Gadus Morrhua


Gadus Morrhua signs and symptoms of the homeopathy medicine from the Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica by J.H. Clarke. Find out for which conditions and symptoms Gadus Morrhua is used…


      Cod. *N. O. Gadide. Trituration of first cervical vertebra of the fish.

Clinical

Asthma. Bladder, affections of. Bone affections. Cough. Hands hot. Phthisis.

Characteristics

Petroz is our authority for this medicine. Like *Ol. *Jec. *asel., *Gadus has a powerful action on the respiratory apparatus. It is like *Lycopodium. in producing flapping of the alae nasi. It also affects the bones and causes troublesome heat of the *hands. Hopelessness and desire for death are prominent.

Relations

*Compare: Ol. Jec. Asel., Calc-c., Calcarea phos., Conchiol.

SYMPTOMS.

Mind

Deep melancholy, paroxysms of helplessness, for forty eight hours, during which the desire for death is hardly controlled. Intellectual faculties torpid, absence of ideas.

Head

Headache in the night accompanied by fever.

Eyes and Ear

Marked diminution of strength of hearing and sight. A noise (tic-tac) is felt in right ear, and pain if a noise from exterior becomes predominant.

Nose

Oscillation of wings of nose, accompanying very frequent breathing as after exercise, at the time of waking and during the whole day.

Face

Altered countenance.

Mouth

Teeth sensitive and set on edge. Dry mouth.

Throat

Waking in night on account of severe contraction in the throat. Constriction of fauces, wheezing cough, with white frothy expectoration.

Stomach

Loss of appetite.

Abdomen

Abdomen much distended. Sensation of burning heat in whole hypogastrium. While pains are felt in the chest, sharp pains in right side of abdomen, in the groin, and in the kidneys.

Stool

Soft stools, diarrhoea.

Urinary Organs

Sensation of swelling and fullness in bladder, stitches in bladder, almost impossible to urinate.

Respiratory Organs

Voice weak, exertion required to articulate distinctly, words do not come when wanted. Light cough with expectoration of foamy sputa. Fits of wheezing cough with pain deep in chest. Very frequent breathing, with oscillation of wings of nose, as after exercise, at time of waking and during the whole day. Breath short, laborious, as if air passages were closed. Rush of blood to chest, without palpitation. Violent pains in chest with orgasm. Lumps seem adherent to parieties. Sharp pains, burning shootings, 2 p.m. Sharp pains running though chest, not worse by walking, though renewed on first movement. Very sharp pains in both lungs, especially left, evening. Contused pain in chest walls, brought on by coughing, deep inspiration, or motion. A few fits of coughing caused a sensation of painful ruffling of the lungs, which seemed to change place and be contused.

Back

Sharp, lancinating pain in dorsal vertebrae. Constrictive pains in sides of trunk. Pains in lower back and sacrum.

Upper Limbs

Nails become soft.

Lower Limbs

Pain above left hip. Slight lancinating pain in left knee, which bends involuntarily when standing. Tearing pain in right buttock and thigh. Bruised sensation in femur from head of bone to patella.

Fever

Very severe coldness from hip down to feet. Hands excessively hot and dry. Dry heat in palms, intolerable in evening. Fever without chill.

John Henry Clarke
John Henry Clarke MD (1853 – November 24, 1931 was a prominent English classical homeopath. Dr. Clarke was a busy practitioner. As a physician he not only had his own clinic in Piccadilly, London, but he also was a consultant at the London Homeopathic Hospital and researched into new remedies — nosodes. For many years, he was the editor of The Homeopathic World. He wrote many books, his best known were Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica and Repertory of Materia Medica