Carbo animalis

Lippe, Keynotes of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1915, p. 55

Animal Charcoal.

Keynotes

Sensation of numbness, as if, in fact, the part had gone to sleep in many parts, especially the head.

Rheumatic stiffness of the joints.

Pressing pain in the joints and muscles of ite limbs.

Pain in the hip joints at night.

Burning pains.

Weakness and easy dislocation of the joints.

Great sensitiveness to open, cold, dry air.

Tension and contraction of the parts.

Great weakness of digestion (a very valuable remedy for a host of digestive ailments).

Great production of flatulency.

Painful induration of the glands, of the mamme.

Copper colored exanthemata.

Spongy ulcers and excrescences.

Aggravation while eating, and when lying on the side.

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