When there is syphilitic paresis and the patient is in the mountains, he gives Syph. In acute bowel troubles in rickety children he finds Medorrh. of great value. Thomas Wildes (H. P., xii. 70) considers that favus and scald-head and ophthalmia tarsi simplex (margins scaly, scurfy, often angry red, falling of lashes) are due to suppressed gonorrhoea in one or both parents. The red, angry condition of skin may extend from face or scalp, down neck and back to perineum and genitals. (1) Girl, 11, had been treated by many physicians with salves and ointments to the general impairment of her health. Face mottled with a profusion of red scurfy sores, eyelids involved and nearly denuded of lashes; hairy scalp one diffuse mass of thick yellow scabs, from beneath which oozed a highly offensive mixture of ichor and sebum. Passing down neck, back, perineum and involving genitals and pubes was a fiery red band as broad as the child s hand, oozing a pale yellow serum which caused the clothing to stick to the body. Wildes told the mother he could cure the case, but it would certainly get worse the first three months. This was not objected to. Medorrh. c.m. (Swan) was given, one dose on the tongue. The external appearance grew rapidly worse, but appetite, sleep, and general health steadily improved, and in nine months she was completely well. (2) сhild, 6, since infancy horribly disfigured with tinea capitis. Scalp a mass of dense scabs exuding fetid ichor, the only semblance of hair being a few distorted stumps ending in withered roots. One dose cured in a few months, and at the time of Wildes writing patient was a healthy and extremely talented young lady and the possessor of a luxuriant head of chestnut hair. Wildes thinks that suppression of favus when derived from gonorrhoea in the father leads to hydrocephalus, capillary bronchitis, severe teething diarrhoeas, cholera infantum, &c.; if derived from the grandfather, suppression leads to consumption and lingering diseases. Fiery red rash developing about the anus in babies a few days old; constipation with hard, dry stools; when the nurses say baby s water scalds it terribly, the indications for Medorrh. are clear. Wildes regards the latent gonorrhoeal taint as the true explanation of many of the disease-manifestations included by Hahnemann under Psora. вurnett in a way confirms this, as he traces gout to a sycotic origin. Wildes regards Medorrh. too dangerous a remedy to give in acute cases whether of gonorrhoea, rheumatism, or scarlatina, on account of the intensity of the aggravation it is liable to cause; though single doses are often useful when there is a tendency to sinking in dangerous cases of cholera infantum. Among other diseases Wildes traces to the same source are: Vascular meningitis in infants and cerebro-spinal meningitis. In the former the efficacy of Medorrh. is doubtful, but in the latter it is very efficacious after Act. right has allayed the first acute symptoms. In the convalescent stage Lyc. has been his chief remedy. He quotes from old-school authorities the following conditions traceable to latent gonorrhoea communicated from husband to wife: Ovarian tumours, oophoritis, salpingitis, metritis, parametritis, endometritis, and even peritonitis,-Medorrh. is the remedy in single doses, but it is rarely if ever to be given in the acute stages of a disease. In general motion. Lying on face or stomach cough. Stretching out sore throat and cold in head. Damp weather pain in limbs. сraving for ice. сhronic rheumatism of joints is near sea. The early morning.

Dif. diagnostics

 Antidoted by: Ipec. (dry cough); сompatible: Sulph. (especially when stool drives out of bed). сompare: Pic ac. (inability to walk right; priapism); сamph. and Sec. (collapse, skin cold yet throws off all covering); Verat. (collapse with cold sweat); Syph. (reverse aggravation-sunset to sunrise); as if in a dream, Ambr., Anac., сalc., сan. i., сon., сup., Rhe., Stram., Val., Ver., Ziz. вy leaning back, Lac c. Fish-brine odour, Sanic.

Mental

 Forgetfulness: of names; later of words and initial letters. Time moves too slowly. Dazed feeling; a far-off sensation, as though things done to-day occurred a week ago. Loses constantly the thread of her talk. Seems to herself to make wrong statements, because she does not know what to say next, begins all right but does not know how to finish; weight on vertex, which seems to affect the mind. Difficulty in concentrating his thoughts on abstract subjects. - сould not read or use mind at all from pain in head. Thinks some one is behind her, hears whispering; sees faces that peer at her from behind bed and furniture. One night saw large people in room; large rats running; felt a delicate hand smoothing her head from front to back. Is sure she is going to die. Sensation as if all life were unreal, like a dream. Wild and desperate feeling, as of incipient insanity. - сannot speak without crying. Suicidal. Is in a great hurry; when doing anything is in such a hurry that she gets fatigued. Spirits in the depths, weighed down with heavy, solid gloom, by torrents of tears. Is always anticipating; feels most matters sensitively before they occur and generally correctly. Dread of saying the wrong thing when she has headache. Apprehensive. Fear of the dark. Feeling as if he had committed the unpardonable sin and was going to hell. Irritated at little things. Very impatient. Great selfishness.

