Petroselinum Sativum
Reason for use
Acts decidedly upon the urethral mucous membrane, producing a considerable degree of irritation and inflammation, and has been used accordingly in subacute gonorrhoea and gleet.
Characteristic symptoms.
Urinary and Sexual Organs.- (Petroselinum)
Discharge of a milky fluid from the urethra.
Orifice of urethra agglutinated with mucus.
Yellow discharge from urethra. ( Hydras., Puls .)
Burning in navicular fossa while urinating.
Drawing and sticking in navicular fossa, changing to a cutting biting after urination. (Can. sat.)
Creeping and crawling throughout whole length of urethra.
Pressure just behind navicular fossa.
Frequent voluptuous tickling in navicular fossa.
Frequent desire to urinate, caused by crawling stitch behind navicular fossa.
Priapismus, without curvature of penis.
Profuse emission toward morning.
Therapeutic Range.- (Petroselinum)
Subacute gonorrhoea ; gleet.
The full Cowperthwaite text, by section
Compare
(Petroselinum)
Canth., Can. sat., Copaïva.
Copyright © Robert Séror 2003
Index
homeopathylibrary.com/remedy/petroselinum-sativum