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Paris Quadrifolia

Paris quadrifolia
PAR · 10 entries across 10 books
HabitatMoist, shady woods in Great Britain. PreparationTincture of whole plant when in fruit. Clarke
3X
Third potencyDose · Boericke

Reason for use

Stinging pains in all parts of the body, especially the limbs. Sensation of spasmodic tension in the joints. [55] Sensation of heaviness in the body.

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General

Paris quadrifolia.

Mind And Disposition

Loquacious mania. Silly conduct.

Head

Vertigo when reading aloud, with impeded speech and difficult vision. Pressing headache aggravated from mental exertion.

Headache From Smoking Tobacco

Sensitiveness of the vertex to contact. Stinging and stitches in the head. Tension in the brain and on the forehead.

Eyes

The eyeballs feel too large and too thick ; swollen.

Ears

Sensation as if the ear were pressed out or torn out. Sensation as if a burning heat were rushing out of the ears.

Nose

Milk and bread smell like putrid meat. Discharge of red and greenish mucus on blowing the nose.

Face

[15] Hot stitches in the left malar bone, painful when touched. Violent itching, biting and burning on the edges of the lower jaw, frequently with red, small, easily-bleeding (miliary) eruption. Tetters around the mouth. Vesicles on the surface of the lower lip.

Mouth And Throat

Dryness of the mouth in the morning. [20] Swelling, painfulness and peeling off of the roof of the mouth. Tight, almost painless swelling of the size of a pigeon's egg on one side of the roof of the mouth. White frothy mucus in the corners of the mouth in the morning. Tongue rough, dry ; feels too large. Burning, stinging and scraping in the throat. [25] Sore throat, as if a ball were lodged in it. Hawking of mucus. Tart saliva.

Stomach And Abdomen

Hunger very soon after a meal. After eating, hiccough. [30] Heaviness in the stomach as from a stone ; relieved by eructation. Burning in the stomach, extending down in lower abdomen. Weak, slow digestion. Rumbling and rolling in the abdomen.

Stool And Anus

Frequent soft stools. [35] Diarrhoeic stools smell like putrid meat.

Urinary Organs

Frequent micturition with burning when passing the urine. Dark red urine, with a cloud in the middle, red sediment, and a greasy pellicle swimming on it. Acrid, excoriating urine. Burning and stinging in the urethra.

Respiratory Organs. [40] Trachea very dry in the morning on waking. Hoarseness, with feeble voice, continuous hawking of mucus and burning in the larynx. Periodical painless hoarseness. Hawking up of viscid green mucus from the larynx. Burning in the larynx. (Bronchitis). [45] Cough as from vapor of sulphur in the larynx. Cough, with expectoration of viscid mucus difficult to raise in the morning and evening on lying down. Oppression of the chest, with desire to draw a long breath. Stitches in the chest. Palpitation of the heart on motion and when at rest.

Back and Neck. [50] Stitches in the back between the shoulder-blades, and pulsating stitch in the os coccygis when sitting. Sensation as if the neck were stiff and swollen on turning it. Sensation as if the nape of the neck were oppressed by a great, heavy load.

Fever

Pulse full and slow. Chilliness, mostly towards evening, with internal trembling. Coldness on one side (right) with heat on the other side of the body (left). During the chill, sensation as if the skin and other parts of the body were contracted. [60] Chilliness, with goose-flesh. Cold feet all night in bed. Heat extending from the neck down the back. Heat, with perspiration on the upper part of the body. Perspiration in the morning on waking, with biting-itching.

Conditions

[65] At every motion, sensation as if all the joints were broken.

Complete text of the Paris Quadrifolia entry in Lippe - Materia Medica; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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