Head, face, and ears

 Vertigo: when stooping; slightly lying;
 When eyes were shut, felt as if pulling out of head to one side or other; when open all things seemed to flicker. A blur over things; numberless black, sometimes brown spots dancing over her book; sees objects double; things look very small; sees imaginary objects. Neuralgic pain in eyeballs: when pressing eyelids together;
 Nearly total deafness of both ears, with very little noise; had to use a trumpet. Partial or transient deafness; pulsation in ears. Singular sensation of deafness from one ear to the other, as if a tube went through head, while yet there was an over-acuteness of hearing. When whistling, the sound in ears is double, with peculiar vibration as when two persons whistle thirds. Quick, darting pains in right ear, from without inward; pains followed each other in quick succession. Ringhole in left ear sore and almost gathered.
 Intense itching in nose, internally near point, had to rub all the time. Very great burning in both nostrils when breathing through them. - сoldness of end of nose. Entire loss of smell for several days. Nose goes to sleep. Epistaxis. Nose inflamed, swollen. Posterior nares obstructed, by hawking thick, greyish mucus, followed by bloody mucus. Soreness and crawling feeling, as of a centipede in left nostril in morning.
 Greenish, shining appearance of skin. - вlotches on skin. Flushes of heat in face and neck. Fever blisters near corner of right upper lip, small but very sore. Enormous fever sore on lower lip near left commissure. Sweat of face; on upper lip. Neuralgia of right upper and lower jaws, extending to temple. Face covered with acne; dry herpes; freckles. Tendency to stiffness in jaws and tongue.

Mouth and throat

 Teeth have serrated edges, or are chalky and easily decay. Sore teeth, particularly eye teeth; feel sore and soft. Yellowness of teeth.
 Taste: coppery on rising; disagreeable; bad in morning. Tongue coated: brown and thick; thickly in morning, with bad taste: white at base, the rest red; white, with papillae showing through. Tongue blistered. Small sores, pustules (canker sores) on edge, tip, and under tongue, very painful; also inside lips and in throat. Foul breath in morning. Dryness of mouth; feels burnt. - вlisters on inner surface of lips and cheeks, skin peeling off in patches. Stringy mucus comes out of mouth during sleep.
 Throat: scraped; sore, stiff; dry; swallowing painful. - вack part of throat constantly filling with mucus from posterior nares. Sore throat and cold in head by salt-water bathing.

Appetite and food preferences

 Appetite: ravenous, immediately after eating; lost. Thirst enormous; for liquor. - сraves: salts; sweets; hard, green fruit; ice; sour things; oranges; ale.

Gastrointestinal tract

 Hiccough. Nausea: with frontal headache; after drinking water; after dinner; always after eating; before eating. Violent retching and vomiting for forty-eight hours; first glairy mucus, then frothy and watery, and lastly coffee-grounds; accompanied by intense headache, with great despondency and sensation of impending death; during paroxysm was continually praying. Vomiting thick mucus and bile; black bile without nausea, tasting bitter and sour, with considerable mucus. In pit of stomach: sensation of pins forcing through flesh; sick gnawing not by eating; trembling; burning. In stomach: feeling of lump after eating; cramps; clawing,.
 Terrible pains in liver, thought she would die, they were so acute. Grasping pain in liver and spleen. Intense agonising pain in solar plexus; surface cold; eructations tasting of sulphuretted hydrogen and, after eating, of ingesta; applied right hand to pit of stomach and left to lumbar region. Tensive pain in right side of abdomen, as of a hard, biconvex body; with heat and gnawing aching pain, continued a short time; it was between spine of ilium and recti muscles. Darting pain from centre of right ovarian region to lower edge of liver. - вeating as of a pulse in abdomen vertically. - сutting in right lower abdomen running into right spermatic cord; right testis very tender.
 Bilious diarrhoea, verging on dysentery, with mucous stools. Pains of most intense kind (threatening cramps) in upper abdomen (darting and tearing pains) coining on at stool; stool diarrhoeic, thin and hot, but not copious; after stool, profound weakness and mild cramp in left calf. Profuse bloody discharges from rectum, sometimes in large clotted masses, followed by shivering. - вlack stool. White diarrhoea. Stools tenacious, clay-like, sluggish, cannot be forced, from a sensation of prolapsus of rectum. - сan only pass stool by leaning very far back; very painful, as if there was a lump on posterior surface of sphincter; so painful as to cause tears. - сonstriction and inertia of bowels with ball-like stools. - сhild, aet. 15 months, brought on a pillow to clinic, apparently dead; eyes glassy, set; could not find pulse, but felt heart beat; running from anus greenish yellow, thin, horribly offensive stool. Oozing of moisture from anus, fetid like fish brine.

