Secale Cornutum
Roberts - The Rheumatic Remedies · Herbert Alfred Roberts · 768 chars
General
These rheumatic conditions of Secale are usually found in cachectic individuals with purpura haemorrhagica, affecting the joints of the lower limbs.
NECK AND BACK . — (Secale cornutum)
Pain in small of back.
SUDDEN CATCH OR KINK IN LUMBAR REGION.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Secale cornutum)
CONTRACTIONS OF FINGERS.
Painful swelling of fingers.
Violent pains in tips of fingers.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Secale cornutum)
Rheumatic pains in joints.
CRAMPS IN CALVES.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL . — (Secale cornutum)
CRAMPS IN HANDS AND TOES.
AFFECTS JOINTS OF LOWER EXTREMITIES.
CONCOMITANTS . — (Secale cornutum)
PURPURA HAEMORRHAGICA.
CACHECTIC FEMALES.
INTENSE ICY COLDNESS OF SKIN.
AVERSION TO HEAT OR BEING COVERED.
RESTLESSNESS WITH GREAT DEBILITY.