Rhus Tox - Relationships - Boericke

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Compare: Rhus Radicans (almost identical action); characteristics are, burning in tongue, tip feels sore, pains are often semilateral and in various parts, often remote and successive. Many symptoms are better after a storm has thoroughly set in, especially after an electric storm. Has pronounced YEARLY worse ( Lachesis ^Laches.) Rhus Toxicodendron Radicans has headache in OCCIPUT even pain in nape of neck and from there pains draw over the head Forwards). Rhus Diversiloba - California Poison-oak (antidote to Rhus; violent skin symptoms, with frightful itching; much swelling of face, hands and genitals; skin very sensitive; eczema and erysipelas, great nervous weakness, tired from least effort; goes to sleep from sheer exhaustion); Xerophyllum Asphodeloides ^Xerophyllum (dysmenorrhoea and skin symptoms).

Compare, also: Arnica ^Arn.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt.; Lachesis ^Lach.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Hyoscyamus Niger ^Hyos.; Op ( stupefactions more profound). Mimosa - Sensitive Plant - (rheumatism, knee stiff, lancinating pains in back and limbs. Swelling of ankles. Legs tremble).

Complementary

Complementary: Bryonia ^Bry.; Calcarea Fluorata ^{Calc. Fluor}. Phytolacca Decandra ^Phytol ( Rheumatism). In urticaria follow with Bovista ^Bovista.

Antidotes

Antidotes: Bathing with milk and Grindelia Robusta ^Grindelia lotion very effective. Ampelopsis trifolia - Three-leaf Woodbine - (Toxic dermatitis due to vegetable poisons - 30 and 200. Very similar to Rhus Toxicodendron poisoning. Desensitizing against Ivy poisoning by the use of ascending doses of the tincture by mouth or by hypodermic injections is recommended by old school authorities, but is not as effective as the homeopathic remedies especially RHUS 30 and 200 and Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard., etc. Anacard.; Croton Tiglium ^Croton.; Grindelia; Mezereum ^Mezer.; Cypripedium Pubescens ^Cyp RIP.; Plumbago (eczema of vulva); Graphites ^Graph.

Inimical

Inimical: Apis Mel ^Apis.

Ailanthus > compare
Compare: Ammonium Carbonicum ^Am-c.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt.; Arnica ^Arn.; Muriaticum Acidum ^Mur-ac.; Lachesis ^Lach.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus-t.

Ailanthus > antidotes
Antidotes: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Nux Vomica ^Nux-v.

Ammonium Carbonicum > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Muriaticum Acidum ^{Muriatic Acid}; Tartar emet. Of use in poisoning by Carbo Veg ^Charcoal fumes.

Anacardium Orientale > compare
Compare: Anacardium Occidentale ^{Anacardium occidentale} (cashew nut) (erysipelas, vesicular facial eruptions), anaesthetic variety of leprosy; warts, corns, ulcers, cracking of the skin on soles of feet). Rhus Tox ^Rhus.; Cypriped.; Chelidonium Majus ^Chelidonium.; Xerophyl. ’ Platinum Metallicum ^Platina follows well. Cereus serpentina (swearing).

Anacardium Orientale > antidotes
Antidote: Grindeleia; Coffea Tosta ^Coffea; Juglans; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Eucalyptus Globulus ^Eucalyptus.

Apis Mel > inimical
Inimical. Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Arnica > compare
Compare: Aconite ^Acon.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt.; Bellis Perennis ^Bellis; Hamamelis Virginica ^Hemamellis; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Hypericum Perforatum ^Hypericum.

Arsenicum Album > complementary
Complementary: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Carboneum Oxygenisatum ^Carbo; Phosphorus ^Phos.; Thuja ^Thuja; Secale Cornutum ^Secale.

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Compare: Bombyx - Caterpillar - Itching of whole body ( Urticaria.) Apis Mel ^Apis; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Nat Mur ^{Nat. M}.; Homarus ^Homar. Dose.

Baptisia Tinctoria > compare
Compare: Bryonia ^Bryonia and Arsenicum Album ^Arsenic may be needed to complete the favorable reaction. Ailanthus ^Ailanthus differs, being more painful. Baptisia Tinctoria more painless. Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Muriaticum Acidum ^{Muriat. Acid}; Arsenic; Bryonia ^Bryon.; Arnica ^Arnica; Echinacea Purpurea ^Echinac. Pyrogenium ^Pyrogen. Baptisia Tinctoria confusia ( Pain in right jaw and oppression in left hypochondrium, producing dyspnoea and necessity to assume erect position.)

