Benzinum - Relationships
Benzinum (Coal Naphtha), Benzol, C6, H6, Benzolum, Benz.Please see our remedy relationship tool to view relationships across more than two remedies
Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Benzinum in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
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Compare: Benzin. - Petroleum Petroleum Ether - not as pure a compound as Benzene (Benzinum). It is the same, but with a mixture of hydrocarbons. It seems to exercise a special influence on the nervous system and on the blood. Oxyhaemoglobinaemia. Physical weakness, cramps, exaggeration of knee jerks, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, Heaviness and coldness of limbs. Tremor of eyelids and tongue. Benzin. dinitricum - D.n.b. - (The most obvious results of poisoning by skin absorption are changes in the red blood corpuscles and liver degeneration in amblyopia, color-blindness, retinitis. Field of vision contracted. Black urine). Benzin. Nitricum. Mir bane ( Dark, black blood, coagulates with difficulty; venous hyperaemia of the brain and general venous engorgement. Burning taste in mouth. Blue lips, tongue, skin, nails and conjunctive. Cold skin, pulse small, weak, breathing slow and irregular, unconsciousness, symptoms of apoplectic coma. Rolling of eyeballs in their vertical axis; pupils dilated. Nystagmus. Respiration very slow, difficult, sighing.) Trinitrotoluene (T.n.t.), Trotyl - is a high explosive, obtained by nitrating toluene - a product of coal tar distillation. When the skin or hair is exposed to T.N.T. by contact a characteristic yellow or tawny-orange stain is produced, which lasts for some weeks. Indicated in graver forms of anemia (pernicious) and jaundice. Produces fatal toxic jaundice.
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Compare Bryonia Bry. (agg. motion; moving eyes); Benz. Nit.; Benz. dinit. (amblyopia and disorders of vision). Sulphur Sul. (symptoms go from below upward).
REVERSE RELATIONSHIPS
These are relationship sections of other remedies that refer to Benzinum. Where the text is greyed out, a relationship with that remedy is already described above.Kalmia Latifolia > complementary
Complementary: Benzinum Benz. Acid.