Chelone Glabra
Hale - Materia Medica and Special Therapeutics of the New Remedies · Edwin Moses Hale · 1,799 χαρακτήρες
General EN
* After food, very great distaste for work, and laziness with
sleepiness. ° Great distaste for mental occupation. ° Prostration, exhanBtioii, and languor, with weakness in
walking. " Weariness and exhanstion of all the limbs, as after a long
walk. ° Feeling ill, as if from influenza. " Loss of eonsctionsness. ° Drawing pains through ^Jie whole body, " Wandering pains in the joints of the extremities, especially
left side. " On awaking, slight twiteliing in the muscles here and there. " Twitching in arms and legs. " Great emaciation, with total loss of appetite. Sudden restlessness of all the limbs, eompelUng her to move;
she cannot stand still, and on trying to do bo steps with
her feet. Anxiety, vertigo, and heat of the head drive her into the fresh
air; she feels better. Long -con tinned fainting, with cold extremities.
(Batmonp.) DEeCBipTiOH. — A BDiooth pereoDial, with MprigLt, branchiog stem, and large, while, rose-color, or purple flower. (It is called Turtle-head and SnaJeeJiead, because of the appearaace of the corolla, resembling in ahape the head of a reptile.) The flowers are sessilp, in spikea or clusters; leavoa lanceolate, on very short stalks. It grows in wet places; blooming from July to September. All its parts are very bitter.
Officinal Pkepabations. — Tinctures; of the whole plant; dilutions. Anaiooueb. — Hydraitii, China, Myrica, Chdidonium, etc. Stomach, Increase of appetite, with powerful digestion. ° Dj'speptic ailments, with hepatic disorder.
liver, ° Jaundice, with loss of appetite and disgust for food.
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CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA. 199
Stool EN
'' Constipation from hepatic torpor. " Expulsion of lumbriei,
Pever.
"■ Specific in eases of quinine cachexia.
(J)rs, Ball o/nd I*riee.) ■^ Intermittent fever after abuse of quinine.
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