Anthemis Nobilis

This remedy has not been proved, but has been used with success on the

clinical indication of the effects produced by the pollen grains on those subject to hay-fever. It is

used both locally and internally. A popular remedy for hay-fever is "hay tea," a decoction made

of hay itself.

Intense vertical headache, pressure from within out, as if top of head were blown off.

Tongue coated white with islands on it.

• ▸12, 13.
• ▸Abdomen and Stool.
• ▸—Pain in region of transverse colon from r.
• ▸to 1.
• ▸; then bowels

relaxed, stools at first white then putty-like; then severe vomiting and griping and great

ineffectual desire for stool.—Griping and coldness and chilliness in abdomen, passing down into

legs as far as knees.—Itching of anus as from ascarides.

Aching in region of liver; griping and chilliness inside of abdomen and into legs. Itching of anus, with white putty-like stools.

Bladder feels distended. Pain along spermatic cord, which feels full, as if varicosed. Frequent urination.

Itching of the soles, as if from chilblains. Gooseflesh.

Goose-flesh.

Anthoxanthum.

• ▸Anthoxanthum odoratum.
• ▸Sweet Vernal Grass.
• ▸(Europe and America.
• ▸) N.
• ▸O.
• ▸Gramineé.

Tincture of fresh flowering herb.

• ▸Compare: Cepa, Arsen.
• ▸, Naphthal.
• ▸, Sabad.
• ▸, Psorin.
• ▸; and its botanical allies, Ananth.
• ▸,

Avena, Arundo, Lolium, and Sacch. off.

Use the third potency.

• ▸Coryza with much lachrymation, sneezing, and discharge of clear water from the nose.
• ▸Symptoms worse indoors.
• ▸Constriction and rawness of throat.
• ▸Cough, tickling; worse in warm room.