Staphisagria

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General EN

Staphisagria.

Delphinium staphisagria. Stavesacre. N. O. Ranunculaceae. Tincture of the seeds.

Clinical EN

Adenoids. Anger, fits of. Anus, itching of. Backache.

Bashfulness. Blepharitis. Bones, diseases of. Cauliflower excrescences.

Chalazion. Condylomata. Cough. Cysts.

Dentition. Dysentery. Dysparunia; in newly married women. Eczema.

Eyes, tumours on. Fistula dentalis. Gastralgia. Glands, affections of.

Hip-joint disease. Hypochondriasis. Impotency. Iritis; syphilitic.

Jaw-joint, easy dislocation of. Lumbar abscess. Mania. Masturbation, effects of.

Neuralgia. Night-sweats. Nymphomania. Ovaries, affections of.

Pediculosis. Perspiration, offensive. Pregnancy, nausea of. Prostate, affections of.

Psoas abscess. Ranula. Rheumatism. Sciatica.

Scurvy. Sea-sickness. Seborrhoea. Self-abuse.

Spermatic cords, affections of. Spermatorrhoea. Steatoma. Stiff-neck.

Styes. Swallowing, constant while talking. Teeth, caries of. Testicles, affections of.

Tibiae, pains in. Tobacco, effect of. Toenail, ingrowing. Tonsillitis.

Toothache. Tumours; tarsal. Voice, nasal; hoarse. Warts.

Characteristics EN

The seed of Stavesacre was known to Dioscorides as an agent for producing vomiting and salivation, and for the cure of toothache; "the origin of which application," says Hahnemann (M. M. P.), "was evidently domestic practice.

J. H. Schultze, when suffering from toothache, took some of the seed in his mouth, but it gave him such a violent exacerbation that he thought he should go mad. . . . As an, exterminator of vermin this seed was called by the Greeks Øθειρσκσκκον, and as such it still enters into the composition of an officinal ointment (unguentum pediculosum)." This last is the only use of Staph. now known to orthodox medicine (Brunton).

Teste (who groups Staph. with Caust.) remarks that Staph., which shares this property with Coccul., is, like Coccul., used in some countries for the purpose of stupefying fish. Again, Teste found Staph. (he gave it in 6th dil.), like Coccul., a remedy for seasickness. To be successful, Staph. had to be taken at the moment when dizziness and nausea commenced, before vomiting set in; and it always helped "nervous persons, not over fat, and disposed to sadness." Staph. produced in Teste himself these symptoms: "Long-lasting vertigo, accompanied by continued nausea as in sea-sickness," and this: "Vertigo, which ceases on rapidly turning round on one's heel." This corresponds with one of Hahnemann's symptoms: "Wheeling vertigo, especially while sitting, > by walking about (in a circle)." It is noteworthy that Staph. and Coccul. are both head-remedies and both effective against head lice.

Both also affect the genitals, Staph. more especially, and both are remedies for crab lice. An application of a dilution of the tincture of the strength of one part to four of water will destroy the parasites, though the state which favours their presence needs internal treatment (probably with a dilution of the same remedy) at the same time. In Teste's experience, Staph. was no less effective in the nausea of pregnancy than in the nausea of sea-sickness. Tabac. is another remedy for sickness, and Teste cured with Staph. effects of tobacco smoking (excoriated tongue; gastralgia); and he also cured with it the habit of "swallowing the tobacco smoke." The use of Staph. in the sickness of pregnancy arises out of its power over the genital functions.

It produces both physical and moral sexual disturbances, provokes excesses and irregular sexual appetites, a tendency to masturbation, and a physical state corresponding to the effects of that habit. It is one, of Gallavardin's chief remedies (Passion Génitale) for removing the habit of masturbation in children, and for removing improper appetites in adults. Staph. is one of the remedies which has "< from coition" (in men), dyspnoea occurring during or after the act; dyspnoea and prostration also follow an emission.

In women coition is painful because the external parts are excessively sensitive. This property (which is also allied to the vulnerary power of Staph.) makes Staph. a remedy of extreme value to women in the early days of married life. Some women suffer very acutely (in mind as well as body) during and for some time after the first coitus. I have seen Staph. 30 give unspeakable relief in such cases.

"Constant urging to urinate in young married women" is the characteristic Another urinary peculiarity is burning in the urethra when not urinating. Urinary difficulties after severe labours. Prolapse of bladder.

