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(Southern wood)
General.
A very useful remedy in MARASMUS, especially of lower extremities
only, yet with good appetite. METASTASIS. Rheumatism following
checked diarrhoea. Ill effects of suppressed conditions especially
in gouty subjects. Tuberculous peritonitis. EXUDATIVE PLEURISY
and other exudative processes. After operation upon the chest
for hydrothorax or empyema, a pressing sensation remains. Aggravation
of hemorrhoids when rheumatism improves. Nosebleed and hydrocele
in boys.
Great weakness after influenza (Kali-p.)
Mind.
Cross, irritable, anxious, depressed.
Face.
Wrinkled, cold, dry, pale. Blue rings around dull-looking eyes.
Comedones, with emaciation. Nosebleed. ANGIOMA OF THE FACE.
Stomach.
Slimy taste. Appetite good, but emaciation progresses. Food passes
undigested. Pain in stomach; worse at night; cutting, gnawing
pain. Stomach feels as if swimming in water; feels cold. Gnawing
hunger and whining. Indigestion, with vomiting of large quantities
of offensive fluid.
Abdomen.
Hard lumps in abdomen. DISTENDED. Alternate diarrhoea and constipation.
Hemorrhoids; frequent urging; bloody stools; worse as rheumatic
pains abate. Ascarides. Oozing from umbilicus. Sensation as if
bowels were sinking down.
Respiratory.
Raw feeling. Impeded respiration. Dry cough following diarrhoea.
Pain in lumbar region extending along spermatic cord. Pain in
sacrum, with hemorrhoids.
Extremities.
Pain in shoulders, arms, WRISTS, and ANKLES. Pricking and coldness
in fingers and feet. LEGS greatly emaciated. Joints stiff and
lame. Painful contraction of limbs. (Am-m.)
Skin.
Eruptions come out on face; are suppressed, and the skin becomes
purplish. Skin flabby and loose. Furuncles. Falling out of hair.
Itching chilblains.
Aggravation.
WORSE, cold air, checked secretions.
Amelioration.
BETTER, motion.
Relationship.
Compare: Scrophularia; Bryonia; Stellaria; Benzoic acid, in gout.
Iodine, Nat-m. in marasmus.
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