Oleum jecoris aselli

Internally, a nutrient and a hepatic and pancreatic remedy. (Burnett.) Emaciation, lassitude, scrofulous diseases, rheumatic affections. Atrophy of infants; emaciation with hot hands and head; restless and feverish at night. Pains in liver region Tuberculosis in the beginning.

Chest p. 483

Hoarseness. Sharp stitching pains. Burning spots, Dry, hacking, tickling cough, especially at night. Whoopingcough in miserable, scrofulous children. Here give drop doses, increasing daily one drop up to twelve, then descend in the same way (Dahlke). Soreness through chest. Hemoptysis, [Acalypha; Millef.] Palpitation, accompanies other symptoms. Yellowness. Children who cannot take milk.

Extremities p. 483

Aching in elbows and knees, in sacrum. Chronic rheumatism, with rigid muscles and tendons. Burning in palms. bk

Fever p. 483

Constantly chilly towards evening. Hectic fever. Night-sweats.

Relationship p. 483

Compare: Cholesterine; Tubercul.; Phosph.; Iod. One litre of Ol. Jecoris contains 0.4 gram Iod. Gadus morrhua—Cod—(frequent breathing, with flapping of alæ nasi; rush of blood to chest; pain in lungs and cough; dry heat in palms).