Ip, Ipecacuanha

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  • Nausea /Vomiting Remedy
  • If wrong prescription causes confusion in the body system, think about these remedies: Ip, Sep, Ars, Calc, Sul
  • It is medicinal between Ars, Puls, Ant-t, Cupr
    • Irritable, impatient, moody and rude, restless (Ars)
    • When stomach problems prevail in the patient (Ant-t, Puls)
    • Influenza, chills and croup and weakness and infantile diarrhea (Ars)

Ip GI

  • Most of its problems are accompanied by nausea and esp vomiting
  • Fullness in stomach + cutting pain like Colic/ Knife radiating from left to right
  • Permanent nausea and vomiting
  • Dry, suffocating and annoying coughs + Nausea and vomiting
  • Fainting and weakness and nausea with bleeding (Metrorrhagia)
  • Lack of thirst is cardinal
  • He vomits everything he eats and his stomach is tympanic.
  • Ip is used in epidemic dysentery. (Severe tenesmus + Burning + Excretion of mucus and a little light blood + Constant urging of stool + Constant nausea + Bilious vomiting)
  • Epidemic diarrhea of ​​newborns + Continuous tenesmus + Feces with mucus and a little blood


Infectious state

  • His fever is accompanied by back pain spreading to the shoulders as if his back is breaking.
  • Fever is accompanied by bilious vomiting and rarely thirst
  • Fever / Chills + Headache + Bruised Back / Neck + Congestion/ Fullness in head
  • Nausea and vomiting + Dry and red tongue + Lack of thirst


Intermittent fever

  • Intermittent fevers + Chills + Stomach problems
  • Intermittent fever + Constant physical restlessness and rolling over. (Rhus-t)
  • Intermittent fever involves the spinal cord and the patient moves his arms and legs regularly.
  • Tetanus symptoms like opisthotonos (The head is retracted) and cause cerebrospinal meningitis (Bilious vomiting + Head and Neck pain Drawing to back muscles.
  • Restlessness like Ars with periods of extreme weakness. (Ars ₳ Ip)
  • The difference with Ars is that the periods of weakness of Ars are much longer and even permanent.
  • Suffocating coughs + Paroxysmal nature + Facial redness + Belching and vomiting + Lack of thirst + Convulsions
  • Ip is useful in scarlet fever when the rash comes out late and the patient has nausea and vomiting because of this.


Bleeding Diathesis

  • Hematuria
  • Hematemesis
  • Hemoptysis
  • Metrorrhagia: Constant oozing, when the bleeding increases with each gush of blood + Great weakness although this amount of blood is not so much (Alet)
  • Active or passive bleeding, bright red from all body holes (Erig, Mill)


SRPs

  • Nausea which is not relied by Vomiting: Most common accompaniment
  • Thirstlessness + Dry clean Tongue
  • Flushed Face: Ip's face becomes flushed red in most of its problems, such as suffocating coughs, colds, and other inflammatory problems. Red face and blue lips.
  • Cyanosis: Fingernails and lips of the patient are cyanotic along with shivering
  • Tremors are shaking and sometimes congestive.

Asthma

  • Asthma, especially humid asthma and asthmatic bronchitis,
  • Asthma is exacerbated by air humidity (Nat-s) or sudden changes in the patient's air
  • IP. His asthma starts with the slightest cold.
  • Foreign body in the larynx, pneumonia (Ant-t)

Convulsion

  • Ip is considered as a convulsive drug (Cupr)
  • Seizures during pregnancy
  • Convulsions with suffocating coughs
  • Spasms with panic
  • Unilateral convulsions on the left side of the body
  • Tonic/clonic convulsions of children and hysterical women
  • Tetanus Rigidity
  • Redness flushed face
  • These images are usually attributed to Bell, but they are strong features of IP