Acon , Aconitum Napellus

ABC remedies

First-Aid Remedies

Main features:

• It comes suddenly and goes suddenly (Acon ₳ Bell)
• It is severe: Mind symptoms, Fever, Swelling and All symptoms
• Reliable technique for diagnosis is listening to patient. When he describes what happened, he says: It was terrible. And you infer from his words as if a sudden, severe disaster were already happening, do not delay in giving Acon.
• This extreme situation is against life and leads to the rapid activation of defense mechanisms. Therefore, Acon is excellent remedy for flare-ups.
• Acon is used in one-sided symptoms, once an organ has a severe problem.
• He is dry and when he sweats, he feels better. (but not always)
• It is not inflamed, but it can have one-sided inflammation.

Fever

• Acon alone is very useful for fever control

• A fever that has reached pus does not want Acon.
• Never alternate Acon with another drug to control fever
• Do not give Acon in typhoid fevers (Apis, Bry, Rhus-t) that lead to skin rash.
• Kent: Do not give Acon and Bell in the initial and continuing stages of typhoid fever (intestinal fever or ascending and descending fevers) and think of Bry and Rhus-t

Question: How to identify Acon in chronic conditions?

Acon is the story of a person who had a severe reaction in the past under acute conditions, but now in less severe conditions, the body made a mistake and showed an inappropriate reaction of panic and intense heart palpitations. Therefore, it is used in chronic conditions (both in flare-ups and between flare-ups).

Fear

In delirious situations, it is better to prescribe Acon with high potencies (10M).

Panic attacks which is clearly evident in body language and face expression.

Acon's fear is from an objective reality (opposite to Stram) (Acon ₳ Stram)

Emergency - ANXIETY, panic attacks ACON. aloe alum. ARG-N. ars-i. Ars. bar-c. bell. calc. Cann-i. carb-v. caust. cham. cupr. Gels. KALI-AR. kali-br. kali-c. lyc. Med. merc. nat-c. nit-ac. op. PHOS. sep. sulph.

Emergency - ANXIETY, panic attacks - doctor or dentist, ongoing to, with fear ACON. Arg-n. Arn. GELS. Ign. nat-m. Phos.

Emergency - ANXIETY, panic attacks - engagement, from upcoming ACON. ARG-N. Ars. Carb-v. GELS. LYC. med. NAT-M. ph-ac. Sil. Thuj.

Emergency - ANXIETY, panic attacks - fright, after ACON. Ars. Gels. lyc. merc. nat-m. OP. rob. Sil.

Emergency - ANXIETY, panic attacks - performance, from upcoming ACON. ARG-N. Ars. Carb-v. GELS. LYC. med. NAT-M. ph-ac. Sil. Thuj.

(Acon ₳ Lob)

(Acon ₳ Gels)

(Acon ₳ Op)