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Aurum metallicum

Metallic gold

23 health issues Boericke 1927

Main symptoms

  • Given full play, Aurum develops in the organism, by attacking the blood, glands, and bone, conditions bearing striking resemblance to mercurial and syphilitic infections; and it is just for such deteriorations of the bodily fluids and alterations in the tissues, that Aurum assumes great importance as a remedy.
  • Hopeless, despondent, and great desire to commit suicide.
  • Every opportunity is sought for self-destruction.
  • Exostosis, caries, nightly bone-pains, especially cranial, nasal, and palatine.
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  • Glands swollen in scrofulous subjects.
  • Palpitation and congestions.
  • Ascites often in conjunction with heart affections.
  • Boredom.

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Mind & mood

  • Feeling of self-condemnation and utter worthlessness.
  • Profound despondency, with increased blood pressure, with thorough disgust of life, and thoughts of suicide.
  • Talks of committing suicide.
  • Great fear of death.
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  • Peevish and vehement at least contradiction.
  • Anthropophobia.
  • Mental derangements.
  • Constant rapid questioning without waiting for reply.
  • Cannot do things fast enough.
  • Oversensitiveness; to noise, excitement, confusion.

What makes it better or worse

Worse

In cold weather when getting coldMany complaints come on only in winterFrom sunset to sunrise

Symptoms by body part

Head

Violent pain in head; worse at night, outward pressure. Roaring in head. Dizziness. Tearing through brain to forehead. Pain in bones extending to face. Congestion to head. Boils on scalp.

Eyes

Extreme sensitive to light. Great soreness all about the eyes and into eyeballs. Double vision; upper half of objects invisible. Feel tense. Sees fiery objects. Violent pains in bones around eye. Interstitial keratitis. Vascular cornea. Pains from without inward. Sticking pains inward.

Ears

Caries of ossicula and of mastoid. Obstinate fetid ear discharge after scarlatina. External meatus bathed in pus.

Nose

Ulcerated, painful, swollen, obstructed. Inflammation of nose; caries; fetid discharge, purulent, bloody. Boring pains in nose; worse at night. Putrid smell from nose. Sensitive smell. Horrible odor from nose and mouth. Knobby tip of nose.

Mouth

Foul breath in girls at puberty. Taste putrid or bitter. Ulceration of gums.

Face

Tearing in zygoma. Mastoid and other facial bones inflamed.

Throat

Stitches when swallowing; pain in glands. Caries of the palate.

Stomach

Appetite and thirst increased, with qualmishness. Swelling of epigastrium. Burning at stomach and hot belching.

Abdomen

Right hypochondrium hot and painful. Incarcerated flatus. Swelling and pus formation of inguinal glands.

Urine

Turbid, like buttermilk, with thick sediment. Painful retention.

Rectum

Constipation, stools hard and knotty. Nocturnal diarrhoea, with burning in rectum.

Male

Pain and swelling of testicles. Chronic induration of testicles. Violent erections. Atrophy of testicles in boys.

Female

Great sensitiveness of vagina. Uterus enlarged and prolapsed.

Heart

Sensation as if the heart stopped beating for two or three seconds, immediately followed by a tumultuous rebound, with sinking at the epigastrium. Palpitation. Pulse rapid, feeble, irregular. Hypertrophy.

Respiratory

Dyspnoea at night. Frequent, deep breathing; stitches in sternum.

Bones

Pain in bones of head, lumps under scalp, exostosis with nightly pains in bones. Caries of nasal, palatine and mastoid bones. Soreness of affected bones, better in open air, worse at night.

Extremities

All the blood seems to rush from head to lower limbs. Fluid swelling (oedema) of lower limbs. Orgasm, as if blood were boiling in all veins. Paralytic, tearing pains in joints. Knees weak.

Sleep

Sleepless. Sobs aloud in sleep. Frightful dreams.

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