Pimenta
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General EN
Pimenta.
Eugenia pimenta. Myrtus pimenta. Pimenta officinalis. Allspice. Jamaica Pepper. [Pimento, or Allspice, consists of the dried berries of the West Indian Eugenia pimenta and E. acris.] N. O. Myrtaceae. Tincture of the fruit.
Clinical EN
Chill. Neuralgia.
Characteristics EN
"Allspice" is so named because its odour is said to resemble a combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. A tincture was proved by Becket and developed one-sided neuralgias and disturbed sensations of heat and cold.
Relations EN
Compare: Eucalyp., Eug.
Head EN
Semi-lateral neuralgic lesions.
Stomach EN
Very imperious desire to eat.
Generalities EN
Semi-lateral neuralgic lesions, esp. of head.
Fever EN
Disturbance in calorification and sensibility; parts of body burning hot, others cold.—Peculiar cold sensation as if sponge filled with cold water passed here and there over the surface, succeeded by sensation of heat, as in the reaction after a cold bath.