Some remedies To be kept in Mind,For troubles of heart
by
Praveen Maurya
ADONIS VERNALIS Peri- and endocarditis, irregular heart action. Rapid and irregular pulse. Mitral valve regurgitation. Used for cardiac dropsy. Cardiac asthma
CACTUS GRANDIFLORA Endocarditis and valvular insufficiency. Pulse feeble and irregular. Used for valvular disease in the older dog. Violent and rapid action, palpitations. Low blood pressure. Oedema of limbs.
CONVALLARIA MAJUS Rapid and irregular pulse producing palpitation. Used for congestive heart conditions. For valvular disease with or without endocarditis.
CRATAEGUS Myocarditis. Irregularities of action cause state of anaemia with oedema. Used in the treatment of arrhythmic heart conditions. Helping irregularities of rhythm, weakness from chronic heart disease, dropsy. Dyspnoea on least exertion, dilated heart, weak heart sounds, valvular murmur.
DIGITALIS Helps irregular heart beat and to produce a stable pulse. In low potencies aids valvular function and reduces oedema. Dilation of heart leading to hypertrophy of heart muscle. Pulse weak and irregular, slow, but quickened by least effort, heart weak and dilated, dropsy and fibrillation with cyanosis. Auricular fibrillation. Heart block.
IBERIS AMARA Full and irregular pulse with interrupted rhythm. Dilation of heart leads to ascites. Used in palpitation with distress on exertion. Tachycardia.
KALMIA LATIFOLIA Weak pulse. Palpitation accompanied by fibrillation. Of use in heart conditions showing slowness of action, possibly with joint conditions and ascites. Tachycardia. Nausea and vomiting. Bilious attacks with vertigo. Heart action tumultuous, rapid and visible.
LAUROCERASUS Mitral regurgitation producing cyanosis with small feeble pulse. For older dogs with signs of cyanosis, a dry cough and respiratory distress.
LYCOPUS VIRGINICA Weak and irregular pulse. Used for asthmatic symptoms and blood-stained expectoration, older dogs associated with degenerative kidney disease.
NAJA TRIPUDIANS Irregular tremulous pulse,endocarditis, low blood pressure. Used for old dogs where general weakness accompanies heart trouble associated with dry cough and palpitation.
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS Old dogs with heart complaints and a tendency to diabetes.
SERUM ANGUILLARICHTHOTOXIN Heart disease associated with kidney failure (low potencies 3x - 6x)
SPARTIUM SCOPARIUM Irregular heart action. Degeneration of heart muscle. Low blood pressure. Dropsy.
SPONGIA TOSTA Valvular insufficiency, possibly with reflex coughing. Coughing with little exercise tolerance, congested lungs and resting for long periods in sternal recumbency.
SQUILLA MARITIMA Fibrillation of heart muscle. Dropsy. Follows Digitalis if that fails in waterlogged cases.
STROPHANTHUSSARMENTOSUS Weak action with irregular pulse. Used to tone heart muscle and remove oedema. Rapid action due to muscular debility.
VISCUM ALBUM Lowered blood pressure with slow pulse, respiratory difficulty, hypertrophic heart with valvular incompetence. Symptoms worse - winter, movement. Patient prefers sternal recumbency.
ADONIS VERNALIS Peri- and endocarditis, irregular heart action. Rapid and irregular pulse. Mitral valve regurgitation. Used for cardiac dropsy. Cardiac asthma
CACTUS GRANDIFLORA Endocarditis and valvular insufficiency. Pulse feeble and irregular. Used for valvular disease in the older dog. Violent and rapid action, palpitations. Low blood pressure. Oedema of limbs.
CONVALLARIA MAJUS Rapid and irregular pulse producing palpitation. Used for congestive heart conditions. For valvular disease with or without endocarditis.
CRATAEGUS Myocarditis. Irregularities of action cause state of anaemia with oedema. Used in the treatment of arrhythmic heart conditions. Helping irregularities of rhythm, weakness from chronic heart disease, dropsy. Dyspnoea on least exertion, dilated heart, weak heart sounds, valvular murmur.
DIGITALIS Helps irregular heart beat and to produce a stable pulse. In low potencies aids valvular function and reduces oedema. Dilation of heart leading to hypertrophy of heart muscle. Pulse weak and irregular, slow, but quickened by least effort, heart weak and dilated, dropsy and fibrillation with cyanosis. Auricular fibrillation. Heart block.
IBERIS AMARA Full and irregular pulse with interrupted rhythm. Dilation of heart leads to ascites. Used in palpitation with distress on exertion. Tachycardia.
KALMIA LATIFOLIA Weak pulse. Palpitation accompanied by fibrillation. Of use in heart conditions showing slowness of action, possibly with joint conditions and ascites. Tachycardia. Nausea and vomiting. Bilious attacks with vertigo. Heart action tumultuous, rapid and visible.
LAUROCERASUS Mitral regurgitation producing cyanosis with small feeble pulse. For older dogs with signs of cyanosis, a dry cough and respiratory distress.
LYCOPUS VIRGINICA Weak and irregular pulse. Used for asthmatic symptoms and blood-stained expectoration, older dogs associated with degenerative kidney disease.
NAJA TRIPUDIANS Irregular tremulous pulse,endocarditis, low blood pressure. Used for old dogs where general weakness accompanies heart trouble associated with dry cough and palpitation.
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS Old dogs with heart complaints and a tendency to diabetes.
SERUM ANGUILLARICHTHOTOXIN Heart disease associated with kidney failure (low potencies 3x - 6x)
SPARTIUM SCOPARIUM Irregular heart action. Degeneration of heart muscle. Low blood pressure. Dropsy.
SPONGIA TOSTA Valvular insufficiency, possibly with reflex coughing. Coughing with little exercise tolerance, congested lungs and resting for long periods in sternal recumbency.
SQUILLA MARITIMA Fibrillation of heart muscle. Dropsy. Follows Digitalis if that fails in waterlogged cases.
STROPHANTHUSSARMENTOSUS Weak action with irregular pulse. Used to tone heart muscle and remove oedema. Rapid action due to muscular debility.
VISCUM ALBUM Lowered blood pressure with slow pulse, respiratory difficulty, hypertrophic heart with valvular incompetence. Symptoms worse - winter, movement. Patient prefers sternal recumbency.
A convenient chart is given below to locate the reasons of dyapnoea.
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