Tetanus
Hydrocyanic Acid
In persistent tonic spasms, especially of the muscles of face, jaws and back, embarrassed respiration with lividity and frothing of the mouth. Firm rigidity of the limbs and body and is bent backward.Lachesis
In lock jaw and spasms of the larynx with blue-ness from asphyxia and the patient sleeps into the paroxysm.Veratrum Album
Lock jaw with spasms of the glottis, constriction of the chest amounting almost to suffocation. The hands and feet are drawn inwards and the pupils are contracted. Here convulsions are secondary to an exhausting disease whereas in Strychnia they are primary.Belladonna
Tetanus of infants; twitchings; sudden startl-ings; dilated pupils; staring eyes; severe convulsions; rigidity of throat muscles; opisthotonos.Stramonium
Tetanic convulsions worse from touch and light. Mind confused with mania.Camphor
Is indicated in tetanic convulsions with showing of the teeth from drawing up of the corner of the mouth. Deathly coldness.Cuprum Met
Spasms with loss of cosciousness which may be due to traumatism or to injury from sharp weapons. Paleness of face, contraction of the jaw, frothing of the mouth, jerking of the limbs and severe opisthotonos.Strychinum
Convulsion with constriction of the chest. It may be tried when Nux Vom. fails.Angustura Vera
In tetanus, traumatic or otherwise, when there is spasmodic twitching or jerking of muscles – catalepsy, with body bent backward. Convulsions. Twitching and jerking along the back, like electric shocks.Physostigma
Tetanic convulsions, Locomotor Ataxia. Numbness in paralysed parts, crampy pains in limbs. Fibrillary tremors.Passiflora Inc
Specific for tetanus. It should be given in ten drop doses of mother tincture. It has extreme regidity of the muscles of the neck and shoulders with difficulty in swallowing. Peculiar sardonic smile and cry.Cicuta Virosa
In sudden rigidity with jerking; violent distortion, followed by utter prostration, tonic spasms renewed by touch. Great oppression of breathing, lock-jaw, face dark red, froth at the mouth, opisthotonos, loss of consciousness. In suppurating wounds or when the discharge of pus is stopped.Arsenic Alb
Tetanus with attempt to commit suicide by hanging. Spasms with frightful contortions of the limbs. Pronouned septicemia.Aconite N
Fear, anxiety, tension of muscles, tingling and numbness.Hypericum
With excruciating pains in the wounds. It should be given as a prophylactic in newly born children whose navels present unhealthiness.Silicea
In suppurating wound or when discharge of pus has ceased.Nux Vom
Tetanic convulsions with opisthotonos, distortion of eyes, of face, with dyspnoea. Renewal of spasms by slightest touch, light or noise. It should be especially thought of when the consciousness is retained.
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