It seems to be relieved by a drink of cold water. The vomiting is terrific and is spasmodic in its character. We find the abdomen as hard as a stone the bowels are at first obstinately constipated, the constipation being succeeded at times by bloody greenish watery stools.
It is not the specific relapsing fever, but rather a fever in which the relapses are the result of defective reaction.Ĭuprum when taken in large doses, produces an inflammatory colic, presenting a combination of neurotic with inflammatory symptoms these are gastro-enteric. We also find it indicated in fever with marked tendency to frequent relapses hence in a sort of relapsing fever. We find Cuprum indicated in chlorosis, after the abuse of iron. The character of these convulsions will appear in a few minutes when I speak of the nervous symptoms of the remedy. There is another condition in which Cuprum may be used, and that is in the uraemia or uraernic convulsions following cholera. It differs from Camphor in this: Camphor lacks the prominence of the cramps which are ever present in the collapse of Cuprum. Camphor has symptoms of collapse, like Cuprum and ARGENTUM NITRICUM has terrible distress in the epigastrium with dyspnoea. Now this picture of Cuprum seems to place it between CAMPHOR and ARGENTUM NITRICUM. So intense is the dyspnoea that the patient cannot bear his handkerchief approached to his face it takes away his breath. There is considerable distress, referred by the patient to the epigastrium, and thns is associated with most intense dyspnoea. It is indicated for the following symptoms : Intense coldness of the surface of the body, blueness of the skin, cramps of the muscles, the muscles of the calves and thighs are drawn up into knots. Unlike Sulphur, however, it is a remedy for the symptoms of cholera. Workers in copper seldom contract Asiatic cholera. Copper possesses considerable interest as a prophylactic in disease. HEPAR, as a general antidote to the metals, comes into play as a dynamic antidote, as do also BELLADONNA and STRAMONIUM. This applies, of course, to the crude drug, but not to the potentized preparations.Ĭopper has for its complement CALCAREA OSTREARUM. The original idea of those who proposed the substitution of the latter for the former was based on the supposition that the acetate of copper is soluble, while the metallic copper is not.
This medication is not recommended in patients with fructose intolerance, glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome or sucrase-iso maltase deficiency (rare hereditary diseases).ĭue to the presence of lactose, this medication is not recommended in patients with galactose intolerance, Lapp lactase deficiency or glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome (rare hereditary diseases).Cuprum metallicum and Cuprum aceticum are used interchangeably by many physicians as having the same symptomatology. If you are intolerant to certain sugars, seek the advice of your doctor before using this medicine. This medicine contains sucrose and lactose.
Using the cap, place the granules under the tongue and allow to melt. Continue to turn it to drop the desired number of granules.Ĭarefully remove the cap. To open the tube, twist the cap to tear the dotted lines. Take 5 granules 3 times a day to let dissolve under the tongue.įor children under 6 years old, dissolve in a little water before giving. Cuprum 9CH granules is a homeopathic medicine recommended in case of spasms, cramps, pains of spasmodic origin for adults and children.
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