Hecla Lava hecla.
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Common name
Lava Scoriæ from Mt. Hecla (HEKLA LAVA)
General
Marked action upon the jaws. Of great use in exostosis, gum abscess, difficult teething. Nodosities, caries of bone, etc. Osteitis, periostitis, osteosarcoma; rachitis. Tumors in general. Bone necrosis. Necrosis and sinus after mastoid operation.
Face
Ulceration of nasal bones. Facial neuralgia from carious teeth and after extraction. Toothache, with swelling about jaws. Abscess of gums. Enlargement of maxillary bone. Cervical glands enlarged and indurated.
Relationship
Compare: Silica; Mercur; Phos; Conchiolinum--Mother of pearl (diaphysis of bone affected; parts extremely sensitive to touch).
Amphisbæna-Snail-like lizard (great affinity for the jaw bones, worse by air and dampness).
Slag--(Great itching of parts).
Dose
Lower triturations.