Homeopathy LibraryApium Graveolens
T. F. Allen - Encyclopaedia of Pure Materia Medica · Timothy Field Allen · 995 chars
General
A. graveolens, L., (Celery.) Nat. order , Umbelliferae.
Authority. Beckwith (O. M. and S. Rep., 3, 116), took twenty and sixty drops of tincture from the seeds.
Stomach
Unpleasant feelings in stomach, with belching; the regurgitation tasting of the celery (within one hour, after 20 drops). Heartburn (soon after 60 drops).
Spitting up food (soon after 60 drops). Gone feeling in pit of stomach, lasting for hours, and partially relieved by eating (after 60 drops).
SUPPLEMENT: APIUM GRAVEOLENS.
Authorities. 2 , L.
W.
Berridge, M.D., Amer.
Journ. of Hom.
Mat.
Med., vol. viii, 187 4, p. 126, effects on Miss. ---, from eating celery; 3 , W.
J.
Ramsden, Brit.
Med.
Journ.
(Hom.
World, 1878, p. 343), a patient ate a whole stick of the vegetable.
During the following day and night, a most obstinate retention of the urine, which could only be relieved by the catheter, [3] . Inability to sit still or lie still in bed, from feeling of "fidgets;" cannot keep mind from thinking, [2] .