Eupatorium Purpureum

Death-like faintness and exhaustion.—Felt like an attack of sea-

sickness.—Symptoms pass away in a short time.

Left-sided headache with vertigo. Pain from left shoulder to occiput. Sick headache beginning in morning, worse afternoon and evening, worse in cold air.

Seething sensation backwards and forwards in head, extending down back and going

off during sleep.

R. cheek much inflamed, covered sparsely with fine vesicles filled with a thick white

lymph; erysipelatous inflammation most marked in molar region, livid or dark red, leaving skin

rough.

Tongue furred, brown along centre.—Tongue, prickling and stinging in tip; on

back.—Numbness of tongue.—Saliva abundant.

Burning in back of throat, > by cold water, > by breakfast; followed by heat all over

chest and in stomach.—Stinging and peppery sensation back of throat.

Active and long-continued vomiting with a sense of heat, vertigo, indistinct

vision, and prostration.

Severe stitches in liver; when walking up hill.—Tightness in region of

spleen.—Stitch in region of spleen.—Sensation as if a long worm writhing in region of transverse

colon or duodenum.—Throbbing in groins.

Stool difficult from painful spasm of anus, which was continued after the

evacuation; feeces small, lumpy, slimy; with prolapsus, though there had been no

straining.—Slight prolapsus after the stool Offensive diarrheic stool, preceded by griping and

followed by prolapsus.—Diarrhcea returns at lengthened intervals.—Feeling of action of the liver,

followed soon by griping and passing of offensive flatus, then offensive diarrhoea, after which

the feeling of the liver passes off, followed by slight prolapse rendering sitting uneasy, going off

gradually.—Dark brown, watery, mucous stool, sometimes mixed with solid feeces, sometimes

offensive, sometimes with blood, mostly in afternoon from 4 to 10 p.m. If it lasts two or three

days there is prolapsus returning very gradually; if replaced within half an hour the bowel

generally prolapses again; if the diarrhoea lasts longer external piles appear, not returning with

the prolapsus.

• ▸Deep, dull pain in kidneys.
• ▸Burning in bladder and urethra on urinating.
• ▸Insufficient flow; milky.
• ▸Strangury.
• ▸Haematuria.
• ▸Constant desire; bladder feels dull.
• ▸Dysuria.
• ▸Vesical irritability in women. Diabetes insipidus.

Pain around left ovary. Threatened abortion. External genitals feel as though wet.

Tense cutting pain two inches above |. ovary.—Smart, quick

• ▸jerking motion in 1.
• ▸ovary.
• ▸—Heavy pressure during day, directly above |.
• ▸ovary.
• ▸—Sterility from

ovarian atony.—Uterine leucorrhoea caused by exhaustion and chronic metritis—Leucorrhcea

abundant, leaving no stain—External genitals feel as though wet (a delusion).—Inflammation of

• ▸meatus urinarius.
• ▸—Numbness < in groin.
• ▸—Threatened abortion.
• ▸—Habitual abortion at third or

fourth month.—Inefficient labour-pains.

Hoarseness.—Heat in chest; radiating from stomach.—Feeling as if

lungs remained partly inflated.

Weight and heaviness in loins and back.

Peculiar seething sensation in region of spine, sometimes extending from occiput to

loins.

Cutting pain in neck running from I. shoulder to occiput—Between

shoulder-blades chilly feeling —Cutting pains; labour-like pains.—Pains running upward; from

sacrum into kidneys; from |. side of back and hip.—Chill begins in lower dorsal region and runs

up back.—Distressing pain in lumbar region before chill.

Seething sensation in lymphatics of r. leg, at times, from foot to groin, as if

circulation were felt; afterwards to a less extent in 1. leg; chiefly felt from foot to knee, only

when sitting, < in evening.—Sudden sharp pain about middle of r. tibia, which was tender to

touch.

Pimple just under lobe of r. ear—Hard white itching vesicular pimples on r. internal

malleolus and foot.

Yawning, gaping, and sighing.—Sleepy and depressed.—Sleep restless and mind

disturbed, frightful dreams.

• ▸No thirst during chill, but much frontal ache.
• ▸Chill commences in back.
• ▸Violent shaking, with comparatively little coldness.
• ▸Bone-pains.

Frequent sensations of chilliness which induced her to put a shawl about her

shoulders though in midsummer.

Euphorbia Heterodoxa.

• ▸Alveloz.
• ▸N.
• ▸O.
• ▸Euphorbiacz.
• ▸A soft resin, insoluble in alcohol or water.
• ▸Trituration.

• ▸Compare: Apocy.
• ▸(dropsy); Apis.
• ▸, Can.
• ▸sat.
• ▸, Canth.
• ▸, Copaib.
• ▸, Ferr.
• ▸, Hydrct.
• ▸, Mitch.
• ▸,

• ▸Senec.
• ▸, Vespa (renal symptoms).
• ▸Caps.
• ▸, Phos.
• ▸ac.
• ▸in home-sickness.
• ▸E.
• ▸perf.
• ▸, Colch.
• ▸(nausea at

smell of food).

Compare: Senecio; Cannab sat; Helon; Phos ac; Triticum; Epigea.

First potency.

Tired, weak uneasiness in limbs, with numbness and gnawing pains.—Rheumatic

pains shifting from place to place, always from below upward.—Pains in arms and legs before

• ▸chill; during fever limbs cold.
• ▸—Neuralgia of r.
• ▸shoulder or r.
• ▸knee, passing over to 1.
• ▸—Soreness of

bones, aching of limbs as if bones were broken, pains come and go suddenly; very restless, but

not > by motion.