Origanum Majorana
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General EN
Origanum.
Origanum marjorana. Sweet Marjoram. N. O. Labiatae. Tincture of whole fresh plant.
Clinical EN
Breasts, affections of. Erotomania. Hysteria. Leucorrhoea. Nipples, irritation of. Nymphomania. Seminal emissions. Sexual irritation.
Characteristics EN
The "Wild Marjoram" of this country is Origanum vulgare, grows on limestone or chalky soil, and yields an oil called Oil of Thyme. Orig. marjorana, the "Sweet Marjoram" (which is used for seasoning in cookery), was proved by Dr. Cessoles on himself and two young women; and the symptoms of the proving showed a distinct relation to the sexual organs, which clinical experience has verified and expanded. All kinds of sexual excitement, in females especially, have been remedied by Orig.
The sexual symptoms were developed chiefly in the female provers, and were these: Sadness followed by joyfulness and thoughts of marriage. Lascivious dreams. Increased desire for coitus. Swelling and itching of nipples and pains in breasts.
The additional symptoms in the Schema are cured symptoms collected by Hering. I have frequently verified the power of Orig. in morbid sexual excitement in both sexes. Other curious symptoms were: "Impulse to run." "Heat of head; as the heat increased the head was involuntarily turned from side to side." Symptoms were < evening on lying down (vertigo); and < at night (excessive thirst).
Relations EN
Compare: In masturbation in girls, Grat. In masturbation; desire to run; heat to head and movements of head; affections of breasts, Bufo. In impulse to run, Iod. Compare also: Canth., Can. ind., Collin., Hedeoma, Helon., Plat., Val.
Mind EN
Impossible to remain tranquil
Disposition much changed (after four or five days): she became earnest, fearful, silent, sad, discontented, despairing, and weary of life;
(after ten or twelve days) irritable, restless, with great anxiety and full of ideas, with need of active exercise, of running in open air (from one to five drops of tincture)
Sadness the whole day, followed by lively mood and excessive joyfulness, with thoughts of marriage, distraction of mind, and desire for active exercise, impelling her to run (in another young woman from 30th)
Lascivious ideas with sexual irritation.
Head EN
Vertigo on lying down in evening
Headache in temples
Heat of head; as heat increased, head was involuntarily turned from side to side.
Nose EN
Nose-bleed.—Tickling and sensation of constriction in tip of nose.
Stomach EN
Loss of appetite
Excessive thirst at night
Hiccough.
Abdomen EN
Violent pain in abdomen wakes her from sleep at night.
Urinary Organs EN
Frequent desire to micturate, waking him from sleep as many as four times in one night.
Male Sexual Organs EN
Nocturnal emissions.
Female Sexual Organs EN
Increased desire for coitus
Erotomania with inclination to suicide in a young girl; great sexual irritation; deep moroseness, believes herself lost or despised
Great sexual excitement driving her to onanism; scarcely a day passes without indulgence; whenever she meets a man whose appearance is pleasing she is driven to commit self-abuse
Nearly idiotic from masturbation
Sexual irritation with leucorrhoea and irritation of pudenda, in an unmarried woman of forty
Leucorrhoea, sterility, flatulence of uterus."
Chest EN
Swelling and itching of nipples with pain in breasts, frequently recurring.
Back EN
Pains beneath the scapulae.
Limbs EN
Cramp in sole of r. foot, in l. leg, in fingers and shoulders.
Upper Limbs EN
Pains in r. hand.
Lower Limbs EN
Rheumatic pains in r. foot frequently recurring and disappearing.—Pains in the toes.
Generalities EN
Great physical prostration.—Uneasiness.—Pains in legs and side became so violent that Camph. was taken after five days.—Hysteria from excessive irritation of genitals.
Skin EN
Pale red spots on legs, thighs, and abdomen.—Painful red pimples on outer portion of both legs.
Sleep EN
Frequent waking from sleep in fright; with trembling.—Dreams: vivid, anxious; lascivious; exciting.
Fever EN
Heat of head; as the heat increased the head was involuntarily turned from side to side.