I have seen cystocele relieved by Staph. Sensitiveness; stinging, stitching, shooting pains < by touch; itching—are the chief notes of Staph, in affections of the genital organs of both sexes. It has cured prostatitis in the man, with pain running from anus along urethra; inflamed testicles with shooting and drawing in the cords; stitching towards groin and testicles. In one female prover Staph. brought on the menses a year after they had ceased, at the new moon.

The symptom did not recur the following month, which led Hahnemann to conclude that this "was only the primary action of the drug." Staph. is not only a remedy for ovarian and other affections, it also meets the conditions following operations on ovaries. Effects of "wounds made by clean-cutting instruments" is the keynote. P. C.

Majumdar (Ind. H. Rev., v. 134) gives two cases in which loss of memory following masturbation and seminal emissions was cured with Staph. 30: (1) A student, naturally robust and intelligent, lost his memory when he contracted the habit of masturbation. His symptoms were: Vacant countenance; no aptitude or inclination for mental work; despair of the future; great languor and weakness; occasional nocturnal emission; constipation.

When he read anything he forgot it the next moment. Heaviness, headache, and vertigo after the least mental exertion. Staph. 30 was given morning and evening. Improvement began at once and the cure was complete in a month.

(2) Another student had constant involuntary emissions, weak memory, languor; headache every morning on rising; no appetite; constipation. Staph. 30, once a day, cured. "Hypochondriasis, apathy; weak memory; caused by sexual excesses or constantly dwelling on sexual subjects," is how the symptom is given. But the mental state of Staph. need not necessarily have a sexual origin.

Staph. is a remedy for anger and for the effects of anger, especially if the indignation cannot have its natural expression. "Was insulted; being too dignified to fight, swallowed his wrath, and went home sick, trembling and exhausted." The mental state of Staph., like its physical, shows great sensitiveness to the least impression, "the least word that seems wrong, hurts her very much." The touchiness may take the form of sudden, violent outbreaks provoked by mere trivial causes.

I have known Staph, 30 remedy this state when the impulse to throw things at persons who had caused a trifling or imaginary irritation, had almost passed into a mania. This irritability may be manifested in sensitiveness to criticism. Irritated by trifles. Want of self-control.

Fear: afraid of his shadow. Among the consequences of anger which are met by Staph. is colic: "Colic of screaming, ugly, pot-bellied children, especially if they suffer much from their teeth, which turn black, with tender, spongy gums, sensitive and painful." The irritability of Staph. is shown in the intestinal tract in "< from least food or drink." This applies to vomiting, colic, or dysentery. When colic follows operations on the ovaries or intestines, Staph. is as useful as in colic from anger.

The action of Staph. on the teeth is only one of many points in which it touches Merc., and which makes it one of the best antidotes to Merc. The characteristic of Staph. is: "Teeth turn black, and have dark streaks through them; cannot be kept clean; crumble; decay on edges; scorbutic cachexia." The toothache of Staph. occurs during the menses; affects sound as well as decayed teeth; < from touch of food or drink; but not from biting or chewing; is < drawing cold air into mouth;

< from cold drinks and after eating. Staph. has the "sinking" sensation to an extreme degree. The stomach and abdomen feel as if hanging down relaxed. There is extreme hunger even when the stomach is full.

There is ravenous hunger for days before an attack of fever; craving for tobacco; and a cough excited by tobacco smoke is an indication for it. "Inability to perspire" is one of the notes of Staph.; as also is sweat smelling of rotten eggs. Bibby (quoted A. H., xxiii. 405) has used with much success Staph. Ø (three drops in two ounces of water; a teaspoonful every two hours) in cases of night-sweat "in patients bordering on consumption." Eruptions, like the sweat, when moist are foul-smelling.

There are dry, scaly eruptions over the ends of bones. Pressing, stinging, tearing pains in periosteum. Exostoses and gouty nodes on fingers and toes. Sycotic and syphilitic condylomata.

Seed warts. The ulcers of Staph. are generally very painful and sensitive. Peculiar Sensations are: As if legs would go under him. As if stupefied.

As of a round ball in forehead. As if head would burst. As if brain were compressed. As if bones would be pressed out.

Brain, as if torn to pieces. As if occiput hollow. As if back of brain were made of wood and couldn't think. As if occiput compressed externally and internally.

As if hard substance were pressing on skull. As if eyes were very dry. As if a hard substance were lying beneath left upper lid. As if wind blew into ears.