Bovista > compare
Compare: Calc Carb ^Calc.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Sepia ^Sepia; Cicuta Virosa ^Cicuta.

Calc Carb > complementary
Complementary: Belladonna ^Bell.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Lycopodium ^Lycop.; Silicea ^Silica. Calcar. is useful after Sulphur where the pupils remain dilated. When Pulsatilla ^Pulsatilla failed in school girls.

Calcarea Fluorata > relationships
Compare: Conium Mac ^Con.; Lapis Albus ^Lapis; Baryta Muriatica ^{Baryt. Mur}.; Hecla Lava ^Hecla.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Cacodylate of Soda (Tumors). Calc-st-sula ( acts as an hemostatic and absorptive in uterine myoma). Mangifera Indica (varicose veins).

Causticum > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Arsenicum Album ^Arsenic; Am. Phosphorus ^Phos ( facial paralysis).

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Compare: Kali Bich ^Kali-bich.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Chromium sulphate (in locomotor ataxia, goitre, Prostatic hypertrophy. Herpes preputialis. Wry neck. Also exophthalmic, inhibits the vagus, relieving tachycardia. Acts like a nerve tonic where there is lack of nervous tone. Fibroid tumors. Infantile paralysis. Dose for adults, 3 to 5 grains after meals and at bedtime).

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Antidotes: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Sepia ^Sepia.

Comocladia Dentata > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard.; Euphorb.

Croton Tiglium > compare
Compare: Momordica Balsamina ^Momordica Charantia - Hairy mordica - (has marked drastic properties, producing colic, nausea, vomiting, cholera-like symptoms, abdomen seems full of fluid discharged explosively, thin, watery, yellow. Great thirst). Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Anagallis; Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard.; Sepia ^Sepia.

Daphne Indica > antidotes
Antidotes: Bryonia ^Bry.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Dolichos Pruriens > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Belladonna ^Bell.; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hep.; Nitric Acid ^Nit-ac.; Fagopyrum ^Fagopyr.

Dulcamara > compare
Compare: Pimpinella - (Bibernell). - Respiratory mucous membrane sensitive to drafts, pain and coldness in occiput and nape. Whole body weak; heavy head and drowsiness; lumbago and stiff neck; pain from nape to shoulder; chilliness. Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Cimicifuga Racemosa ^Cimicif.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Bryonia ^Bry.; Nat-sulph.

Echinacea Angustifolia > compare
Compare: Cenchris Contortrix ^{Cenchris Contortrix}; Bothrops Lanceolatus ^Bothrops; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Lachesis ^Laches.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Baptis.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Cistus; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar; Calendula Officinalis ^Calendula.

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Compare: Erigeron Canadense ^Erig.; Millefolium ^Mille.; Hamamelis Virginica ^Hama.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

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Compare: Lachnanthes Tinctoria ^Lachnant.; Lachesis ^Laches.; Ailanthus ^Ailanth.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Lycopodium > compare
Compare: Carbo-nitrogenoid Constitution: Sulphur; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Urtica Urens ^Urtica; Merc Viv ^Mercur.; Hep Sulph Calc ^Hepar. Alumina ^Alumina ( Lycopodium ^Lycop. is the only vegetable that takes up aluminum. T. F. Allen.) Ant. c.; Nat Mur ^Nat-m.; Bryonia ^Bry.; Nux Vomica ^Nux; Bothrops Lanceolatus ^Bothrops (Day-blindness; can scarcely see after sunrise; pain in right great toe). Plumbago Littoralis - A Brazilian plant - (Costive with red urine, pain in kidneys and joints and body generally; milky saliva, ulcerated mouth). Hydrastis Canadensis ^Hydrast. follows Lycopodium Clavatum. in indigestion.

Lycopersicum > compare
Compare: Belladonna ^Bell ( follows well); Eupatorium Perfoliatum ^{Eup. Perf}.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Sanguinaria Nitrica ^Sanguin.; Capsicum Annuum ^Caps.

Magnolia Grandiflora > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus.; Dulcamara ^Dulcam.; Aurum.

Manganum Metallicum > compare
Compare: Colloidal manganese (Boils and other staphylococcal infections); Mangan, mur ( painful ankles, bone-pains); Mangan oxydat ( pain in tibia, dysmenorrhoea, colic and diarrhoea. Easily fatigued and heated; sleepy. Stolid, mask-like facies; low monotonous voice "Economical Speech." Muscular twitching, cramps in calves; stiff leg muscles; occasional uncontrollable laughter. Peculiar slapping gait. Similar symptoms to paralysis agitans, progressive lenticular degenerations and pseudo sclerosis. Workers in Managa. binoxide are frequently affected with bulbar paralysis. Use 3X homeopathically.) Manganum Sulfuricum ^{Mangan. Sulph} ( liver affections, excess of bile; a powerful intestinal stimulant); Argent.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.; Sulphur ^SULPH.

