• Calcarea Arsenicosa acts on the nervous system, blood, kidneys, and liver.

• Calcarea Arsenicosa is especially suited for fleshy women around the climacteric period.

• The patient has complaints arising from suppressed or chronic malaria.

• Calcarea Arsenicosa has a marked action on the spleen and mesenteric glands.

• Calcarea Arsenicosa affects the blood, leading to decreased hemoglobin and red blood cell count.

• The patient has a general tendency to chilliness.

• The patient presents with dropsical conditions.

• The patient has great sensitiveness in the kidney region.

• Calcarea Arsenicosa is useful in complaints of drunkards, especially after abstaining from alcohol.

• The patient's symptoms are often accompanied by a sensation of flying.

• The patient has general weakness and exhaustion.

• The patient experiences great debility.

• The patient has a gradual loss of strength.

• The patient presents with profound depression.

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• The patient experiences great anxiety, with a feeling of impending doom.

• The patient presents with irritability and restlessness.

• The patient has a marked depression of spirits, with a disinclination to work or engage in any activity.

• The patient experiences melancholy and sadness, often without apparent cause.

• The patient has apprehension about health and future.

• The patient experiences fear of death and being alone.

• The patient has difficulty concentrating; mental confusion.

• The patient is weeping easily, even over trivial matters.

• The patient has a tendency to be easily startled.

• The patient is oversensitive to noise and external impressions.

• The patient experiences despair of recovery.

• The patient exhibits impatience.

• The patient is easily offended.

• The patient dwells on past unpleasant events.

• The patient suffers from mental prostration.

• The patient has vertigo with a sensation of falling to the left.

• The patient experiences headaches, especially in the forehead, with a feeling of pressure.

• The patient presents with congestion of the head with flushed face.

• The patient suffers from dull, heavy headaches.

• The patient has a sensation as if the head would burst.

• The patient has dim vision.

• The patient experiences photophobia (sensitivity to light).

• The patient has weakness of sight.

• The patient experiences flickering before the eyes.

• The patient has burning in the eyes.

• The patient experiences lachrymation (tearing).

• The patient experiences humming and buzzing in the ears.

• The patient has decreased hearing.

• The patient presents with coryza (inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane) with watery discharge.

• The patient experiences epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• The patient has obstruction of the nose.

• The patient experiences difficult swallowing.

• The patient has a sensation of a lump in the throat.

• The patient has hoarseness.

• The patient experiences dyspnea (difficulty breathing) even with slight exertion.

• The patient has a feeble heart contributing to respiratory distress.

• The patient has a cough, dry and hacking, worse at night.

• The patient experiences oppression of the chest.

• The patient experiences shortness of breath.

• The patient has a cough with expectoration of mucus.

• The patient experiences wheezing respiration.

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• Cough, dry and hacking, worse at night.

• Shortness of breath, especially on exertion.

• Asthma-like symptoms, with wheezing and tightness in the chest.

• Expectoration of mucus, which may be thick, yellow, or green.

• The patient experiences palpitations, especially from slight emotion or exertion.

• The patient has a feeble heart action.

• The patient has an irregular pulse.

• The patient experiences angina-like pains.

• The patient has pain in the chest, constricting.

• The patient experiences stitching pains in the heart region.

• The patient experiences nausea and vomiting.

• The patient has heaviness and fullness in the stomach after eating.

• The patient experiences abdominal pain and distension.

• The patient presents with infantile enlarged liver and spleen.

• The patient has a loss of appetite.

• The patient experiences thirst for cold drinks.

• The patient experiences belching and flatulence.

• The patient experiences burning in the stomach.

• The patient experiences sour eructations.

• The patient experiences tenderness and swelling of the liver and spleen.

• The patient has enlargement of mesenteric glands.

• The patient experiences colicky pains.

• The patient experiences rumbling in the abdomen.

• The patient has a distended abdomen.

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• The patient experiences diarrhea alternating with constipation.

• The patient experiences ineffectual urging to stool.

• The patient experiences burning in the anus.

• The patient suffers from hemorrhoids.

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• The patient has nephritis (inflammation of the kidneys) with marked tenderness in the kidney region.

• The patient experiences albuminuria (presence of albumin in the urine).

• The patient experiences frequent urination.

• The patient experiences scanty urination.

• The patient experiences burning during urination.

• The patient experiences involuntary urination.

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• Female: The patient has complaints around climacteric, especially in fleshy women.

• The patient experiences palpitations and dyspnea triggered by slight emotion.

• The patient experiences menstrual irregularities.

• The patient experiences leucorrhea (whitish or yellowish discharge from the vagina).

• The patient experiences uterine hemorrhage.

