Petroselinum Sativum

Parsley. ' Vmhelliferse.

Tincture of the whole fresh plant when coming into bloom.

Authorities. — Bethmann, Archives, vol. 18, p. 34, Eoth, Gazette, 1850, p. 588; Sonnenberg, A. H. Z., vol. 56, p. 76; G^oraorrAcea, Attomyr, Hahnemann, Gross, Vehsemeyer, Miiller, Wurda, Pley], Schreter, Riick. Kl. Erf., vol. 2, p. 92; Reil, Meyer, Sonnenberg, Gollmaim, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 5, p. 548; Use in ague, Trans. W. H. C, 1876, p. 421.

'' Sight and Eyes. Blind at night with swelling of eyes. " Hearing and Ears. Shrill singing in ears, like a bell ring- ing out of tune. "Appetite, Thirst, Desires, Aversions. Thirsty and

hungry, 3'et as soon as they commence to drink or to eat

they lose all desire. "' Scrobiculum and Stomach. Twitching, jerking pains in

epigastrium, flatulent eructations, colic, nausea and

vomiting. ^" Stool and Rectum. Clayish, whitish stools; chronic

diarrhoea. Burning at anus. ^^ Urinary Organs, i Sudden urging to urinate.

iCIiild suddenly seized with desire to urinate; if he cannot

be gratified immediately he jumps up and down with

pain. iSo much pain when he passes urine as to cause him to

shiver and dance around room in agony.

■ Frequent desire to urinate, recurring nearly every half

hour, caused by crawling stitch behind navicular fossa.

I I Drawing and pressure in fossa navicularis.

During micturition, burning and tingling from perineum, through whole urethra.

Tingling in urethra, followed by pressure in region of Cowper's gland, early morning, > sitting or standing.

• Drawing and sticking in fossa navicularis, after urinat- ing changed to a cutting biting.

Drawing, afterwards itching in fossa navicularis.

■ Slight burning in fossa navicularis while urinating.

■ Frequent voluptuous itching in fossa.

■ Discharge of milky fluid or mucus from urethra, aggluti-

nating orifice.

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I I Albuminous yellow urethral discharge. ^Gonorrhoea. ^^ Male Sexual Organs. i Priapism without curvature of penis. Profuse emissions towards morning.

■ Frequent voluptuous tickling in navicular fossa.

■ Gonorrhoea.

■ Gonorrhoea with sudden urging to urinate and strangury.

■ Troublesome tickling and itching in urethra, with con-

stant desire to urinate, < in morning in bed; > when sitting or standing; chronic cases; old persons. • iGonorrhoea: inflammation very high ; intense, madden- ing, biting-itching, deep in urethra, patient almost wild with it, feels as if he must push some rough article down to the spot and rub it for relief; discharge usually profuse ; chordee. I I Albuminous yellow discharge from urethra.

■ Discharge very scanty, usually occurring after indul-

gence in liquor or spiced food ; frequent severe priapism with chordee; at times pains in fossa navicularis; dribbling of urine after urination. ^Chronic gonorrhoea.

■ Gonorrhoeal affections when neck of bladder is involved

and there is sudden urgent desire to urinate; can hardly retain his urine until he gets to a convenient place.

■ Urethral disease, especially gonorrhoea, when inflamma-

tion has traveled back and patient complains of pain at root of penis; sudden irresistible desire to urinate.

■ Acute and chronic urethritis.

■ ■Gleet.

^^ Neck and Back. Bubbling sensation in muscles of back and arms.

^^ Rest. Position. Motion. Sitting : tingling in urethra and pressure in region of Cowper's gland >. Standing: tingling in urethra and in region of Cowper's

gland. Pain causes him to dance around room.

^' Sleep. Sleep late and full of anxious dreams.

^^ Time. Morning: tingling in urethra and pressure in region of Cowper's gland ; towards, profuse seminal emissions ; desire to urinate <. Night: blind.

^^ Fever. lAgue, especially quotidian type; periodicity strongly marked ; stages regular both in their evolution and succession ; adapted to acute, non-miasmatic fevers which appear to depend upon defective assimilation or perverted innervation ; indicated in men, when the pyrexia is accompanied by flatulent dyspepsia, with heat and twitching in epigastric region, eructations,

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nausea, voiniling and colics; in women of strong plethoric constitutions, whose menses are painful and slight or even absent, with lumbar or inguinal pains; slight cerebral excitement.

■ Intermittent fevers complicated with abdominal affec-

tions (eight cases cured after failure of Quinine).

■ Intermittent fevers; complicating traumatic or chronic

inflammation of urethra and even stricture. ^'Attacks, Periodicity. Every half hour: desire to urinate.

Periodicity in fevers strongly marked. ^^ Sensations. Pain : during urination ; in fossa navicularis;

at root of penis. Twitching, jerking pain : in epigastrium. Cutting biting : after urinating. Drawing and sticking: in fossa navicularis. Burning: at anus; from perineum through whole urethra. Drawing and pressure : in fossa navicularis. Pressure: in region of Cowper's gland. Crawling stitch : behind navicular fossa. Bubbling sensation : in muscles of back and arms. Biting-itching : deep in urethra ; voluptuous tickling in

navicular fossa. Tickling: in urethra. Titillation : behind fossa. Tingling: in urethra. *' Stages of Life, Constitution. Man, set. 19, suffering two

weeks ; gonorrhoea. Man, set. 22, suffering eight days ; gonorrhoea. Man, set. 38, robust, suffering six years ; gleet. Man, set. 70, when 20, contracted gonorrhoea from which

he has since suffered. ^^ Relations. Compare: Cannab., Canthar. and Mercur. in

gonorrhoea with sudden and frequent urging to

urinate.

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