Mezereum > compare
Compare: Dirca Palustris - Leather wood - (a gastro-intestinal irritant inducing salivation, emesis and purgation; cerebral hyperaemia; neuralgic pains, with depression, palpitation, and dyspnoea); Merc Viv ^Merc.; Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Guaiacum ^Guaiac.; Syphilinum (Luesinum) ^Syph.

Muriaticum Acidum > compare
Compare: Acid Phos ^Phos-ac.; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt. Follows well after Bryonia ^Bry. and Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Nux Moschata > compare
Compare: Nux Vomica ^Nux-v.; Pulsatilla ^Puls.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Ignatia ^Ign.; Asa Foetida ^Asaf.

Oleander > relationships
Compare: Conium Mac ^Con.; Nat Mur ^Nat-m.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Causticum ^Caust.; Lathyrus Sativus ^Lathyr. Oleander contains Oleandrin and also Nerein which latter is said to be closely related if not identical with Digitalin. The pulse becomes slower, more regular, more powerful. Diuresis; palpitation, oedema and dyspnoea of valvular disease, disappear.

Paris Quadrifolia > compare
Compare: Pastinaca - Pastinaca Sativa ^Parsnip - (Loquacity; delirium tremens; illusions of vision; intolerance of milk; Roots used dietetically, cooked in water or as broth or as salad for consumptives and "kidney stones.") Silicea ^Sil.; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Nux Vomica ^Nux; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Phytolacca Decandra > compare
Compare: Tincture of Phytolacca Decandra (sore throats and in the treatment of obesity); Bryonia ^Bry.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; KALI-Hyd.; Merc Viv ^Merc.; Sanguinaria Canadensis ^Sang.; Arum Triphyllum ^{Arum Triph}.

Pyrogenium > compare
Compare: Streptoccin (anti-febrile action; septic symptoms in infectious diseases). Rapid in its action, especially in its effect on temperature); Staphloccin in diseases where the staphylococcal is the chief bacterial factor, as acne, abscess, furuncle; empyema, endocarditis, etc.); Sepin - a toxin of Proteus vulgaris, prepared by Dr. Shedd, same symptoms as Pyrogenium, of which it is the main constituent; Echinacea Purpurea ^Echinacea; Carboneum Oxygenisatum ^Carbo; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Lachesis ^Lach.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Baptisia Tinctoria ^Bapt.

Radium Bromatum > compare
Compare: X-ray ^X-ray; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Sepia ^Sepia; Uranium; Arsenicum Album ^Ars.; Pulsatilla ^Pulsat.; Causticum ^Caustic.

Ranunculus Bulbosus > antidotes
Antidotes: Bryonia ^Bry.; Camphora ^Camph.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Rhododendron > compare
Compare: Ampelopsis (hydrocele and renal dropsy); Dulcamara ^Dulc.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Nat-sulph.

Ruta Graveolens > compare
Compare: Ratanhia ^Ratanhia; Carduus Benedictus ^Carduus. Rectal (irritation); Jaborandi (Pilocarpus) ^Jaborandi; Phytolacca Decandra ^Phyt.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Silicea ^Sil.; Arnica ^Arn.

Sanguinaria Canadensis > antidotes
Antidotes: Rhus Tox ^Rhus Poisoning

Tellurium > compare
Compare: Radium.; Selenium ^Selenium.; Tetradymite - crystals from Georgia and North Carolina containing Bismuth, Tellurium AND Sulphur - (coccygodynia, ulceration of nails; pains in hands, in small spots, ankles, heels, and tendo-achilles); Sepia ^Sep.; Artemisia Vulgaris ^Arts.; Rhus Tox ^Rhus.

Urtica Urens > compare
Compare: Medusa; Nat Mur ^Nat-mur.; Lac Caninum ^{Lac. Can}.; Ricinus Communis ^Ricin (diminished mammary secretion); Bombyx; Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Apis Mel ^Apis; Chloralum ^Chloral.; Astac.; Pulsatilla ^Puls ( urticaria); Boletus luridus and Anacardium Occidentale ^Anacard ( urticaria tuberosa); Lycopodium ^Lycop. AND Hedeoma Pulegioides ^Hedeoma (uric acid conditions); Formica Rufa ^Formica.

Viola Tricolor > compare
Compare: Rhus Tox ^Rhus; Calc Carb ^Calc.; Sepia ^Sepia.