Dark complexion, slight, lean, ill-developed, poorly
nourished, overgrown; very tall for her age ( Phos. ).
Children: old looking, wrinkled ( Abrot. ); scrofulous or psoric
affections; rapid emaciation ( Iod. ); post climacteric diseases
of women ( Lach. ).
Haemorrhagic diathesis; small wounds bleed freely ( Crot. , Lach.
, Phos. ); flow passive, in epistaxis, haemoptysis, haematuria;
in typhoid, followed by great prostration; dark, oozing, after the
extraction of a tooth ( Ham. ).
Roaring and humming in ears, with deafness, before and during menses.
Corrosive, fetid, ichorous discharges from mucous membranes; vitality
greatly depressed.
Itching, so violent toward evening as to drive one almost wild
(itching, without eruption, Dolichos).
Painful dentition; teeth begin to decay as soon as they appear;
gums bluish-red, soft, spongy, bleeding, inflamed, scorbutic, ulcerated.
Vomiting: of pregnancy, sweetish water with ptyalism; of cholera,
during painful dentition; incessant with cadaverous stool; in malignant
affections of stomach.
Severe headache before and during menses ( Sep. ).
Menses: too early, profuse, protracted; pain during, but < after
it; flow on lying down, cease on sitting or walking about; cold
drinks relieve menstrual pains; flow intermits; at times almost
ceasing, then commencing again ( Sulph. ).
Incontinence of urine; can only urinate when lying; copious, pale;
urging, cannot get out of bed quick enough ( Apis , Petros. ); during
first sleep ( Sep. ), from which child is roused with difficulty.
Smarting and burning during and after micturition ( Sulph. ).
Leucorrhoea: acrid, corrosive, offensive; worse between periods
( Bov. , Bor. ); has the odor of green corn; stiffens like starch,
stains the linen yellow.
Lochia: dark, brown, lumpy, offensive, acrid; almost ceases then
freshens up again ( Con. , Sulph. ).
Violent corrosive itching of pudenda and vagina.
Relations. - Kreosote is followed well by Ars. , Phos. , Sulph.
, in cancer and disease of a malignant tendency.
Carbo veg. and Kreosote are inimical.
Aggravation. - In the open air; cold weather; when growing cold;
from washing or bathing with cold water; rest, especially when lying.
Amelioration. - Generally better from warmth.
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