Lymph from Small-pox Pustule
- Used for "internal vaccination."
- Seems to be efficacious in protecting against, modifying and aiding in the cure of smallpox.
Head
- Morbid fear of small-pox.
- Deafness.
- Pain in occiput.
- Inflamed eyelids.
Respiratory
- Oppressed breathing.
- Throat feels closed.
- Cough with thick viscid, bloody mucus.
- Feeling of a lump in right side of throat.
Relationship
- Excruciating backache.
- Aching in legs.
- Tired all over with restlessness.
- Wrists pain.
- Pains shift from back to abdomen.
Fever
- Hot fever, with intense radiating heat.
- Profuse, bad-smelling sweat.
Skin
- Hot, dry.
- Eruption of pustules.
- Shingles.
Relationship
- Compare:
- Vaccin (same action);
- Malandrinum--the morbid product of the grease of the horse (a prophylactic of small-pox and a remedy for the ill-effects of vaccination; chronic eczema following vaccination).
Dose
- Sixth to thirtieth potency.
