Viola Tricolor

(Jacea.)

Natural order.- Violaceae.

Common names.- Pansy. Heartsease.

General Analysis.-

Acts especially upon the skin, giving rise to impetigo and eczematous eruptions, which are the chief indications for its use.

Characteristic symptoms.

(Viola tricolor)

Ill-humored, morose, with disinclination to talk.

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Pressive headache, chiefly in forehead and temples.

Scurfs on head, unbearable burning, most at night. Impetigo of the hairy scalp and face.

Crusta lactea in children (Graph., Mez., Nitr. ac.) recently weaned.

Thick incrustations, pouring out a large quantity of thick, yellow fluid, which mats the hair. (Graph.)

(Viola tricolor)

Contraction and closing of the lids.

(Viola tricolor)

Tension in the integuments of the face and forehead.

Milk crust (Sars.), burning, itching, especially at night, with discharge of viscid, yellow pus.

Impetigo on the forehead.

(Viola tricolor)

Cutting pains in the abdomen.

(Viola tricolor)

Frequent and profuse emission of urine. (Apis, Apoc., Cepa, Verb., Valer.)

Urine very offensive. (Benz. ac.)

Male Organs.- (Viola tricolor)

Involuntary seminal emissions (Phos. ac., Cinch.), with lascivious dreams.

Respiratory Organs.- (Viola tricolor)

Stitches in the left side of the chest ; worse during inspiration and expiration.

(Viola tricolor)

Tension between the shoulder blades, with cutting and crawling in the skin.

(Viola tricolor)

Sleepless ; frequent waking.

Vivid, amorous dreams.

Therapeutic Range.- (Viola tricolor)

Impetiginous and eczematous diseases, especially crusta lactea ; plica polonica.

(Viola tricolor)

Clem., Graph., Hep. s., Petrol.

(Viola tricolor)

Camph., Merc. sol., Puls.

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