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Saponaria Officinalis

SAPO · 1 entry across 1 books
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No dose stated in the library’s booksDose · Boericke

Reason for use

Of great use in the treatment of acute colds, coryza, sore throat, etc. Will often "break up" a cold.

Modalities

Worse, at night, mental exertion, left side.

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Mind

Utter indifference to pain or possible death. Apathetic, depressed, with sleepiness.

Head

Stitching pain, supraorbital; worse, left side, evening, motion. Throbbing over orbits. Congestions to head; tired feeling in nape. Coryza. Sensation of drunkenness with constant endeavor to go left-wards. Left-sided trigeminal neuralgia, especially supraorbital. Stopped up feeling in nose, also itching and sneezing.

Eyes

Violent eye pains. Hot stitches deep in eyeball. Ciliary neuralgia; worse, left side. Photophobia. Exophthalmos, worse reading and writing. Increased intraocular pressure. Glaucoma.

Stomach

Difficult swallowing. Nausea, heartburn; full feeling not relieved by eructation.

Heart

Impulse weak; pulse less frequent. Palpitation with anxiety.

Relationship

Compare: Saponin-a glucosidal principle found in Quillaya, Yucca, Senega, Dioscorea and other plants (Tired, indifferent. Pain in left temple, eye, photophobia, hot stitches deep in eye. Fifth nerve affections. Migraine. Much pain before the menstrual flow; severe sore throat, worse right side; tonsils swollen, worse in warm room. Sharp burning taste and violent sneezing).

Compare, also: Verbasc; Coccul (both containing Saponin). Quillaya; (Anagallis, Agrostema, Helonias, Sarsaparilla, Paris, Cyclamen and others contain Saponin).

Complete text of the Saponaria Officinalis entry in Boericke - Pocket Manual of 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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