As if cheek swollen. As if glands beneath chin were swollen. As if teeth were hollow. As if stomach were hanging down.

As of a heavy weight lying on stomach. As if abdomen would drop. As if bladder were not yet empty. Testicle feels as if compressed.

As if something were loose in pit of stomach. As if chest were bruised. As if small of back were broken to pieces. As if a hard skin were drawn over tips of fingers of left hand.

As if toes would be drawn down. Whole body as if bruised. As if done up after much hard work. Compressive pains are marked with Staph.

Sensation of squeezing between stones or in a vice, in intestines, testes, head. The symptoms are: < By touch. < By pressure (as of hat). But pressure > toothache.

Motion <. Rest >; (but < pain in back). Sitting <.

Swallowing < pressure in throat-pit. Eating and drinking <. < From drinking cold water. < Anger; emotions; excitement.

Heat; cold; washing; open air; change of air; winter < (but warmth > pain in kidney and neuralgia of scalp; and cold water > pain in stye). < Evening to morning; night; early morning. Periodicity is marked. Croupy cough alternates with sciatica.

Nightly twitching. < New moon; every month before full moon. More symptoms appear on left side than on right. < By coitus.

< After urinating; when not urinating.

Relations EN

Antidoted by: Camph. Antidote to: Merc., Thuj., Complementary: Coloc. Compatible: Caust. (Caust., Coloc., Staph., follow well in this order).

Inimical: Ran. b., before and after. Compare: Effects of sexual abuse, Plat. (spasms, emaciation), Calad. (glans flabby), K. bro.

(depression; weakness of legs), Gels., Dros., Nux, Sul., Calc., Lyc., Nat. m. Colic from mental causes, Cham. (hot face, red cheeks, hot sweat), Coloc. (bends double).

Teeth, Kre. (premature decay of milk teeth; first become yellow, then dark, then decay; Stp., turn black and decay), Ant. c., Cham., Coff. Styes and tarsal tumours, Graph.

(cystic tumours midway between inner and outer surface), Calc. Figwarts and condylomata, Thu. (Thu. sessile; Stp., on pedicles).

Bone affections, Stillin., Merc., Ka. iod., Stront., Aur. mur., Plat. mur., Gettys. Arthritic ophthalmias, Coloc. (gout of eyes). Stomach hanging down, Ipec., Tab.

Diarrhoea, with flatus smelling like rotten eggs, Cham. (Stp. is < on any attempt to take food or drink). Clean-cut wounds and operations, Arn. Crusta lactea, Vinc. m.

Lumbar pains compel early rising, Rhe. Paralysis with tingling in affected parts, Aco. Paralysed by emotions, Stan., Nat. m. Throwing things from him, Kre.

Irritated by trifles, Sul., Ig. Cauliflower excrescences, Pho., Thu. Stitches from throat into left car on swallowing, Lach. Perspiration impossible, Lach.

Diarrhoea immediately after eating, Alo., Ars., Chi., Lyc., Pod., Tbd. (Fer., while eating). Ravenous hunger, Ars., Calc., Cin., Iod., Sil. Sinking immediately after meals, Ars., Cin., Lyc., Sil., Ur. n.

Dyspnoea towards end of coitus, K. bi. < After coitus, K. ca. Relaxed Stomach, insufficient gastric juice, Selen. Cross, puny, sickly children, Syph.

Nodosities on eyelids after styes, Con., Calc., Mag. Teeth decay on edges (Mez., Thu, at roots). Urging to urinate after difficult labour, Op. Painful sensitiveness of sexual organs, can hardly wear a napkin, Plat.

Cough excited by tobacco smoke, Spo. Nodosities on fingers, Caul., Colch., Lyc. Pain in small spot, K. bi. Wind blowing into ears; eruptions;

Mercury antidote, Mez. Urinating with cough, Caust. < After stool, Nit. ac. Involuntary stool when passing flatus, Alo.

Black marks on teeth, Scill.

Causation EN

Anger. Anger suppressed or reserved. Injury; falls; clean-cut wounds; operations. Coitus. Masturbation. Sexual abuse. Sexual craving. Emissions. Dentition. Tobacco. Mercury.