• The patient has cold hands and feet.

• The patient experiences swelling of the ankles and feet (dropsy).

• The patient has weakness and trembling of the limbs.

• The patient experiences rheumatic pains in the joints.

• The patient has pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• The patient experiences stiffness of the joints.

• The patient experiences cramps in the legs.

• The patient experiences heaviness and weariness of the limbs.

• The patient has dry, scaly skin.

• The patient experiences itching eruptions.

• The patient experiences ulcers.

• The patient presents with general edema.

• The patient experiences restless sleep.

• The patient experiences sleeplessness.

• The patient experiences anxious dreams.

• The patient experiences vivid dreams.

• The patient has dreams of death or misfortune.

• The patient is waking up tired and unrefreshed.

• Cold weather, damp weather, exertion, emotional upset, around the climacteric, night, lying down (dyspnea), from mental exertion.

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• Cold, damp weather.

• Mental exertion.

• Night.

• After eating.

• From motion.

• Suppressed emotions.

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• Rest, warm weather, dry weather, open air, lying on the right side.

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• Warmth.

• Rest.

• Dry weather.

• Company.

• Open air (sometimes).

• Arsenicum album, Calcarea carbonica.

• Arsenicum album, Calcarea carbonica, Lycopodium (liver and spleen), China (malaria), Sulphur, Carbon sulph.

• Marked anxiety and apprehension, especially about health and future security.

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• , particularly when questioned or contradicted.

• Fear of disease and death, often with hypochondriacal tendencies.

• Great sensitivity to noise and discord.

• Mental confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• Aversion to being alone, desires company and reassurance.

• Feeling of being overwhelmed by responsibilities.

• Despair and hopelessness, with suicidal ideation in severe cases (must be carefully assessed).

• Profound insecurity and a need for external validation.

• Headaches, often located in the forehead or temples, worse from mental exertion.

• Head feels heavy and full.

• Vertigo, especially on rising or turning the head.

• Scalp sensitive to touch.

• Inflammation of the eyes, with burning and itching sensations.

• Photophobia, sensitivity to light.

• Dim vision, blurred or double vision.

• Dryness of the eyes.

• Styes or other inflammatory conditions of the eyelids.

• Tinnitus, ringing or buzzing in the ears.

• Deafness, especially after exposure to cold.

• Discharge from the ears.

• Coryza, with profuse, watery discharge.

• Nasal obstruction, difficulty breathing through the nose.

• Sneezing, especially in the morning.

• Sore throat, with burning and stinging pains.

• Dryness of the throat.

• Difficulty swallowing.

• Hoarseness.

• Enlarged tonsils.

• Palpitations, with anxiety and shortness of breath.

• Angina pectoris, chest pain radiating to the left arm.

• Weakness of the heart.

• Irregular heartbeat.

• Nausea and vomiting, worse after eating.

• Burning pain in the stomach.

• Loss of appetite or craving for specific foods.

• Gastric ulcers.

• Abdominal pain, cramping or colicky.

• Distension of the abdomen with gas.

• Diarrhea, watery and offensive, alternating with constipation.

• Constipation, with hard, dry stools.

• Hemorrhoids, with burning and itching.

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• Urinary:

• Frequent urination, especially at night.

• Burning pain on urination.

• Involuntary urination.

• Albuminuria.

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• Sexual:

• In females: Irregular menstruation, painful periods, leucorrhea.

• In males: Impotence, premature ejaculation.

• Loss of libido in both sexes.

• Back pain, especially in the lumbar region.

• Stiffness of the back.

• Weakness of the back.

• Limbs:

• Pain in the joints, especially the knees and ankles.

• Stiffness of the joints.

• Weakness of the limbs.

• Trembling of the limbs.

• Coldness of the hands and feet.

• Numbness and tingling in the extremities.

• Skin eruptions on the limbs.

• Arsenicum Album, Calcarea Carbonica, Lycopodium, Sulphur.

• Hepar Sulphuris, Nux Vomica.

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• Arsenicum Album: Similar anxiety and restlessness, but Calcarea Arsenicosa has more Calcarea symptoms (weakness, coldness, bone involvement).

• Calcarea Carbonica: Similar constitutional weakness, but Calcarea Arsenicosa has more anxiety and restlessness.

• Phosphorus: Shares sensitivity to external impressions, but Phosphorus is more outgoing and less anxious than Calcarea Arsenicosa.

• Lycopodium: Similar anxieties about competence, but Lycopodium is more arrogant and domineering, while Calcarea Arsenicosa is more insecure.

• Carcinosinum: Shares anxiety and a need for control, but Carcinosinum is often more repressed and has a strong family history of cancer.