Silicea. Rickets in children. Children with large belly and profuse sweating of the head. The child’s head is disproportionately large. Large-headed children with open fontanelles (Calcarea carb.). Cracks and fistulas.
Skinny kids. Exhaustion, from poor digestion (Lycopodium, Natrum muriaticum. Phosphorus). Chilliness. Lack of vitality. Left side medication. The springs are open. Lean body and big round belly. Offensive sweat on head, neck and face. Pale, sallow, or yellowish face.
The child starts walking late. Rachitic children. Complications after vaccination (Thuja). Diarrhea after vaccination. The skin is thin and brittle. Disproportionately large head. Sweat on head, face and legs. The child wraps his head to keep it warm. The face is pale.
Worse at full moon. Accelerates the maturation of the abscess. Cold from the slightest breeze against the back. Vertigo on rising from a lying position. Pain in occiput, back of neck and right eye. Worse from motion, noise or light. Dreams about dead people. Large, open fontanelles for children. Head wet with sweat at night.
Sulphur. The springs do not close for a long time. Osteomyelitis in early childhood. Slow closure of fontanelles in childhood. Wolf appetite. Big head. They often eat a lot, but remain thin. Profuse and offensive sweat on head. Irritability and disobedience. Hates prolonged tension.
Inaccuracy and uncleanliness. Redness of the nose, eyes, ears and lips. Unpleasant body odor. Inaccuracy. Rickets with curvature of the spine. Children are greedy. Wrinkled, senile face in children. The skin is yellow, wrinkled and flabby. Hunger at 11 am. Head heat (Calcarea. Phosphorus) and cold feet.
Calcarea carb. Full, pale and lethargic. Sour and profuse sweat. Big head. Slow movements. They start walking late. Teeth erupt late. Late closure of fontanelles. Pale, full, round and puffy faces. Children are lethargic and often fall. Pale, full and chilly.
Acidum phosphoricum. Bone diseases. Early and excessively profuse menses, with pain in the liver. Worse from cold dry weather. Pain in the liver during menstruation. Rickets. Better from warmth and damp weather. Profuse leucorrhea after menstruation, with much itching.
Uterine ulcer. Putrid, bloody discharge from the uterus, with great burning. The uterus is swollen due to flatulence. Scant amount of milk. Caries. Purpura. Passive bleeding. Intermittent fever with lethargy and night sweats. Worse from mental work. Better from movement.
Calcarea phosphorica. Prevention of rickets (Silicea). Open springs. The bones are thin and fragile. Teeth grow slowly. Rachiocampsis. The child starts walking late. Thin and weak neck.
Mercurius. Rickets and eczema. Violent constrictive pains in forehead at night. Large hydrocephalic heads, open fontanelles, and cold, oily sweat during sleep in children. Dry, offensive, yellow crusts on the head. Vertigo and heaviness in the head in the morning. Worse from heat and from cold. In sensation, the skin of the skull stretched taut. Hair falls out at the temples.
Phosphorus. Bone disease in childhood. The patient is often sick. He cannot lie on his left side. Aphonia and dry cough. Congestion of the cheeks in the evening and oppression of the chest at night. The patient wakes up at night from hunger. Hungry fainting.