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3. Common name – Gold
Element – metal
Prover - Hahnemann
Temperament – Melancholic and irritable
Relation with heat and cold – Very chilly
Diathesis – Scrofulous diathesis
Miasm – Syphilis

4.  Sanguine, ruddy people, with black hair and eyes, old people who are
tired of life due to their misdeeds, having no desire to live. Low
spirited lifeless pinning boys.
 Broken down constitution due to bad effect of mercury and syphilis.
 Pinning boy means (formerly) a person stationed in the sunken area of a bowling alley behind the pins who places the pins in the
proper positions, removes pins that have been knocked down, and returns balls to the bowlers. Expand. Also called pinsetter.
Origin of pin boy Expand.

5. Syphilitic and mercurial affection of bones

6. Caries: of the nasal palatine and mastoid bones; ozaena,
otorrhoea, excessively fetid discharge, of mercurial or
syphilitic origin

7. Hemianopia; sees only
the lower half
 Hemianopia means blindness over
half the field of vision

8. Testes undeveloped and undescended, mere pendent
shreds.

9. Pining boys, low spirited, weak
memories, lacking in “boyish go”

10. Profound melancholy and
constantly dwelling on suicide

11. Hurried and worried;
uneasy and restless
Great desire for
mental and physical
activities

12. Oversensitive to pain, touch, smell, hearing, taste etc.

13. Oversensitive least contradiction excites wrath

14. Bad effect of mercury, syphilis,
Alcohol
Fear, fright,
Anger, contradiction,
Mortification, vexation
Reserved displeasure
Disappointed love.

15.  Alcoholism
 Note: If examiner ask question in this heading students should remember
1.Ailments from 2.Mental generals and 3.General modalities

16.  The accumulation of fat globules within the
cells of an organ, such as the liver or heart,
resulting in deterioration of tissue and
diminished functioning of the affected organ.
Also called adipose degeneration, steatosis

19. Bad effect of mercury, syphilis,
Alcohol
Fear, fright,
Anger, contradiction,
Mortification, vexation
Reserved displeasure
Disappointed love.

20.  Sensation as if the heart stood still; as though it ceased to
beat and then suddenly gave on hard thump.

21. Violent palpitation; anxiety,

22. Congestion of blood to head and chest after exertion;

23. Pulse small, feeble, rapid, irregular; visible, beating of
carotid and temporal arteries

24. AGGRAVATION. AMELIORATION.
 In cold air;
 When getting cold
 Many complaints come on only in
winter.
 While lying down
 Mental exertion
 In warm air
 When growing warm,
 In the morning
 During summer.

26. Prolapsed and indurated uterus;
from over-reaching or straining
from hypertrophy

27. Menstrual and uterine affections, with great melancholy;
Melancholy at menstrual period.
Foul breath during menses in girls at puberty.

29. Bad effect of mercury, syphilis,
Alcohol
Fear, fright,
Anger, contradiction,
Mortification, vexation
Reserved displeasure
Disappointed love.

30. Headache of people with dark olive-brown complexion;
sad, gloomy, taciturn; disposed to constipation;

31. Intense congestive headache with
heat
Tearing pain through the brain to the
forehead
Boring and tearing sensation in skull

32. Aggravation:
Least mental exertion
Amelioration:
Open air

33. Falling of the hair, with headache especially in syphilis and
mercurial affections.

34. Aurum follows, and is followed well by Syphillinum.
In bone, uterine disease similar to:
 Asaf.
 Cal.
 Plat.
 Sep.
 Tar.
 Ther.