Mind EN

Hypochondriacal humour, with indifference to everything (after onanism)

Apathetic; gloomy

Sadness, with fear for the future

Weeping, and grief respecting the state of Health

Susceptibility

Patient is so sensitive that the least action or word troubles or annoys his feelings

Amorous dreams

Desire for death

Anxiety and agitation, which allow no rest

Ill-humour, irascibility, spitefulness, inducing patient to fling violently whatever is at hand; in the morning

Justifiable ill-humour over what has happened or has been done by oneself; weeping and dejected over the supposed ill consequences of it

Hypochondria and hysteria after unmerited insults (or sexual excesses), with complaints of flatulence

Dislike to conversation, meditation, and all intellectual and serious labour

Weakness of memory; a few minutes after reading anything can recollect it only dimly, and whenever he thinks of anything the sense escapes him; call scarcely recall it after long reflection

Instability of ideas.

Excessively dull intellect, with inability to attend to any occupation

Delusions with respect to past events

Illusion, as if all surrounding objects were lower, and the patient himself much taller than in reality.

Head EN

Head confused and embarrassed; dull feeling of head with inability to perform any mental labour

Whirling vertigo, sometimes in evening, in bed, or during day, when sitting or lying;

> by walking; or by turning rapidly round on the heel

Fine, burning, needle-like stitches, externally on vertex

Hard, pressive pain in vertex

Headache in the morning on waking, as if brain were bruised

Stupefying, pressing headache, as if brain were compressed.—(Stupefying headache that she had had for three days goes away at once

C.)

Pain in l. side of head with inability to keep eyelids open (produced

C.)

Stunning pain in the head, sometimes alternately with boring

Heaviness in head, esp. forehead, above root of nose (> by resting head upon hand)

Pressing in forehead as from a very heavy lump (wedge of wood or plug) which will not be shaken off;

< in morning, from motion and from stooping;

> when at rest, and when leaning head against something

Dulness in small spot in middle of forehead

Violent pressing boring stitches in l. half of forehead, from within outward, in morning

Drawing, tearing, or lancinating pressure in the head

Headache, as if forehead were about to split, on moving it, or on stooping

Burning in l. temple; internally and externally, as if bones would be pressed out, < from touch

Compressive or expansive pains in head

Semilateral headache, as if a nail were driven into brain

Lancinating headache

Sensation as if brain were loose

Feeling as if occiput were hollow or empty, or as if brain were not large enough for the space

Feeling as if all back part of brain was wood and couldn't think

Feeling as if the occiput were compressed, internally and externally

Head becomes more pulled down (agg. in an old rheumatic

C.)

Neuralgia of scalp

Rheumatic and drawing pains in exterior of head

Tingling itching, sometimes also gnawing, in scalp, with pain as of excoriation; the skin peels off, with itching and biting;

< in evening and from getting warm

Much itching dandriff on scalp

Moist, fetid scald-head, with violent itching

Humid, scalding-itching, fetid eruption on back part of head, sides of head, and behind ears; when scratching, the itching changes place, but makes it more humid.—(Eczema of scalp and other parts

Scald-head; hair matted together, very stinking

C.)

Falling off of hair.

Eyes EN

Eyes sunken, with blue raised rings around them

R. eye much larger than usual (lids wider open)

Pupils dilated

Eyes sleepy

Aching in the eyes, lids, and canthi

Itching in margins of lids

Itching and biting smarting in internal canthi

Smarting and burning sensation in eyes when writing

On looking at sun, hot water runs out of l. eye, scalding cheek and making eye smart

Violent lancinations in eyes on fatiguing them

Inflammation of eyes, which are surrounded by pimples

Inflammation in margins of the lids

Styes

Steatoma of eyelids (Koch)

Nodosities in margins of lids

Great dryness of the eyeballs and lids

Syphilitic iritis with bursting pain in eyeball, temple, and side of face, < from evening to morning, and on using eyes by any light

Laceration of cornea with prolapse of iris (after Aco.).—(After operations for cataract.)

Much purulent dry mucus in canthi

Obstinate catarrh with swollen eyelids (Baehr)

Nocturnal agglutination of eyes

Spasmodic closing of lids

Pain in upper lid, < on closing eye

Pain as if a hard substance were beneath l. upper lid

Diminished power of sight

Confused sight, as if water were in the eyes

Black flashes and luminous sparks before eyes

Sparkling before eyes in the dark

Areola round candle in evening.

