(Copper Metal)
Copper is a metal of reddi sh brown colour, which is utilized to make
various instruments, weapons and el ectric wires. It is soft in
consistency, so it is mixed with othe r metals to make different alloys.
These alloys have proved useful due to their differences, particularly
in industry. The people workin g with Copper gradually start
developing the symptoms of Copper poisoning, such as severe
Convulsions are the most prominent characteristic of Cuprum and one
cannot think of Cuprum without them. The convulsions are very
convulsions and tightness are uniform ly present in any ailment of
Cuprum will prove very useful in the treatment of epilepsy and
cholera, especially when associated with convulsions and blue
coloration of skin. During a convuls ion, the hands form into a tight
fist. Similarly, the feet twist downw ards. The severe contractions of
Sometimes, the spasmodic condition affects the blood vessels going to
the brain, as a result of which the patient talks absurdly, loses his
exhibit tonic contractions and con vulsions. There is twitching and
side opposite to the one the patien t lies on. In Cimicifuga, the
of the entire body associated with unconsciousness as in epilepsy is a
typical sign of Cuprum. However, if a person is unconscious but the
twitching is only on one part of th e body or another, without
generalised rigidity, the patient is not one of Cuprum.
asthma. In my opinion, Cuprum must be used to treat the convulsions
effective relief when the patient feels the spasmodic contraction of the
as if he is going to die. There is a stabbing type of pain starting from
convulsions.
When an old person happens to ma rry after a long period of celibacy,
he may experience convulsions, which may radiate upward towards
treatment for this condition.
the entire body. The body becomes rigid. If there is unconsciousness,
There is incontinence of urine or faeces.
Cuprum works equally well for relie ving the violent contractions of
cannot be put into use under comma nd (voluntarily). An epileptic
to the rupture of a blood vessel supp lying the brain, which can lead to
permanent blindness. However, in Cuprum, the blindness is
transitory, because it is due to the spasmodic narrowing of the blood
vessels, rather than the rupture of these vessels. Transitory blindness
symptoms of Cuprum will, by God’s grace, be definitely benefited
Some conditions pertaining to the mi nd are very evident in the patient
is pallor of the face with a bluish tinge. The patient remains lost in
deep thoughts. The lips are bluish and during the unconscious state,
the jaws lock tightly and there is frothing at the mouth. The nose
becomes heavily congested with blood. The sense of smell is lost, and
there is a metallic taste in the mouth. The patient spits a lot. The
tongue becomes paralysed, and the person starts stammering. The
patient protrudes his tongue like a snake, contracted and narrow.
One sign of Cuprum is the hiccuping, which results from the spasm of
Severe abdominal colic, frequent scan ty stools associated with severe
signs of Cuprum.
distinguishing features are very ob vious and easily recognisable. In
cholera, the colic starts in the st omach which is very severe, but the
There is violent twisting of the hand s and feet but the cramps of the
calves are much more severe than any other kind of cramps. Along
with these spasmodic signs, there is generalised bluing of the body
cholera are Camphor and Veratrum Album.
then Silicea would be found more useful.
Adjuvant: Calcarea Carb
