• Suited to scrofulous and rachitic conditions, swelling of glands.

• It causes profuse sweating, especially on the head, that wets the pillow.

• It causes great longing for eggs, chalk, pencils, and other indigestible substances.

• The patient is a person of scrofulous type, who takes cold easily, with increased mucous secretions.

• Children who grow fat, are large-bellied, with large head, pale skin, chalky look, have the so-called leuco-phlegmatic temperament.

• It causes general weakness and exhaustion.

• It creates a tendency to obesity, especially in childhood.

• The patient feels chilly and worse from cold, damp weather.

• It brings marked aversion to meat and boiled food.

• Complaints are often accompanied by sourness, in taste, smell, and discharges.

• It causes slow development and delayed dentition in children.

• It leads to a tendency to glandular swellings.

• It creates increased susceptibility to colds.

• Ailments are from suppressed eruptions.

• It causes easy relapses, interrupted convalescence.

• Instrumental in changes wrought by increased local and general perspiration.

• It offers numerous opportunities for the exhibition of Calcarea in incipient phthisis.

• It covers tickling cough, fleeting chest pains, nausea, acidity, and dislike of fat.

• The patient gets out of breath easily.

• It addresses a jaded state, mental or physical, due to overwork.

• Indicated for abscesses in deep muscles; polypi and exostoses.

• It addresses pituitary and thyroid dysfunction.

• It raises blood coagulability.

• A definite stimulant to the periosteum.

• A hemostatic and gives this power probably to gelatine injections.

• It covers affections caused by working in water.

• It causes great sensitiveness to cold; partial sweats.

• Children crave eggs and eat dirt and other indigestible things; are prone to diarrhea.

• Calcarea patient is fat, fair, flabby, perspiring, cold, damp, and sour.

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• It causes great anxiety about health.

• It causes anxiety about the future.

• It creates fears of loss of reason, insanity, and contagious diseases.

• The patient is apprehensive and anxious, especially in the evening.

• The patient is irritable and easily offended.

• The patient is obstinate and headstrong, especially in children.

• The patient is forgetful and has difficulty concentrating.

• It causes dullness of mind, difficulty in thinking clearly.

• The patient experiences timidity and a lack of self-confidence.

• The patient is sensitive to noise and criticism.

• The patient feels overwhelmed and unable to cope with everyday tasks.

• It causes aversion to work, both mental and physical.

• The patient is easily discouraged.

• It causes a marked tendency to be sentimental and weep easily.

• It causes depression and melancholy.

• It causes restlessness and fidgetiness.

• The patient imagines things, sees faces when closing eyes.

• Children are often slow to learn and develop mentally.

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• It causes vertigo, especially on ascending.

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• It causes open fontanelles in infants.

• It causes photophobia.

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• It causes dim vision.

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• It causes lachrymation.

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• It causes styes on eyelids.

• It causes otalgia.

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• It causes impaired hearing.

• It causes chronic nasal catarrh.

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• It causes frequent colds with thick, yellow discharge.

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• It causes nasal polyps.

• It causes swollen glands in the neck.

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• It causes hoarseness.

• It causes cough, dry or loose, often worse at night.

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• It causes dyspnea, especially on exertion.

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• It causes wheezing.

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• It causes expectoration of thick, yellow mucus.

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• Useful in incipient phthisis.

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• It causes palpitations, especially at night.

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• Useful in angina pectoris.

• It causes sour eructations and vomiting.

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• It causes aversion to meat.

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• It causes frequent urination.

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• It causes enuresis, especially in children.

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• It causes increased or decreased sexual desire.

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• It causes menses too early, profuse, and prolonged.

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• It causes leucorrhea, milky or yellow.

• It causes cold, clammy hands and feet.

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• It causes swelling of the joints.

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• It causes weakness in the limbs.

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• It causes curvature of bones.

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• It causes exostoses.

• It causes eruptions, eczema.

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• It causes warts.

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• Rough, scaly, and inclined to chap. Rhagades. Chapped hands. Chilblains from wetting. Psoriasis palmaris. Eruption behind right ear. Warts and polypi. Copious night sweats (sour or odorless). Foot-sweat (sour or odorless). Bloody sweats. itching > by scratching

• Cold, damp weather.

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• Full moon.

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• Washing.

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• Suppression of discharges.

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• Warmth.

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• Lying down.

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• Complementary: Belladonna.

• Complementary: Rhus toxicodendron.

• Complementary: Lycopodium.

• Complementary: Silica.

• Incompatible: Bryonia.

• Incompatible: Sulphur (should not be given after Calcarea).

• Compare: Aqua calcar. (Lime-water) -- (1/2 teaspoonful in milk) -- (as injection for oxyuris vermicularis)

• Compare: Calc caust. (Slaked lime) -- (pain in back and heels, jaws and malar bones; also symptoms of influenza)

• Compare: Calc brom. (removes inflammatory products from uterus; children of lax fiber, nervous and irritable, with gastric and cerebral irritation; tendency to brain disease; insomnia and cerebral congestion. Give 1x trituration.)

• Compare: Sulphur (differs in being worse by heat, hot feet, etc.)

• Compare: Calcar calcinata

• Compare: Calcar lactic

• Compare: Calcar lacto-phosph

• Compare: Calc mur. (Calcium chloratum)

• Compare: Calcar picrata

• Compare also with Calcarea: Lycopodium.

• Compare also with Calcarea: Silica.

• Compare also with Calcarea: Pulsatilla.

• Compare also with Calcarea: Chamomilla.

• Consider in cases of rickets, scrofula, glandular affections, delayed dentition, and chronic catarrhal conditions.

• for individuals with a tendency to be chilly, suffer from improper nutrition, and imperfect digestion.

• Sourness is a key characteristic: sour body odor, taste, stool, and urine.

• Right-sided remedy in general.

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• sensitive to cold and damp.

• Sycotic medicine, indicated by early morning aggravation, warts, and polypi.

• Ailments following losses of fluids (e.g., self-abuse).

• Great weakness on ascending, on walking, talking (chests feels weak), or excitement.

• Feels better when constipated.

• Shuddering and dread as evening approaches.

• Sees visions on closing eyes.

• Cries out, twitches, grasps at flocks; restless and anxious even when unconscious.

• Evil forebodings, talks of mice, rats, murders.

• Forgetful.

• Vertigo: tendency to fall to left; to either side; backward.

• Vertigo caused by turning head; < looking upward; going upstairs.

• Sensation as if in a dream.

• Aversion to darkness.

• Cloud coming over head

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• Sour eructations. Nausea after drinking water (even a little), but not if iced. Ravenous hunger; hunger and feeling of emptiness immediately after a meal and in the early morning. Craving for eggs, indigestible things, chalk, coal, etc. Sour diarrhea. Sour body smell. Milk disagrees; sour vomiting of large curds. Biliary colic: cutting pain under right scapula running to right hypochondrium and epigastrium. Flatulence or gurgling in right hypochondrium.

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• Impotence; penis cold and relaxed. Right side affected.

• Menorrhagia: excessive flow and shortened intervals. Periods return too soon after excitement. Pain in the breasts before flow commences. Suppression of menses in women of full habit after working in water. Bearing-down pains. Ovarian or uterine pains, right side, extending down thighs; < on reading or writing.

• Swelling of cervical and bronchial glands. Scrofulous glands and scrofulous diseases of bones; spinal curvature; rickets. Right side affected.

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• Loss of fluids, working in water, fright, suppressed eruptions and discharges, sexual excesses, lifting heavy things, straining a part. Cold wind strikes the body and it immediately runs to the teeth, causing them to ache