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Climacteric Remedies-- C. M. Boger, 1929 |
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| Amyl. nit.: Face flushes on slightest emotion; tumultuous and ir-regular heart < mental emotion; organic heart disease, during; paralytic sensations in extremities; flushes followed by drenching sweats; opens clothes, must have fresh air, cold air and cold water. Belladonna: Congestive headaches, plethora sudden relief from sweat. China: Excessive sensitiveness to cold; hot flashes followed by drenching sweats; throbbing headaches and anemia. Cimicifuga: Melancholy, low spirits and nervous headache on vertex; suspicious; thinks she will go crazy; numb sensations; bruised, sore muscles. Cocculus: Menses reappear after a year's cessation; sea sickness from carriage or boat riding; exceeding weakness during menses; palpitation, nervous weakness, fainting. Conium: Nervous states during and after climacteric; morning weakness; vertigo on lying or turning in bed; urination intermits m flow; old maids; suppressed sexual desire; soreness of mamma at menses; hard tumors; cancerous tendency. Crocus: A live sensation in abdomen; dark, stringy menses; < least exertion; haemorrhage. Ferrum: Fiery red face, with enlarged veins; nervous cases that cry and laugh immoderately; sweats from every motion; vomits solids. Graphites: Burning vertex pain, delayed menses, obesity and constipation; leucorrhoea, menses, haemorrhages, etc., come in gushes; cicatrices in mamma or cervix; unhealthy skin, glutinous exudates; every injury suppurates. Lachesis: Hot flashes of dry heat; pressure and burning on vertex; metrorrhagia frequent, alarming; < on waking; > flowing; < lying on left side; < touch; left sided symptoms; loquacity. Magnolia: Mental and physical inability and lassitude of mind and body, leading to despondency. Confusion, apprehension and dullness of hearing. Merc. sulf: Sweats followed by chill; in folds where limbs are crossed, etc. Phosphorus: Haemorrhagic cases; small wounds bleed much; haemorrhages from any outlet, replacing menses, etc. Pulsatilla: Epistaxis replacing menses; mild, tearful; > open air and cool room. Sanguinaria: Migraine; flashes of heat and leucorrhoea; burning and redness of cheeks, ears, palms and soles; pulmonary symptoms, lower (right) lobe; gastric symptoms; burning heat in stomach; heart irregular; muscles of neck and down back weak and sore. Sepia: Pelvic and kidney symptoms prominent; foetid urine with claylike sediment, tightly adherent to vessel; yellow patches on skin; prolapsus with burning headache; sad. Sulphur: Low spirited; ill humour; weeping; constant hot, vertex headache; acidity of stomach; skin symptoms or piles, suppressed, pruritus ani or vulva; weak, faint spells in a. m.; menorrhagia; flashes followed by prostration, hungry feeling or cold sweat; skin dry; hunger at 11 a. m.; suffocation, wants window and doors open. Sulph. ac.: Flushes with perspiration or profuse perspiration on upper part of body only; debility; internal trembling (Caul); perverted sensations, as of a film on face; hurried, restless and nervous. Thyroidin: Paintings, lividity, palpitation, jumping sensation about heart; flushings with nausea, < on upper part of body; profuse sweats on least exertion. Verat. alb.: Despondency; cold sweats, even in a warm room; very nervous, as if she must fly; constipated and depressed. Xanthox.: Intense flashes, as if to die, wants to be bled; nervous and apprehensive, noises and shadows frighten; sighing and constant desire to take a deep breath; dysmenorrhoea, patient pulls her hair in agony. *Excerpted from The Medical Century and other sources, for ready reference. |
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