Homeopathy LibraryOrigin Plant · Euphorbiaceae · Simple
ClarkePreparation Tincture and triturations of the root.
Sources 6 entries across 6 books: Clarke, T. F. Allen, Cowperthwaite, Dewey, Hale …
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Reason for useClarke
E. Corol. produces gastro-enteric disturbances like other Euphorbias, but with peculiarities especially in the sequence and character of the vomit: (1) deadly nausea, (2) sudden and powerful vomiting of food in stomach, (3) throws up large quantities of water mixed with mucus, (4) then of clear fluid like rice-water, (5) copious watery evacuations of the bowels. These symptoms are accompanied by great anxiety, deadly prostration, and cold sweat. Attacks recur after short intermissions.
By regionClarke
Mind Great anxiety.—Wants to die.
Stomach Sudden deathly nausea and prostration, without previous pain.—Sudden powerful vomiting of food, then quantities of water mixed with mucus, then clear rice-water-like fluid; followed almost immediately by diarrhoea.—Inflammation of stomach and bowels. 12, 13. …
Fever Cool skin covered with beaded sweat.—Cold hands, feet, and nose.—Diaphoresis.
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