Ears EN

Shootings in ears

Tensive stitches in l. ear

Eruption behind ears

Hardness of hearing, as from enlargement of tonsils, < after abuse of Mercury.—[ Perforated tympana with deafness as in winter

Deafness in children, < at meals, with stuffy cold, thick voice and snuffles (adenoids)

C.]

Tinkling in ears

Ringing in ears on moving head; reports in ears; sensation as if wind blew into them

Noises in ears like sawing of wood, with swollen tonsils and vertigo; and shooting pains from temple to temple (much relieved

C.).

Nose EN

Nose ulcerated, with scabs, deep in interior

Violent fluent coryza, with obstruction on one side of nose, frequent sneezing, and lachrymation

Sneezing without coryza

Coryza, with ulcerated nostrils

Coryza; at first discharge of only thick mucus, after of thin water

Obstruction of nasal fossae, with nasal voice.

Face EN

Face wan and sharp (countenance sunken, nose peaked), with eyes hollow, and surrounded by a blue circle

Bashful look

Bluish and brownish colour of face, when excited by passion

Distressing pressive and throbbing pain in face, from teeth into eye

Sharp, burning stitches in l. cheek, which provoke scratching

Prosopalgia in an old lady; on touching lips with spoon or fork inexpressible pains shot from lips over face; fluid food had to be eaten with fingers, could take no solid food: mastication impossible

Inflammation of bones of face, with burning shootings, or incisive drawings and pressive tearings

Facial eruption, with itchings and shootings

Lips scurfy, covered with ulcers and scabs, with burning pain.—(Neuralgia that affects l. upper lip, with shootings up side of face

C.)

Neuralgia of Staph. is < by holding cold water in mouth (R.

C.)

Swelling of lips

Easy dislocation of maxillary joint

Painful swelling and induration of submaxillary glands

Painfulness of submaxillary glands, with (or without) swelling

Sensitive induration, like a cartilage, beneath chin, pain on swallowing and on touch

Caries of lower jaw, following osteitis after tooth extraction.

Teeth EN

Toothache, with swelling of cheeks and submaxillary glands

Toothache, immediately after a meal, and after mastication, and also after cold drinks, and the introduction of cold air into mouth (but not when biting on them), < at night or in morning

Tearings and pressive drawings in carious teeth, or in the roots of those which are sound (in open air), and also in gums

Teeth sensitive to touch, esp. at night and in the morning.—(Front teeth get loose from alveolar periostitis going on to caries of jaw

C.)

Gnawing pain in carious teeth

Blackness, brittleness, and caries of teeth (which exfoliate)

Dentition: child very sensitive; teeth decay as soon as they are cut

Toothache so sensitive that one can't bear to move the tongue (hard pressure frequently > the toothache); black streaks running through teeth

Affections of teeth on r. side chiefly; decayed teeth very often excessively tender on being filled; can't bear the operation

Painful sensitiveness, swelling, and easy bleeding of gums

Painful nodosities and excrescences on the gums

Tearing in gums of lower incisors, and their roots while eating

Gums pale, white, ulcerated (spongy).

Mouth EN

Mouth and tongue covered with vesicles; stomacace

Conditions of mouth and throat like scurvy and mercurial poisoning

Painful excrescences on interior of cheek

Ulcers in mouth

Salivation

Sanguineous saliva

Constant accumulation of mucus in mouth

Swelling of glands under tongue.—(Cysts in connection with salivary ducts

C.)

Ranula

Tongue: white-coated; dry, with tough mucus stopping posterior nares; stitches in tip; sore pain in anterior part; sticking in margins

Shootings in tongue, as from splinters

Low voice, from weakness of the organs of speech (after anger)

Nasal voice from stoppage of posterior nares

While talking she swallows continually.—(Chronic winter throats with enlarged tonsils

C.)

Throat EN

Roughness (dryness) and scraping in throat, with feeling of excoriation, when swallowing and speaking

Constant deglutition when speaking

Dryness and shootings in palate and throat

Sticking in throat on swallowing

Tonsillitis, on swallowing a stitch runs up from throat into ear

Swelling of tonsils (also after the misuse of Mercury)

Painful drawing from hyoidal arch into throat, < touching side of neck

Tonsillitis: both tonsils inflamed and swollen; l. sends stitches into ear on swallowing.

Appetite EN

Mawkish and watery taste, with normal taste of food

Bitter taste of all food

Sour taste of bread

Appetite, with want of taste

Voracity

Bulimy, even after a meal, sometimes with waterbrash

Child cries as soon as it eats

After eating: cutting in abdomen; dysenteric stool; after meat, cough <.

