Indian Cockroach
A remedy for asthma. Especially when associated with bronchitis. Indicated after arsenic when this is insufficient.
Cough with dyspnoea in bronchitis and phthisis. Acts best in stout and corpulent patients. Much pus-like mucus.
Indian Cockroach
A remedy for asthma. Especially when associated with bronchitis. Indicated after arsenic when this is insufficient.
Cough with dyspnoea in bronchitis and phthisis. Acts best in stout and corpulent patients. Much pus-like mucus.
Contact with the caterpillars or the emanations from a nest of them causes
intense irritation, and hard, large, areola-formed tubercles, with a red areola, so thick as to leave
hardly any space between. Sometimes they are linear-formed; most marked near joints. Sensation
as if a foreign body were under the skin. Itching of whole body. Itching, evenings; not relieved
by anything. In one victim it caused frequent waking at night, and dreams that his arms were
being cauterised, and arrows thrust into the muscles. Burning heat of skin. In one case, that of a
boy who shook a large number of the caterpillars from a tree into his naked breast, it caused an
itching so severe that the boy had to run home for assistance; then fever, somnolency, delirium,
and finally death ensued.
Sudden sensation through all his limbs as if he would be attacked with
apoplexy.—Violent and extremely painful cramps in the muscles of the limbs and
face.—Faintness while vomiting.—Limbs cold; cold sweat over whole body.
Bombyx Processionea.
Head feeling very light and hollow, with deep frontal headache and great faintness.
Sparks before eyes alternating with obscuration of vision.
8, 9. Mouth and Throat.—Troublesome dryness in mouth and throat —Violent burning and
scraping in throat.
Teeth and gums very sore.—Tongue: white coat; thick yellow coat showing marks of
teeth.—Taste: flat; coppery; unnatural, of all food; lost.
Unquenchable thirst.—Sudden desire to vomit; no nausea between
attacks.—Vomited twenty times in three hours.—Frightful pain in stomach.
A profuse diarrhoea of blood, and of the mucous lining of the intestines.—Watery
evacuations.
Chilliness along spine with frequent hot flashes of fever—Disposition to yawn and
stretch when chilly.—Face hot and flushed with severe frontal headache.—Hands hot and
dry.—Waking at midnight two different nights in a profuse perspiration.
Boletus Satanas.
Lowest potencies during an attack. After the spasm, for the remaining cough, use the higher. Stop with improvement to prevent return of aggravation.
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