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Aesculus Glabra

7 sectionsClarke · 7
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Keynotes

Characteristics
Clarke

Csculus glabra, like the Horse-chestnut, has a marked action on the rectum. It

produces hard, knotty stools; very painful. Dark purple hémorrhoidal tumours, with lame back

and lower limbs. Hale gives the indication: "Very painful external tumours, dark purple, with

constipation and vertigo; weakness of sacrum and lower limbs." At the same time there is fulness

and heaviness of the head without pain; the sight may be dim or lost; eyes fixed and

expressionless. The speech is thick and the tongue as if lame. In cattle it produces wry-neck and

paresis of hind limbs. There is a cough produced by sudden irritation of throat, sensation as of a

feather tickling the throat, causing hawking and raising of mucus finally streaked with blood.

Head

Symptoms — Head
Clarke

Vertigo, with staggering, reeling, unconsciousness.—Vertigo, with full, heavy head,

dim sight; thick speech, nausea and vomiting; faintness; towards evening.

Stomach

Symptoms — Stomach
Clarke

Nausea, with loathing of food and vomiting. —Distension (in cattle).—Full

sensation.—Cramp-like pain.

Stool

Symptoms — Stool and Anus
Clarke

Hard, knotty stools; constipation.—Very painful, dark purple,

hémorrhoidal tumours, with lame back and lower limbs.

Respiratory

Symptoms — Respiratory Organs
Clarke

Sudden irritation of the throat; a sensation of a feather tickling the

throat causing hacking and raising of mucus, finally streaked with blood.

Lower Limbs

Symptoms — Lower Limbs
Clarke

Trembling of lower limbs.—Hind limbs lame; paralysis.—Strong tendency to

contraction of legs.

24. Generalities—Spasms and convulsions, followed by lameness.—Trembling.

Clinical

Clinical
Clarke
  • Constipation.
  • Cough.
  • Cramp in stomach.
  • Hémorrhoids.
  • Meningitis.
  • Paralysis.
  • Speech,

thick. Vertigo. Wry-neck.

Classical Posology

Acute
  • 30C or 200C · repeat every 1–4 h depending on intensity
  • Stop on improvement · reassess in 24–48 h
  • For sensitive / elderly / paediatric: prefer LM1 or 30C
Constitutional
  • 200C or 1M single dose · wait 4 weeks
  • Alternative: LM1 daily × 10 days · ascend on retest
  • Hering's-Law follow-up adapts the next script
Citations: Organon §246 (interval / repetition) · §161 (plussed water) · §282 (LM ascension) · Kent on selection · Vithoulkas on second prescription. Open Repertify for the case-specific dose with the rule cited inline.
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