Zinc, Zincum Metallicum
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Clinic
- About 1-2 cases out of every 100 patient needs this remedy
- If you don't know Zinc, you may prescribe Ars, Caust, Stram, Agar
- It belongs to the Stram family.
- A vague fear with the theme of being arrested or a bounced check + Disturbed sleep (Full of Jerking). In this sense it resembles Bell, Cupr and Ign.
Zinc in brief
- Region: BRAIN AND NERVES: Occiput. Spine. Orbital region. Root of nose. Blood. Inner canthi.
- Agg: Mental EXHAUSTION, Suppressions, Noise, Touch, Wine, After being heated.
- Amel: Motion, Hard pressure, Warm open air, FREE DISCHARGES.
- Antidote: Tab
- Complementary: Puls
- Related: Ign, Kali-p, Lach, Pic-ac.
Irritability
- General irritability of the nervous system has caused Jerking
- CNS excitability threshold is reduced to all stimuli.
- This irritability can be seen as objective anxiety and restlessness.
- He is completely restless and agitated in the office: restlessness increases when sitting. (Restless feet)
Panic attacks
- Waiting for something bad to happen, restlessness can be seen in all aspects of his existence.
- Such a patient had already been zinc constitutionally, and now under a long and intense pressure needs an acute remedy, which has the color of being arrested and wanted.
Suppressed eruption
- Eruptions which has a strong relationship with CNS
- Suppressed eruption agg is a good indicator for Zinc.
Restless Sleep
- Disturbed sleep: Wakes up with the slightest stimulus. He does not refreshed after sleep.
- 90% of zincs have problems at the beginning of sleep, for example, their hands or feet jump, or they jump out of sleep in a panic, but the sleep gets better later on.
- Sometimes they don't wake up but their partner tells you that she has Jerking in her sleep.
- Other metals have this mode (Cupr, Plb) but this mode is much more common and stronger in Zinc.
- In severe forms, the patient may experience convulsions.
Jerking
- Jerkings; nightly. Spasm
- Sleep- Jerking remedy
- Automatic acts.
- Tremor
Restless leg syndrome
- Zinc's leg is out of his control and vibrates regularly with low amplitude and high frequency.
- He can't sit still and not move his legs. (Rhus-t ₳ Zinc)
Headache
- Headache of varying intensity
- Pressive on vertex or root of nose into eyes
- Headache with weak vision
- Amel with warmth and agg hard pressure.
- Occiput; dragging, down back; as of a blow on, then weak legs; heat in.
- Crashing in head on falling to sleep.
- Hair painful; on vertex; bristles.