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Guarea Trichiloides

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General

Guarea.

Guarea trichilioides. Red-wood. Ball-wood. N. O. Meliaceae. Tincture and trituration of bark.

Clinical

Apoplexy. Asthma millari. Bones, affections of. Chemosis. Dysphagia. Eyes, affections of. Hernia. Intermittent fever. Liver-spots. Lupus. Pterygium. Ptosis. Tongue, affections of. Tonsils, swollen. Vertigo. Whooping-cough.

Characteristics

Petroz is the authority for this drug, which produces a number of symptoms in the eyes, and cases of chemosis and pterygium have been reported cured with it. R. K. Ghosh (H.

R., viii. 459) cured a number of cases of both. He found a lotion of Guarea Ø (gtt i. to one drachm) of great assistance. In the head there is a sensation as if the brain were falling forward; and a sensation as of a blow on the head leaving numbness and diminished thinking power. The eye symptoms alternate with diminished hearing.

A number of symptoms were experienced in the umbilicus and inguinal rings. Flow of blood between menses. Pains in periosteum. On the skin there were liver-spots, and an eruption with burning vesicles.

Sleepy in open air. Aromatic-smelling sweat. Sensations of constriction are common. Sudden shocks of whole body.

Bruised pains. Acids and cold water <; hot drinks, and wrapping warmly >. Sweat when eating or after. Bone pains < at night.

Relations

Bov. (flow of blood between menses); Crotal. (as if had a blow on the head); Anac. (peg in ear); Gels. (vertigo, ptosis); Azadiracta indica (botan.) Apis (chemosis, asthma millari); Arn. (injuries); Phos. (steatoma) Ign. (nerves); Merc. and Silic. (bone-pains, suppuration).

Mind

Anxiety.—Fear of losing reason.

Head

Vertigo; when stooping; objects appear upside down

Whirling dizziness

Sensation as if the brain were falling forward

Sensation as if from blow on the head, leaving a kind of numbness and diminished thinking power; as after apoplectic seizure

Constriction, heaviness, shocks; in forehead

Constriction, hammering in occiput.

Eyes

Sickly look round eyes and within orbits

Swelling beneath eyes

Swelling of lachrymal gland

Pain in eyes during fever

Twitching of eyebrows

Paralysis of lids

Pressure on lids

Lachrymation

Inflammation of conjunctiva, which is swollen

Pain in ball as after weeping

Tearing pain in eyeballs; tension; forced-out feeling

Pupils dilated

Objects appear grey; during vertigo they appear upside down

Eye symptoms alternate with diminution of hearing.

Ears

Swelling of periosteum behind ears

Sensation in ears as of a peg; of a worm; pushing-out feeling

Roaring in ears.

Nose

Coryza; with hardened secretion; with heat.—Nose stuffed; ineffectual desire to sneeze; constriction at root of nose.

Face

Suppurating swellings on face.—Swelling of upper lip.

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Teeth and Mouth

Pains in teeth accompanied by pain in zygoma, excited by draught of air, by pressure of tongue;

< lying on painful side; by hot food; by walking

Tongue coated during the fever

Tongue coated greyish yellow; swollen; paralysed; bleeding

Tongue feels cold and dry

Lancinations in tongue

Mouth smells of cheese

Taste, sweet

Food tastes insipid.

Throat

Tonsils swollen

Oesophagus: raw pain; sensation of contraction and burning heat

Swallowing difficult.

Appetite

Canine hunger in evening; speedy satiety.—Aversion to milk, fish, and hot, greasy, cooked food.

Stomach

Sour eructations with tension and pressure at stomach

Inclination to vomit during fever

Vomiting, sour; green

Stomach: constriction in; bruised feeling in.

Abdomen

Hardness at umbilicus

Abdomen distended with lancination in groins and inguinal ring

Bruised pain externally.

Stool And Anus

Constriction of anus and rectum

Urging to stool

Constipation.

Female Sexual Organs

Labour pains suppressed

Lochia scanty

Leucorrhoea after menses; fetid

Flow of blood between menstrual periods

Itching of pudenda.

Respiratory Organs

Cough: dry barking; violent deep-seated; with expectoration

The cough is accompanied by sweat, pain, soreness, tightness of chest; comes after a crying spell; on falling asleep; after getting chilled; is excited by itching in throat, by irritation in larynx

Breathing, sobbing; difficult during chill

Sensation of hollowness and dilatation of chest

Respiratory symptoms < from putting hand to throat.

Limbs

Jactitation of limbs

Cracking in joints

Nightly pains in bones

Bruised pain in bones

Caries.

Generalities

Steatoma; hot swelling; swelling of affected parts.—Suppuration of glands.

Skin

Yellow spots on temples

Liver-spots on arms

Eruptions behind ears

Herpes

Itching

Lupus of ochre-red colour.

Sleep

Sleepy in open air.—Dreams, anxious, melancholy, full of strife.

Fever

Coldness followed by heat with sweat

Heat of upper part of body, coldness of bones

Sweat chiefly during and after eating

Sweat aromatic.