After drinking: cutting in abdomen; dysenteric stool

Great desire for milk

Tobacco has an acrid taste, and produces pyrosis

Appetite for liquid food only (soup)

Craving for wine, brandy, and tobacco

Thirstlessness.

Stomach EN

Eructations, generally empty or scraping

Bitter risings after acid food

Salt and bitter risings after eating meat

Frequent hiccough

Sobbing risings

Waterbrash

Nausea, with inclination to vomit every morning

Frequent nausea

Pressure at the stomach, as from a weight, in morning in bed

Sensation as if stomach were hanging down relaxed

Tension and pressure in stomach, < or > by eating, esp. bread

Fulness, pressure, and shootings in scrobiculus

Digging pain in stomach

Anxious tension across hypochondria, in morning, with obstructed respiration.

Abdomen EN

Biliary colic, after domestic disturbance

Tensive pressure in abdomen

Hard pressure in r. side beneath umbilicus

Pinching stitch in l. viscera

Enlargement of the abdomen in children

Drawing pains across abdomen

Sensation of weakness and bearing down in abdomen, as if it would drop; wants to hold it up

Gripings after all kinds of food and drink

Colic with urging to urinate

Spasmodic cuttings, with want to evacuate

Frequent production and incarceration of flatus (smelling like rotten eggs)

Eruption of pimples as large as peas on whole abdomen and thighs, itch; when scratched off are moist and then burn

Frequent discharge of hot or fetid flatus

Painful swelling of inguinal glands

Inguinal hernia.

Stool And Anus EN

Constipation

Hard evacuations

Frequent want to evacuate, with scanty evacuations, hard or soft

Evacuation tardy, without being hard

Difficult evacuation

Obstinate constipation sets in two weeks after a single dose of Ø (R.

C.)

Loose evacuations, preceded, accompanied, and followed by tenesmus and gripings

Diarrhoea: < after drinking cold water;

< after eating; in children

Loose evacuations, with frequent expulsion of fetid wind

Involuntary evacuation of liquid stools

A thin stool passes unconsciously, as if flatus would pass

Dysenteric stools; with pressing and cutting in abdomen before, during, and after-stool

Smarting, sore pain in rectum for long after stool

Itching in anus, while sitting

Burning cuttings, pressure, and constriction in anus, during evacuations

Haemorrhoids, with enlarged prostate; intense pain in back and through whole pelvis

Flatus: hot, smells like rotten eggs.

Urinary Organs EN

Itching, needle-like stitches in region of kidneys

Pressure on bladder on waking from sleep

Very frequent want to urinate, with emission drop by drop, or else of a slender stream of deep-coloured urine

Excessively painful emission of urine

Frequent (profuse) emission of clear watery urine (with much urging)

Frequent emission of red urine

Constant micturition at night (produced

Bloody urine (produced

C.)

Involuntary emission of urine when coughing

After having urinated, a fresh want is felt, as if bladder were again full

Burning sensation in urethra, esp.

(after and) when urinating (with urging, as if the bladder were not emptied)

Constant urging in young married women.

Male Sexual Organs EN

Soft, moist excrescences, upon and behind the glans (sycosis)

Inflammation of testes, with burning shootings, or pressive drawing and tearings

Pressing pain in l. testicle when walking; and after rubbing;

< from touch

Drawing, tearing, in r. testicle, as if compressed

Drawing, burning, extending from r. inguinal ring, as if in spermatic cord, into r. testicle

Chronic prostatitis in old men; pain extending from anus along urethra

Sensation of worms crawling in back of scrotum

A very marked increase of sexual desire, with frequent erections, esp. at night

Voluptuous itching in the scrotum, which provokes emission

Frequent pollutions, even during a siesta

Effects of onanism; face sunken, abashed look; melancholy; nocturnal emissions; backache, legs weak; organs relaxed

Seminal emissions followed by great chagrin and mortification; great prostration; dyspnoea

Dyspnoea (towards the end of, and) after coition

Discharge of prostatic fluid, during a hard evacuation.

