Dr. Reckeweg Cadmium Sulphuricum 30 CH (11 ml)

Its chief action centres on stomach and respiration. Its pathogenesis gives symptoms corresponding to very low forms of disease, as in cholera, yellow fever, where, with exhaustion, vomiting, and extreme prostration, the disease runs deathward. Important gastric symptoms. Carcinoma ventriculi; persistent vomiting.

The attack is upon the stomach more especially. Patients must keep quiet. Chilliness and coldness even when near the fire.

Weakness remaining after epileptic attacks, of one arm and one leg. Formication between the skin and deep tissue. Numbness; of parts, nose, head etc. Paralyzed parts painful or crawling in.

Apoplexy. Boils. Chilblains. Cholera infantum. Corneal opacity. Eyes, affections of. Facial paralysis. Indigestion. Meningitis. Nasal polypus. Ozoena. Yellow fever.

Take 5 drops in half cup of water 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician OR

Medicate the globules and take 4-6 globules 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.

• Soreness in the pit of the stomach on pressure. 
• Violent nausea, retching and black vomiting. Burning and cutting pains in the stomach. There is also tenderness of abdomen and tympanites.
• chilliness and coldness even when near the fire. Icy coldness of the parts. 
• Blue, yellow, sallow, scaly, cracking. Itching; better scratching.
• Chloasma, yellowish stains on nose and cheeks; worse exposure to sun and wind.
• Stool: Bloody, black, and offensive. Gelatinous, yellowish green; semi-fluid, with urinary suppression.
• Everything tastes sour.
• Fluids and the simplest food taken are thrown up sour, mixed with blood or bile with sour eructations and great exhaustion. 
• Vomiting of mucus, green slime, blood, with great prostration, and great tenderness over the stomach, Exhausted after vomiting.  
• Distortion of mouth; from facial paralysis. Trembling of lower jaw. Facial paralysis, left side; worse cold air; cannot close eyes; difficult talking and swallowing.
•  Yellow fever. Body icy cold.
•  Chloasmae worse exposure to sun.
• Opacity of cornea; from injuries or inflammation. Night blindness. Tears hot. Cannot read small type.

MODALITIES:

• Worse: after sleep; stimulants. Raising up. Least motion. Carrying burdens. After sleep. Stimulants. Open air. Cold. Sunshine. Walking. Ascending stairs. Vexation. Swallowing.
• Better: eating and rest.