Common Name            : The Gnorrhoeal Virus
    Microbiological Name : Noisseria genetthceae Neissor 1879.
    Distribution                 : Uetheral discharge from patients of acute Gonorrhoea.

History and Authority :
    Introduced and proved by Dr. Swan Provings by Swan, Ren Dell, C. H. Allen, Finch, Norton, Frost, Farrington, Cleveland, Laura Morgan, Berridge, Wilder, Higgins, Ostrom, Nichols, Peace, Sawyer, Carr, Bigler. Macdonald, in Great Britain, and Noegerath and Lydston, in America, have published fatal cases, and the effects of the poison.

Sphere of action:
    It predominantly affects the CNS, Lymphatic, skin, mucus membarane, joint, CVS, Respiratory, GIT, urinary and sexual organs. All troubles which can be traced to a sycotic origin.
    Miasm                   : Sycotic miasm
    Thermal reaction : Antithermal.
    Diathesis              : Rheumatic and Gouty
    Pathogenisis        : It affects,
        a) The brain and spinal cord, producing paralysis, trembling and fidgety feeling with loss of memory.
        b) Cardiovascular and Respiratory system resulting in dyspnoea, pain and cough.
        c) Joints manifesting as a rheumatism or gout.
        d) Glands enlargements of glands all over the body.

Preparation:
    a) Under Nosode,Group N-11,suspension consisting of 20´10 germs/ml is obtained proceed according to “General Instructions for preparation of Nosodes” Group-N-11 to obtain 1X.

    b) Trituration 2X,                 Drug strength 1/100
        Medorrhinum 1X,             1.0 ml
        Saccharum Lactis             99.0 g
        To make one hundred grams of the Trituration.

    c) Potencies : 3X and higher to be triturated in accordance with the method,H.P.I.Vol.1 page 19,6X may be converted to liquid 8X,H.P.I.vol,1 page20,
        Storage : Preparations below 6X to be stored at a temperature about 5° and are not to be allowed to freeze.
        Caution : a) Not to be dispensed below 6x.
                        b) 6x should be free from live germs and should pass the test for sterility as mentioned in Drugs Act.