- Bones
- Communited fracture
- Non healing fractures, callous does not form
- Injury
- Pain in periosteum remains after bones have healed
- Injury to sinews, bones, tendons
- Blunt injuries to eyes involving eyeballs
- Penetrating injuries to perineum
- Coldness
- Gastric and duodenal ulcers
(Clarke in his THE DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL MATERIA MEDICA very beautifully explains the difference in injury of ARNICA and SYMPHYTUM
Arn., soft parts, Symp., hard; Arn., painful swelling with discoloration, Symp., without discoloration; Arn., sore, bruised lame; Symp., pricking, stitching, jagging pains)
Aude Sapere
Shivangi Jain
BHMS, MD, PGDMLE, PGDHHM
drshivangijain79@gmail.com
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