Fresh-water Sponge
- Soreness of muscles and integuments; worse motion and friction of clothes, with sensitiveness to cold.
- Glands swollen.
- General paresis.
- Basedow's disease.
- Lues, bubo, roseola.
Fresh-water Sponge
Badiaga is the Russian name for the river sponge, which is a popular Russian
remedy. Among the peculiar symptoms and indications are: Headache with aching in backs of
a case with the following symptoms: A lady had for months off and on a severe pain in r.
eyeball, which extended to forehead over this eye, then to temple; always < in afternoon.) Scalp
sore; dry; itching; scurf; tetters. Soreness is one of the key-notes of the remedy; general soreness
of integuments and muscles; as if beaten; very sensitive. Profuse coryza, coming from nostril
breast. There is a cough which causes sneezing, profuse coryza. Occasional severe fit of
coughing ejecting viscid mucus flying out of mouth; caused by tickling in larynx as if a particle
of sugar was dissolving in throat; > in warm room. Tremulous vibrative palpitation < lying r.
side. Palpitation after pleasurable emotions. Soreness of anterior muscles of legs; toes bend while
walking as if extensors were paralysed. It has lessened a hard cellular swelling of both legs.
Sharp stinging back of r. heel, < least pressure. Chronic rheumatism, < by cold, especially in cold
soreness, even to touch of clothes. Sore as if beaten. Headache > at night, after sleep.
After pleasurable emotions, palpitation—Mind generally clear, active in spite of
headache.
General soreness of the muscles and integuments of the whole body; flesh
sore to touch, even of the clothes; sore as if beaten.
both eyeballs, and in the temples.—During the day more or less headache, with pain in the
the temples, and extending into the posterior portion of the |. eyeball; < by moving the eye.—Pain
in the temples and eyeballs; from eyeballs to temples.—A very severe headache on top of the
head; remains the same in all positions; better at night after sleeping, and better in the morning;
returning violently after breakfast; lasting several days.—Headache with inflamed
eyes.—Headache < on moving eyes.—Excess of dandruff, or dry, tetter-like appearance of the
scalp, with slight itching; hair dry.—Scalp sore to touch, with tetter-like eruption on forehead.
Twitching of left upper lid; eyeballs tender; aching in eyeballs. Intermittent sore pain in eyeball, coming on at 3 pm.
Bluish-purple margin of the eyelids, and blue under the eyes.—Scrofulous
inflammation of the eyes, with hardening of the Meibomian glands.—Severe pain from eyeballs
tightly —Twitching of 1. eyelid.
Profuse coryza, mostly from the |. nostril; comes with a gush; worse in afternoon and
On forehead, tetter-like eruption.—Pale, ashy, or leaden colour of face.—Stiffness in the
maxillary joints.—L. cheek and malar bone sore to touch.
Mouth and breath hot and feverish, with thirst for large quantities of water at a
time.—Mouth and tongue feel scalded.
Hawks up, in morning, masses of gluey bloody mucus from throat, which is
inflamed and sore, < swallowing, solids.—Tonsils red, inflamed, < swallowing solids.
Mouth hot. Much thirst. Lancinating pain in pit of stomach extending to vertebra and scapula.
Pressure in epigastrium, nausea, and rumbling.—Lancinating in pit of stomach 8
Lancinating pain with a bounding movement in region of liver.—Indurated
inguinal glands.—Syphilitic buboes.
Severe, sharp, lancinating pain in or near orifice of urethra —Urine high-
coloured; and reddish.
Metrorrhagia; worse at night, with feeling of enlargement of head (Arg). Cancer of breast (Asterias; Con; Carbo an; Plumb iod).
Chancres, after cautery, elevated discoloured cicatrices,
rhagades.—Syphilis of infants, whole convolutes of hard glandular swellings, buboes.
Breath hot and feverish —Occasional severe paroxysms of spasmodic
cough, ejecting viscid mucus from the bronchial tubes, which at times comes flying forcibly out
of the mouth, < afternoon and evening, caused by tickling in the larynx, as if sugar was
dissolving, > in warm room.—Cough = sneezing; profuse coryza.—Pain in upper part of r.
chest.—Pleuritic pain, < on motion or on full inspiration; with soreness.—Severe, sharp,
bed, and at moment of becoming unconscious by sleep, severe oppressive suffocative attacks
from suspended respiration, causing a quick effort to prevent suffocation by changing
position.—Typhoid pneumonia.
Indescribable bad feeling about the heart with soreness and pain, flying stitches all over.
Severe vibrating, tremulous palpitation of the heart, even while sitting or lying,
quiet, upon any sudden elating or other emotion of mind.—Lying on r. side, heart is heard and
felt to pulsate from chest up to neck.
Very stiff neck.—Soreness and lameness, with stitches in nape of neck, <
by bending the head back and forth.—Scrofulous swelling of the glands of the 1. side of the face,
throat, and neck; nearly as large as a hen's egg; some hard, some suppurating.—Severe
lancinating pains and stitches in the posterior r. side, below the scapula, much < by throwing the
shoulders back and chest forward, or any contortions of the body; pain extorting at times a mean
or shriek.
Several hard, small lumps along the shin-bone.—Hard cellular swelling of
the legs —Anterior muscles of r. leg sore, as if beaten.—At night violent lancinating pains in the
feet—Toes bend while walking as if extensors paralysed.—Checked foot-sweat.
Sore to touch. Freckles. Rhagades.
after concussions.—Externally applied causes checked eruptions to reappear.—Tetters on scalp
and forehead; itching on scalp.
Restless at night; must frequently change position, body feels so sore.-—Awake 3-4
a.m. with frightful dreams and severe cramping pains in metatarsal bones of both feet—> After
sleep (head).
Compare: Spongia; Seneg. (cough caused by sneezing, opposite of Bad.); Grind.
Complementary to Sul., lod., Merc.
First to sixth attenuation.
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