Hogweed (HERACLEUM - BRANCA URSINA)
Recommended as a spinal stimulant; in epilepsy with flatulency, gouty and skin symptoms.
Hogweed (HERACLEUM - BRANCA URSINA)
Recommended as a spinal stimulant; in epilepsy with flatulency, gouty and skin symptoms.
Heracl. has been proved. It was found to exercise a pronounced action on the
digestion, producing hunger, with inability to eat, nausea, vomiting; colic, diarrhoea, and pains in
the spleen. It also affected the sexual organs and the skin. A characteristic is "Headache with
drowsiness; < on moving in open air; > tying up the head with a cloth." Exhaustion, indolence,
and weakness were complained of.
Prostration of strength, indolence, moral depression; fits of hypochondriasis.—Ill-
humour, capriciousness.
Vertigo, on reading while seated —Cephalalgia, esp. in the sinciput and occiput, with
inclination to vomit, and drowsiness, esp. < on walking in open air; > by wrapping up the
head.—Violent itching on the scalp, on scratching which, the fingers become greasy; much fatty
perspiration on the head.
Pressure in the throat, as from mucus, which it is impossible to detach; accumulation
of mucus, tickling roughness and scraping in the throat.
Bitter taste; sweet bitter risings, with regurgitation of bitter liquid; craving, with
loathing and horror of all kinds of food; increased thirst; nausea; vomiting, bitter, bilious, with
pains in the stomach, and much congestion in the head.—Pressure at the stomach, with nausea, or
else in the scrobiculus, as from a stone (after a meal); the pains in the stomach are always
accompanied by an inclination to vomit.
Lancinating and pinching colics, which force the patient to writhe; pulsation and
pains in region of spleen; flatus and colic, with nausea and disgusting risings.—Frequent
sneezing, with lancination in the region of the spleen.
Drawing pain in the penis; shootings in the glans.—Itching and
smarting in the scrotum; pollutions.
Oppression of the chest, with chilliness, or else with palpitation of the heart;
difficulty of respiration on ascending a staircase.—Stitches in chest during inspiration; dry
eruption on chest, burning after scratching.
pain in.
Third potency.
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