Ferrum Acetate. Stubborn anaemia. It is specific for anaemia and should be tried in preference to other Ferrum compounds. Give in IM or CM dilutions.

Ferrum Met. In anaemia after intermittent fevers Cerebral anaemia with disposition to faint.

Anaemia in patients who were once full-blooded and are now pale with puffiness of the extremities. Anaemia with great paleness of parts with sudden fiery flushing of the face. Patient is puffed up and dropsical; skin pale with pitting.

Arsenic Alb. Extreme prostration and anxiety; oedema; violent palpitation. Intense thirst with irritable stomach. Cerebral anaemia due to malaria or excessive use of quinine.

Nux Vom. Anaemia of the brain due to over-stimulation, mental over-work, softening of the brain.

Zincum met. In chronic cases of cerebral anaemia with paralytic condition.

Ferrum Phos. Anaemia with violent throbbing pain in head with extreme sensitiveness of scalp. The brain is full of blood but it is watery.

Chininum Ars. Anaemia with profuse and exhausting sweat during sleep.

Phosphorus. Anaemia due to long lasting depression. Palpita­tion with tightness and soreness of chest. Anaemia of the brain due to mental strain.

Natrum Mur. Anaemia due to scanty and delayed menses. Chro­nic catarrh. When loss of blood and fluid result in anaemia.

Picric Acid. In progressive pernicious anaemia.

Acetic Acid. Anaemia with weakness, emaciation, loss of appetite, inherited phthisis, burning thirst and copious pale urine.

Manganum. Broken down constitution, bloodlessness, waxy and sicklier appearance when the cause is not bleeding or other excessive discharges.

Lecithin. It increases the number of red corpuscles and amount of haemoglobin.

Alumina Silicate. Marked emaciation and anaemia. Great weakness and the patient wants to lie in bed ail the time. Losing of flesh.