Female Sexual Organs EN

Nymphomania, with extreme sensitiveness to mental and physical impressions; mind dwells too much on sexual subjects

Painful sensitiveness of genital organs (esp. when sitting)

Prurigo senilis; or from pediculi

Smarting and lancinating itching in vulva

Sufferings after coitus in newly married women

Inflammation of the ovaries with burning, stinging, and pressing-drawing

Very sharp shooting pains in ovary, which is exceedingly sensitive to pressure; pains extending into crural region and thighs

Flow of blood from genitals a long time after critical age

Menses which had ceased for a year, reappeared with cutting colic and violent rumbling, at the new moon

Spasmodic pains in vulva and vagina

Menses: irregular, late, and profuse; sometimes wanting; first of pale blood, then dark and clotted; occasionally spasmodic uterine contractions

Amenorrhoea from chagrin with indignation

Granular vegetations of vagina.

Respiratory Organs EN

Hoarseness, with accumulation of mucus, which adheres to larynx and chest

Sensation of pressure and contraction in pit of throat, after a fit of passion, < by deglutition

Roughness, rawness, in larynx, after much speaking

Dry, hollow cough, excited by a tickling in the larynx

Violent cough, with expectoration of viscid mucus, in evening, after lying down

Violent spasmodic cough, with (tough) purulent, yellow expectoration, esp. at night

Croupy cough in winter, alternating with sciatica in summer; cough excited by tobacco smoke

Expectoration of blood, when coughing

Dyspnoea: with constriction; after seminal emissions; towards end of coition

Pain (soreness and rawness) as from ulceration in the chest, during cough

Dyspnoea with constriction and restlessness in chest.

Chest EN

Aching in chest, with heaviness in that part when sitting, mitigated by walking

Contractive oppression, and great agitation in chest

Itching stitches in costal cartilages

Itching in sternum beneath pit of throat

Lancinations in chest

Pain in chest, as from excoriation and ulceration

Cramp in diaphragm, after a fit of passion

Miliary eruption on the chest, with redness and itching when heated

Herpetic eruption on lower ribs, with burning itching.

Heart EN

Tremulous palpitation of heart; on least movement; after least intellectual fatigue; when listening to music; after a siesta

Stitching pains in heart, or region of heart; stopping breathing

Heart feels weak (produced

C.).

Neck And Back EN

Drawing, rheumatic pressure, and tension in nape, with rigidity

Stiff-neck, shoulders sore to lie on (produced

C.)

Weakness of muscles in nape and neck

Eruption of itching pimples on nape

Painful swelling of glands of neck, of nape, and under axillae

Lancinations under axillae

Pain, as if broken in loins, or sensation as from overlifting, or straining the back, esp. during repose, and principally night and morning

Pain in loins on rising from a seat, or on turning in bed

Itching stitches in region of kidneys

Violent (stitches) lancinations, which pass up back.—(Suppurating swelling in the psoas muscle.)

Lumbar abscess.

Limbs EN

Drawing, tearing, stitching pains in extremities.—Limbs feel beaten and painful, as after a long walk, below shoulders and below hip-joint.

Upper Limbs EN

Aching of shoulders

Stitches in shoulder-joints, < on touch and motion

Dislocation pains in r. shoulder-joint, only on moving

Stiffness of shoulder-joint in morning

Shoulders sore to lie on, and stiff-neck (produced

C.)

Pains in bones of arms, during movement

Pressive, paralytic, drawing, and lancinating tearings, in arms (< on motion and touch), and forearms, shoulders, hands, and fingers

Painful pressure in bone of arm

Paralytic drawing in metacarpal joints, < from motion

Hands become anaemic from cardiac inertia; gouty pains in little finger, index and thumb of l. hand at night, and loss of power, in l. thumb with pain in r. shoulder (produced

C.)

Herpes on hands

Herpes with scabs on elbows

Numbness in ends of fingers

Jerking tearing in fingers, esp. in the tips

Burning itching in l. thumb

Arthritic nodosities in joints of the fingers

Osteitis of phalanges of fingers

Cramps in fingers

Convulsive movements of fingers.

Lower Limbs EN

Pulsating pain in hip-joint as from beginning suppuration

Stiffness of coxo-femoral joint in morning

Nates ache while sitting; pain extends to small of back, sacrum, and hip-joint

Daily pains beginning at crest of ilium, r. side, extending backward and downward to thigh, < early morning, on rising or on sitting down, > standing and from warmth

Exceedingly severe pain in r. leg, extending into genitals, esp. testes; attacks followed by great prostration

Painful weakness of thighs and legs, esp. of knee-joint

Pain as of a fracture in thighs when walking

Itching tetters on thighs and legs

Itching on inner side of thighs

Drawing shootings in the knees and knee-joints (< on motion)

Drawings, and pressive tearings in tibia, and bones of feet

Boring stitches in r. tibia during rest

Nocturnal cramps in calves and soles

Tearing in muscles of legs when sitting and standing

Stitches in r. calf

Swelling of instep

Swelling of metatarsal bones

Burning itching in toes, as if they had been frostbitten

R. toe inflames round nail and forms an abscess (produced

C.).

