Magnesia phosphorica

 Mag. Phos.

• Source : mineral kingdom 
• Common name : phosphate of magnesia
• Prover - potentised : Dr. H. C. Allen.                     - Biochemic : Dr. Schussler, Dr.Wesselhoeft
• Miasm : psora 
• Temperament : Nervous 
• Thermal : chilly 
• Side affinity : Right

G. I. T. / Colic

• A/F : gaseous formation, irregular menses. 
• Spasms or cramp of stomach.
• Colic pain compels the patient to bend double or to have hard pressure on abdomen which gives relief.
• A gentle rubbing or warmth also relieves the pain of mag. Phos. 
• The whole GIT is full of gas which creates distension of abdomen, accompanied with eructations and flatulence which does not give relief.
• Most of the symptoms of colocynth and mag. Phos. Are similar, but the major difference is the side affinity, where the mag. Phos. Has right sided colic. 

Female reproductive system

• Menstrual colic - with same characteristics as described above.
• Membranous dysmenorrhoea. 
• Menstrual characteristics - 
• Time : too early.
• Flow : dark and stringy.
• Pain : right sided colic. 

Neuralgia 

• Neuralgia of face, especially supra or infra orbital. 
• Right side is more affected. 
• Intermittent cutting pain. 
• > external heat. 
• < touch, cold air, pressure.

Pain 

• Include neuralgia + colic. 

Modalities 

• Aggravation : cold in general, motion, touch. 
• Amelioration : bending double, pressure, warmth.