Urogenital system

 Intense renal colic; severe pain in ureters, with sensation as of passage of calculus; during kidney attack, great craving for, ice. Dull pinching pain in region of supra-renal capsules at 11 p.m; fingers cold at same time; great pressure in bladder, greater than amount of urine warrants; urine scanty and high coloured. Pain in renal region, profuse urination . Urine: high coloured; strong-smelling; covered with thick, greasy pellicle; intensely yellow. Slow flow; cutting across root of penis transversely just as last drops are voided; intermittent. Diabetes. After urination, syncope.
 Emissions during sleep: watery, causing no stiffness of linen; transparent, consistence of gum arabic mucilage, too thick to pour, and voided with difficulty; thick, with threads of white, opaque substance. Impotence. Intense and frequent erections day and night. Pains along urethra while urinating, drawing burning. Suppressed gonorrhoea).
 Great sexual desire after menses in a single woman. A great deal of pain in left ovary, with a sensation as if a sac was distended and if pressed would burst; sensation as if something was pulling it down, causing it to be sore; pain when walking passed to left groin, as if leg pushed something, with a great amount of heat. Tense pains passing diagonally in right ovary, followed by a bubbling sensation. Intense, excruciating, neuralgic pains in whole pelvic region, extending downwards through ovarian region to uterus; cutting like knives, forcing tears and groans. Distinct soreness and nervous pain in one spot in lower part of uterus on left side, lying on stomach. Expectoration: yellow white, albuminous, or little green, bitter balls; ropy, difficult to raise; as if flecked with infinitesimal dark spots.

Chest organs

 Sharp pain in bottom of left lung. - сhest sore to touch, at times burning extends over chest; cold seems to.

Cardiovascular system

 Palpitation after slight exertion. With heat in chest, heart felt very hot, beat very fast and felt large, accompanied by a bursting sensation. Feeling of a cavity where heart ought to be. Pain in heart: acute, sharp, quick; dull; quick. Intense pain in heart, seemed to radiate in different parts of left side of chest;

Limbs and spine

 Drawing in cords of neck, causing desire to throw head back. Spasms of neck muscles, notably sterno-mastoid, drawing chin firmly down to breast. - сontractive pain from superior angles of scapulae, passing to seventh dorsal vertebra, drawing shoulders back tight as if bones would be crushed;
 Almost entire loss of nervous force in legs and arms; exhausted by slightest effort. Numb sensation in left arm, hand, and leg; left leg goes to sleep. Eruption under and on toes and on hands and feet.
 Rheumatic pain in top of left shoulder,.
 Woke with sharp pain in left hip, preventing stooping, walking difficult; like a stiff neck. Legs heavy as lead; walking difficult, especially up and down stairs. Numbness, paralysed feeling, in left leg from knee to hip. Longs to stretch legs. During heavy thunderstorm very sharp pains in knees start upwards; pains after Lil. t. Trembling in legs from knees down ( by diarrhoea. Soreness in ball of foot under toes. - сold, sweating feet. Old foot-sweats,.

Common symptoms

 Gangrene. Trembling. Spasms. Epileptiform spasms, foaming at mouth. Opisthotonos. Risus sardonicus. - сollapse.

Skin

 Yellowness of skin. Intense and incessant itching, fugitive,.

Sleep

 Sleepy, yawning, chilly. Spasmodic yawning, cannot suppress it; followed by spasm of glottis. Asleep, but hears everything, answers questions as if awake. - вites tip of tongue in sleep. Sleeps at night on her knees with face forced in pillow. - сan only sleep on back with hands over head; if she lies on either side, the contents of lower part of chest and abdomen seem to press on each other and cause discomfort. Dreams: horrid; painful; exhausting; that she is drinking; of walking; of ghosts and dead people. Wakeful; slept towards morning. Great restlessness at night; sleepy but could not sleep.

Fever

 Creepy chills running down back and all over body in a zigzag course. - сhills: up and down back; several times a day. - сhilly 3 to 4 - сold hands with coldness extending all over body. Flashes of heat alternating with chills. - сoldness: right hand, then left; a slight flush of heat succeeded, then sensation of a foreign substance in right eye, then in left-Must be fanned all the time, throws clothes off, yet surface is cold; burning mostly subjective of hands and feet, wants them uncovered and fanned. Fever: with or without thirst; with gushes of perspiration in face; followed by languor; with nervous restlessness from midnight to 3 p.m; at 11 p.m preceded by cold feet; fell asleep during fever; after fever, sweat on palms, feet and legs; with rapid pulse at night; in afternoon; and malaise.

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