Acon ₳ Spong: Difference between revisions
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* Both are [[Panic attacks|panic remedies]]: Fear and restlessness, Fear of death, Fever and excitement | * Both are [[Panic attacks|panic remedies]]: Fear and restlessness, Fear of death, Fever and excitement | ||
* Both are [[croup]] remedies, | * Both are [[croup]] remedies, Both have Croup + spastic coughs | ||
* Both have croup coughs before midnight like barking dog. It is better to give Acon first, then Spong | |||
* But if Acon controls coughs and nocturnal croup and it starts again the next night, give Spong. However, if the coughs and croup start the next morning, Hep is a good choice. Hep goes to rattling and Spong goes to roughness | |||
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* Spong has milder [[croup]] attacks and peaks within days. | * Spong has milder [[croup]] attacks and peaks within days. | ||
* Acon [[croup]] occurs in the night after exposure to cold and dry wind | * Acon [[croup]] occurs in the night after exposure to cold and dry wind | ||
* Spong is famous for Dry spastic cough before midnight . He had a cold yesterday and suddenly has a rough cough, sneezing and dry respiratory tract. |
Latest revision as of 11:20, 11 August 2023
Similar
- Both are panic remedies: Fear and restlessness, Fear of death, Fever and excitement
- Both are croup remedies, Both have Croup + spastic coughs
- Both have croup coughs before midnight like barking dog. It is better to give Acon first, then Spong
- But if Acon controls coughs and nocturnal croup and it starts again the next night, give Spong. However, if the coughs and croup start the next morning, Hep is a good choice. Hep goes to rattling and Spong goes to roughness
Difference
- Spong is much more profound than Acon.
- Spong has milder croup attacks and peaks within days.
- Acon croup occurs in the night after exposure to cold and dry wind
- Spong is famous for Dry spastic cough before midnight . He had a cold yesterday and suddenly has a rough cough, sneezing and dry respiratory tract.