📊 Side-by-Side Comparison:
Antidoted by: Camph., Ip., Nit-ac., Nit-s-d., Nux-v., Sulph. Antidote to: Bism., Chin., Chin-s.,
Dig., Mez. (headache), Nit-ac., Phos. Compare: ( 1 ) Calc-o-t., Calc-ar., Calc-p., and other Calcareas., Lye.,
Sulph. - differs in being worse by heat, hot feet. (2) Sil., Calc -f., Calc-p., Calc-br. (3) Lime -water and Calc -
caust.(4)Calc-calcin.-calcinatedoyster- shell a remedy for warts. (5) Calcarea ovorum - Toasted egg-shells.,
Calc, lactic. (6) Calc, lacto-phosph. (7) Calc-mur. (8) Arn. (strains, etc.), Ars. (swollen mesenteric glands). (9)
In ardor, urine Sep., burning and cutting, Canth., cutting. (10) loss of fluids Chin., Sulph. (11) Leucorrhea, acrid
or bland - Graph., Sulph. (12) Acid stomach - Chin., Lyc., Sulph., Puls., Rob. (13) Waking at 3 a.m. - Bellis,
Nux-v., Kali-c., Ars., Sep. (14) swelling and painful ness of breasts before menses - Kali-c., Lac-c., Con. (15)
Dread of losing senses - Lyc., Med., Nux-v., Sulph. (16) Ravenous hunger - Ars., Calc., Ciña., lod., Sil., Staph.
(17) Rhus-t. is a very close analogue of Calc., Bell.. Dulc., Nux -v., Puls., and Rhus may be regarded as the
acute satellites of Calc. Complementary: Bell., Rhus-t., Lyc., Sil. Calc, is useful after Sulph. where the pupils
remain dilated. When Puls, failed in school girls. Incompatible: Bry. Follows well: Cham., Chin., Con., Cupr.,
Nit-ac., Nux-v., Puls., Sulph. (especially if the pupils dilate). Followed well by: Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Plat., Sil.