Symptom-Info

• Symptom: remittent
• Symptom-No.: 40637
• Main rubric: Fever
• Native language: English
• Translations:
  • German: remittierendes Fieber
• More details: Research

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Fever

remittent

afternoon

evening

infantile

morning

night

occurring every autumn

prone to become typhoid

from the abuse of quinine

with redness of one cheek, paleness of the other

Corresponding remedies

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Grade Remedy name Abbreviation	all  ≥2  ≥3

  Aconitum napellus (Acon.)

  Arsenicum album (Ars.)

  Belladonna (Bell.)

  Bryonia alba (Bry.)

  Chamomilla (Cham.)

  Gelsemium sempervirens (Gels.)

  Lachesis mutus (Lach.)

  Lycopodium clavatum (Lyc.)

  Mercurius solubilis Hahnemanni (Merc.)

  Psorinum (Psor.)

  Rhus toxicodendron (Rhus-t.)

  Antimonium tartaricum (Ant-t.)

  Arnica montana (Arn.)

  Baptisia tinctoria (Bapt.)

  Cocculus indicus (Cocc.)

  Ipecacuanha (Ip.)

  Muriaticum acidum (Mur-ac.)

  Natrium sulfuricum (Nat-s.)

  Nux vomica (Nux-v.)

  Phosphorus (Phos.)

  Podophyllum peltatum (Podo.)

  Pulsatilla (Puls.)

  Sulfur (Sulf.)

  Boletus laricis (Bol-la.)

  Carboli acidum (Carb-ac.)

  China officinalis (Chin.)

  Coffea cruda (Coff.)

  Colchicum autumnale (Colch.)

  Colocynthis (Coloc.)

  Eupatorium perfoliatum (Eup-per.)

  Ferrum metallicum (Ferr.)

  Ignatia amara (Ign.)

  Leptandra virginica (Lept.)

  Magnesium carbonicum (Mag-c.)

  Magnesium sulfuricum (Mag-s.)

  Phosphoricum acidum (Ph-ac.)

  Secale cornutum (Sec.)

  Sepia officinalis (Sep.)

  Stramonium (Stram.)

  Taraxacum officinale (Tarax.)

  Terebinthina (Ter.)

  Tuberculinum bovinum (Kent) (Tub.)

  Veratrum album (Verat.)

43 remedy-relations

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