Sources 9 entries across 8 books: Boericke, Clarke, Nash, Farrington, T. F. Allen …
Dose Boericke
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Tincture to thirtieth potency
Reason for useClarke
Grauvogl is our chief authority for the use of Aranea. It is one of the leading remedies for the hydrogenoid constitution as described by him, and for intermittent fevers and other intermittent affections. By hydrogenoid constitution he meant abnormal sensitiveness to damp and cold; and inability to live near fresh water, either rivers or lakes, or in damp, chilly places. This gives the < from bathing; from damp weather; damp localities, or habitations; < drawing in cold air. Chilliness followed by little or no fever. Chill and neuralgic attacks at the same hour every day, every other day, week, month, or regular period. Attacks are violent and sudden. Sensation of swelling in many parts, head, face, hands; of numbness; of coldness as if bones were made of ice. Haemorrhages from many parts; from wounds. Punctured wounds. Exhaustion. Pains like electric currents. Great desire to lie down; many symptoms > lying down. Toothache < night after lying down. On lying down in bed and touching bed-clothes, whether linen or wool, has a chill. Many symptoms occur on the right side. Chill not > by external warmth; no sweat with fevers.
By regionClarke
Mind Despondent; longs for death.
Head Headache (in the forehead), relieved by smoking tobacco and going out into the open air.—Confusion and pressure in the head, mitigated by supporting the head.—Vertigo and flickering before eyes, before headache; when sitting up; must lie down.—Confusion of head; after retiring; evening when studying; with pressure as if in bones of r. temple, > by pressure and sweating.—Headache > entirely in open air.—Headache, with burning eyes and heat of face.—Burning heat in forehead and face.
Eyes Glimmering and glittering before eyes; preceding headache.—Burning; stinging; shooting in eyes.
Stomach Thirst during the fever and during the greater part of the other sufferings.—Dejection and lassitude, with thirst.—Coryza, with thirst.—Eating causes headache and spasms.—Vomiting, with fever.—Epigastrium painful to pressure.
Female Sexual Organs Dysmenia, spasms commencing in stomach.—Catamenia too early, too frequent, too profuse, of too long duration.—Periods eight days too early, too strong, and too copious.—Metrorrhagia; bright-coloured blood.—Discharge of viscid mucus from the vagina.—Viscous leucorrhoea.
Respiratory Organs Haemoptysis.—Violent haemoptysis in anaemic and debilitated subjects.
Lower Limbs Boring and digging in the r. tibia and os calcis, continuing on moving the foot, and disappearing by continuing the motion.—Ulcer on the l. heel.
Sleep As soon as he lies down at night a violent pain in all his teeth.—Restless sleep with frequent waking.—Restless; on awaking, some part of the body feels as if it were swollen.
Fever Before chill: cutting cramp in stomach; vomiting; backache.—Cold all the time, cannot get warm; chilly as if bones made of ice even in summer; < during rain.—Chilliness after being in water.—Chill with clock-like regularity; as clock strikes four daily.—Thirst, fever and sweat may be absent.—Chill every other day at precisely the same hour.—During chill: pains in head, stomach, knees.—Afterwards: vomiting.—During heat: headache (but less violent than during chill), with drowsiness.—After heat: vomiting and prostration; lies as if dead; stinging in eyes.—Sweat absent; sweat without thirst; sweat with thirst.
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Compare Arsenicum Album, Cedron, Ipecacuanha +4
* Number of books that state the relation, where more than one. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works. homeopathylibrary.com/remedy/aranea-diadema