Rhododendron Chrysanthemum
Guernsey - Key-notes to the Materia Medica · Henry Newell Guernsey · 1,067 chars
General
We think of this remedy chiefly for sufferings that are made worse in windy weather, even if the patient be not exposed to it; he may be in bed or in a warm comfortable room, but the blowing of the wind aggravates the symptoms.
Generalities
Affections in general of the right upper extremities; right abdominal ring; left side of the nose; testes; right lower extremity; inner surface of the thigh. Serous cysts in the vagina. Induration or swelling of the testicles particularly of the right one. Diarrhoea after eating fruits, or from wet cold weather; flatulent colic, especially if it comes on in windy, stormy weather. Arthritic nodes.
Sensations
Dragging up or rotting sensation; crawling of the skin or over the skin like ants; toothache which ceases suddenly, beginning again in two or three hours; feeling of heaviness in the stomach after drinking cold water.
Better.-- On beginning to move.
Remedies following:-- Arnica., Arsen., Calc. carb., Conium., Lycop., Mercur., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur .
Antidotes
Clemat., Rhus tox .