Tongo Odorata

Mure proved Trad., which belongs to a genus of lily-like plants. It produced

disorder of the genito-urinary organs, urethral discharge, and inflammation of the scrotum; also

embarrassed breathing.

For the last eighteen years annual recurrence of symptoms with severe pain

but without swelling; occurred at precisely the same time of year; decreased in intensity each

year.

• ▸Tearing pain in supra-orbital nerve, with heat and throbbing pain in head and epiphora.
• ▸Confused, especially the occiput, with somnolence and a sort of intoxication.
• ▸Trembling in right upper lid.
• ▸Coryza; nose stopped, must breathe through mouth.

Burning sensation and dryness of eyes, when reading in evening.—Drawing, tension,

and quivering in eyelids.

Coryza, with obstruction of nose.—Violent sneezing in the night.—Slight tearing in root

of nose with irritation to sneeze and cough.

Paleness of complexion, with red cheeks. —Tearing in maxillee.—Semilateral, tearing

pains in face.

Toothache, with tearing pain, esp. in molars, < by pressing upon them, dissipated by

the use of vinegar.—Acid blood from teeth and gums.

Burning sensation and cuttings in the hypochondria, as if

externally —Movements and pinchings in abdomen.

Whitish discharge from urethra.—Pain when urinating.—Stream

thin.—Urine: acid smelling; yellowish, copious, ash-coloured sediment.

Catamenia premature—Leucorrhcea, when walking.—Discharge of

thick mucus from vagina (when making an effort to pass a stool).

Palpitation.

24. Generalities—Swelling: of whole body; of wounded arm then of head and chest.—Stinging,

burning, throbbing pain increasing to unendurable intensity lasting an hour and then

decreasing.—Violent burning pain extending from wound to chest.

R. leg became painful and swelled rapidly.—For several years the pain was

confined to the knee of the bitten limb; in a few years it left the knee and seized the hip, and

finally attacked the shoulder.

Tearing pains in hip-joints, femur, and knee, especially left side.

Constant fever with irregular pulse —Cold, clammy sweat.

Tradescantia.

• ▸Tradescantia diuretica.
• ▸N.
• ▸O.
• ▸Commelynacee.
• ▸Tincture of fresh leaves.

Melilotus. Anthoxanthum, Asperula, and Tonga contain Coumarin, the active principle. Compare them in hay-fever; also, Trifol; Napth; Sabad.

Tincture and lower potencies.

Seeds of Coumarouna-a tree in Guiana (TONGO - DIPTRIX ODORATA)

Useful in neuralgia; pertussis.