Generalities EN

[Flatulent colic, where the flatus is incarcerated; gnawing pains; darting pains; sensation of trembling in inner parts Pains in zygoma; in cheeks; in under jaw Affections of angles of eye, particularly the inner; glands about neck and lower jaw diseased ovaries, particularly r. one Yellow scabs behind ear

Flat taste obstructed evacuation of bowels Micturition too frequent; too sparing Polypus; arthritic nodes; restlessness of the body; scurvy.—< From mental affections; anger; grief; mortification, esp. if caused by offence from loss of fluids; tobacco; Mercury; sexual excesses; sleeping in afternoon; touching the parts (as in toothache, can't bear to have the tongue, drink, or anything touch the teeth); from the least touch on affected parts.—> After breakfast; from breaking wind

H. N. G.] Has been used as an application for healing recent wounds

Paralytic drawing in joints, esp. during movement, or when the parts are in a false position Drawing tearing in muscles, esp. when seated Twitches at night Acute, penetrating, deep lancinations in different parts

Cramps in limbs Painful inflammations of bones; suppuration of bones and periosteum Swelling of bones Semilateral paralysis, after a fit of anger

Syncope Painful sensibility of all muscles, when touched, and of joints, when using them Mechanical injuries from sharp-cutting instruments Painful weariness and excessive lassitude, esp. during movement;

> by sitting or lying down Continued disposition to remain lying down Great fatigue, early in morning, with stiffness of all joints Sore and stiff all over, swollen fingers and sore tibiae (produced

R. T. C.) After a siesta, cloudiness, with heaviness in limbs

Relieves pains of cancer (R. T. C.).

Skin EN

Tingling, as from insects, over whole body, esp. in morning

Chronic miliary eruptions, sometimes with convulsive jerks at night

Eruption of itching, oozing nodosities, with burning pain

Scald-head with yellow scab, smells badly, itches very much, &c

Exanthema on cheeks, face, or particularly if it is yellow; with a creeping itching

Incised wounds, with great pain

Herpetic eruptions, with itching in evening; and burning sensation after scratching them

Arthritic nodosities on the joints

Dry, crusty tetters on the joints

Painful engorgement and induration of the glands

Unhealthy skin, easily suppurating

Frequent furunculi

Ulcers, with tearing shootings (gnawing pains), or itching smarting

Jerking and tearing round ulcers, esp. morning and evening

Wens and encysted tumours burst after Staph. 200 (R.

C.).

Sleep EN

Strong tendency to sleep all day

Violent yawnings and stretchings, which cause tears to come into the eyes

Sleep retarded by mental activity (crowding of ideas); or in consequence of an itching and burning sensation in the tetters and ulcers, or of violent pains in calves

Sleepy all day; awake all night; body aches all over

Jerking of limbs, when sleeping

Disturbed sleep, with unquiet dreams, and frequent waking with a start

Child wakes, pushes everything away and wants everybody to go away; restless at night as from frightful dreams; calls for mother often

Lascivious dreams, with emissions.

Fever EN

Pulse very fast but small and trembling

Frequent shivering and shuddering, also at night

Fever in evening, manifesting itself only by chilliness

Chilliness and coldness predominate

Violent chill in evening with heat in face

Chilliness 3 p.m.;

> when exercising in open air

Chill ascending from back over head

Chill running down back

Before and after the paroxysms of intermittent fever, ravenous hunger

Tertian fever (with symptoms of scurvy, such as putrid taste), bitter taste, bleeding gums, anorexia, and constipation

External burning heat, with ebullition of blood, and thirst (after midnight, followed by chill towards morning)

Burning heat in hands and feet, at night, which renders it needful to uncover them

Great tendency to perspire by day, even when seated quietly; or else inability to perspire, with paleness of face and headache

Profuse perspiration at night, sometimes with putrid smell (like rotten eggs)

Cold sweat on forehead and feet.