Adapted to children with dark hair, very cross, irritable, ill-humored,
want to be carried, but carrying gives no relief; does not want
to be touched; cannot bear you to come hear it; averse to caresses;
desires many things; but rejects everything offered (compare, Ant.
t. , Bry. , Cham. , Staph. ).
Constantly digging and boring at the nose; picks the nose all the
time; itching of nose; rubs nose on pillow, or on shoulder of nurse
( Mar. v. ).
Children, suffering from worms; pitiful weeping when awake, starts
and screams during sleep; grinding of teeth ( Cic. , Sulph. ); ascarides
( Mar. v. ).
Face is pale; sickly white and bluish appearance around mouth;
sickly, with dark rings under the eyes; one cheek red, the other
pale ( Cham. ).
Canine hunger: hungry soon after a full meal; craving for sweets
and different things; refuses mother's milk.
Urine; turbid when passed, turns milky and semi-solid after standing;
white and turbid; involuntary.
Cough: dry with sneezing; spasmodic, gagging in the morning; periodic,
returning spring and fall.
Child is afraid to speak or move for fear of bringing on a paroxysm
of coughing ( Bry. ).
Relations. - Compare: Ant. c. , Ant. t. , Bry. , Cham. , Kreos.
, Sil. , Staph. , in irritability of children.
In pertussis, after Drosera has relieved the severe symptoms.
Has cured aphonia from exposure when Acon. , Phos. and Spong. had
failed.
Is frequently to be thought of, in children, as an epidemic remedy,
when adults require other drugs.
[Santonine] sometimes cures in worm affections when Cina seems
indicated, but fails ( Mar. v. , Spig. ).
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