Symptom-Info

• Symptom: croup
• Symptom-No.: 51760
• Main rubric: Larynx and Trachea
• Native language: English
• Translations:
  • German: Krupp
• More details: Research

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Larynx and Trachea

croup

eating, after

exposure to cold dry air, after

extending to trachea

extending, fauces

gangrenous

heated, from being

lying agg.

membranous

night

after

before midnight

paroxysmal

recurrent

sequelae

sleep, after, agg.

whooping cough during

Corresponding remedies

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  Aconitum napellus (Acon.)

  Bromium (Brom.)

  Calcarea sulfurica (Calc-s.)

  Hepar sulfuris calcareum (Hep.)

  Kalium bichromicum (Kali-bi.)

  Lachesis mutus (Lach.)

  Phosphorus (Phos.)

  Spongia tosta (Spong.)

  Antimonium tartaricum (Ant-t.)

  Apis mellifica (Apis)

  Arsenicum album (Ars.)

  Arsenum iodatum (Ars-i.)

  Arum triphyllum (Arum-t.)

  Belladonna (Bell.)

  Calcarea carbonica Hahnemanni (Calc.)

  Cantharis (Canth.)

  Carbo vegetabilis (Carb-v.)

  Carboli acidum (Carb-ac.)

  Chamomilla (Cham.)

  Chlorum (Chlor.)

  Cuprum metallicum (Cupr.)

  Iodum (Iod.)

  Kalium bromatum (Kali-br.)

  Kalium chloricum (Kali-chl.)

  Kalium phosphoricum (Kali-p.)

  Lac caninum (Lac-c.)

  Lobelia inflata (Lob.)

  Mercurius cyanatus (Merc-cy.)

  Mercurius iodatus flavus (Merc-i-f.)

  Naja tripudians (Naja)

  Natrium muriaticum (Nat-m.)

  Nitricum acidum (Nit-ac.)

  Sambucus nigra (Samb.)

  Sanguinaria canadensis (Sang.)

  Stillingia silvatica (Still.)

  Allium cepa (All-c.)

  Alumen (Alumn.)

  Ammonium carbonicum (Am-c.)

  Anacardium orientale (Anac.)

  Asa foetida (Asaf.)

  Causticum Hahnemanni (Caust.)

  China officinalis (Chin.)

  Drosera rotundifolia (Dros.)

  Gelsemium sempervirens (Gels.)

  Kalium permanganatum (Kali-perm.)

  Kaolin (Kaol.)

  Lactis acidum (Lac-ac.)

  Lycopodium clavatum (Lyc.)

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