• Baryta Carbonica is specially indicated in infancy and old age.

• Baryta Carbonica suits scrofulous children, backward mentally and physically, dwarfish, with scrofulous ophthalmia, swollen abdomen, who take cold easily with swollen tonsils.

• It suits persons prone to quinsy, which tends to suppurate; gums bleed easily.

• Baryta Carbonica is useful for diseases of old men with degenerative changes: cardiac, vascular, and cerebral.

• Indicated for old men with hypertrophied prostate or indurated testes, sensitive to cold, offensive foot-sweats, weak, weary, needing to sit/lie down.

• For those very averse to meeting strangers.

• Baryta Carbonica is useful for catarrh of posterior nares, with frequent epistaxis.

• Baryta Carbonica is useful in dyspepsias of young who have masturbated, seminal emissions, cardiac irritability, and palpitation.

• It affects glandular structures; useful in degenerative changes, especially in arteries, aneurism, and senility.

• Baryta Carbonica is a cardio-vascular poison affecting muscular coats of heart and vessels.

• It causes arterial fibrosis.

• Blood vessels soften/degenerate, distended, leading to aneurisms, ruptures, and apoplexies.

• It causes dwarfish growth in children; delayed physical and mental development.

• A tendency to glandular swellings, particularly tonsils and cervical glands.

• Great sensitiveness to cold; takes cold easily.

• Offensive foot-sweat.

• Feeling of weakness and weariness, must sit or lie down frequently.

• Ailments arise from suppressed foot-sweat.

• Induration of glands.

• A general feeling of insecurity.

• It leads to premature senility.

• Liability to colds.

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• The patient is childish.

• The patient experiences grief over trifles.

• The patient is very averse to meeting strangers.

• The patient is bashful, shy, and timid; avoids company.

• Mental weakness; difficulty in concentrating or remembering.

• The patient experiences irresolution; lack of self-confidence.

• The patient experiences anxiety about trifles.

• The patient fears of being laughed at or ridiculed.

• Dullness of intellect.

• The patient is easily offended.

• The patient feels neglected.

• Confusion of mind; loss of memory.

• The patient has a delusion that he is ridiculed.

• Imbecility.

• Timidity in children.

• The patient is irritable and peevish.

• Mental torpor.

• Aversion to society.

• Difficulty thinking.

• Memory is weak.

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• Chilliness predominates.

• Cold, clammy feet.

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• The scalp is sensitive to touch.

• Dimness of vision.

• There are styes on eyelids.

• Photophobia.

• Lachrymation.

• Swelling of the parotid glands.

• Chronic catarrh of the Eustachian tube, causing deafness.

• There are noises in the ears, buzzing or roaring.

• Hardness of hearing.

• Catarrh of posterior nares, with frequent epistaxis.

• Dryness of the nose.

• Chronic nasal catarrh with thick, yellow discharge.

• Enlarged tonsils, especially in children; tendency to suppuration.

• Sore throat with difficulty in swallowing.

• Quinsy.

• A sensation of a lump in the throat.

• Hawking of mucus.

• Dry, hacking cough, especially in elderly people.

• Difficult breathing, shortness of breath on exertion.

• Cough is worse in cold air.

• Wheezing.

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• Cardiac hypertrophy and dilatation.

• Arteriosclerosis.

• Aneurysm.

• Angina pectoris.

• A feeling of constriction around the heart.

• Dyspnea.

• The heart feels enlarged.

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• Dyspepsia, especially in young people who masturbate.

• There are sour eructations.

• Loss of appetite.

• A swollen abdomen in children.

• Indigestion with flatulence.

• Nausea.

• Vomiting.

• Ravenous hunger.

• There are enlarged mesenteric glands.

• Colic.

• Distention.

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• Prolapsus ani during stool.

• There are hemorrhoids.

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• Hypertrophy of the prostate gland.

• Frequent urination, especially at night.

• Involuntary urination.

• Enuresis.

• Burning during urination.

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• Frequent urination; involuntary urination; enuresis in children.

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• Seminal emissions with cardiac irritability and palpitation.

• Induration of the testes.

• Impotence.

• Loss of sexual desire.

• Sterility.

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• Impotence; diminished sexual desire; enlarged prostate; induration of the testicles.

• Stiffness of the neck.

• Pain in the back.

• Weakness in the back.

• Offensive foot-sweat.

• There are cold feet.

• Swelling of the cervical glands.

• Weakness and weariness of the limbs.

• There are gouty pains in the joints.

• Heaviness of the limbs.

• Numbness in the limbs.

• There are swollen joints.

• There are eruptions.

• Itching.

• There are ulcers.

• There are warts.

• Sensitive skin.

• Sleeplessness.

• Dreams are anxious or frightful.

• Sleepiness during the day.

• There are nightmares.

• Cold, damp weather.

• Washing.

• Lying on the painful side.

• Mental exertion.

• Thinking of complaints.

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• Cold air.

• Cold washing.

• Damp weather.

• Warm food.

• Sun (headache).

• Near warm stove (headache).

• Raising arms.

• Mental emotion.

• Thinking of complaints.

• In company.

• Lying on painful side.

• Lying on left side.

• After eating.

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• Cold food.

• Changes of weather.

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• Warmth.

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• Alone.

• Cold food.

• Lying on the stomach.

• Rest.

• Calcarea Carbonica, Mercurius, Sulphur.

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• Calcarea Carbonica, Dulcamara.

• Camphor, Belladonna.

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• Camphor, Belladonna.

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• Alumina, Calcarea Carbonica, Conium, Lycopodium, Natrum Muriaticum, Silicea.

• Similar to: Iodium, Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum.

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• Alumina (mental sluggishness), Calcarea Carbonica (glandular affections), Lycopodium (mental weakness and physical weakness).

• Combination of symptoms from both Baryta Carbonica and Baryta Acetica due to minimal difference in curative effects (Hering & Hahnemann).

• Solution of acetate; trituration of carbonate.

• Especially suited to children who are physically and mentally backward; dwarfish.

• Old people with beginning senility; childish behavior.

• Scrofulous conditions, glandular affections, and tendency to induration.

• Great sensitiveness to cold and dampness.

• Offensive foot sweat.

• Weakness and easy fatigue.

• Glandular swellings, especially of the cervical glands.

• Tendency to take cold easily, with swollen tonsils.

• Aversion to company; shyness.

• Complaints are generally slow in developing.

• Symptoms often appear on the left side of the body.

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• Bashful and shy; avoids strangers.

• Apprehensive; fears people, especially strangers.

• Confusion of mind; difficulty in thinking.

• Loss of memory; forgets easily.

• Irresolution; cannot make up their mind.

• Dwells on past unpleasant events.

• Aversion to society; prefers to be alone.

• Anxiety about trifles.

• Fear of insanity.

• Timidity; lack of self-confidence.

• Obstinacy; especially in children.

• Dementia; senile decay.

• Childish behavior in old age.

• Aversion to mental work.

• Chronic bronchitis; dry, hacking cough; difficult breathing; asthma, especially in elderly; cough worse in cold air.