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Arum Triphyllum

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General

An irritant poison, producing inflammation and irritability of mucous surface ; a low type of fever.

Mind

Delirium, with picking at the lips or nose.

Head

Dull aching in the forehead or through the head, with heaviness.

Nose

Soreness of the nostrils, which even become ulcerated.

The nose and lips feel as though chapped by cold wind.

The nostrils obstructed.

Fluent coryza ; constant discharge from left nostril ; discharge thin, acrid, sometimes bloody, with great soreness of the nostrils.

Constant picking at the nose makes it more sore.

Pain at the root of the nose.

Face

The lips burn, are swollen and chapped.

The left articulation of the jaw is painful on swallowing.

Mouth

Tongue cracked, burning, with rawness at the root and in the throat.

All of the soft parts of the mouth and palate are sore and burning, painful when eating or drinking.

Salivation.

Throat

Swelling of the left submaxillary glands.

Pain on swallowing, burning soreness, constriction.

The whole throat feels swollen and raw.

(The throat and nose symptoms are frequently associated, in violent influenzas or in diphtheria.

The patient is constantly inclined to pick at the nose and lips until they bleed.

The discharges become bloody and offensive.)

Stool

Watery, brown diarrhoea, with eructations of food.

Urinary Organs

Urine copious and pale.

Respiratory organs :

Hoarseness.

Expectoration of much mucus.

Constant inclination to clear the voice.

Chest

The lungs feel sore.

Burning pain and soreness, particularly in the left lung.

Skin

Eruption like scarlatina, with itching, followed by desquamation.

Fever

Creeping chills.

Flushes of heat, particularly of the face.

(Particularly adapted to low types of fever, especially of the eruptive varieties.)