Homeopathy LibraryOrigin Plant · Sphingurinae (Erethizontidae) · Simple
ClarkePreparation Trituration of prickles taken from one of the sides.
Sources 2 entries across 2 books: Clarke, Seror
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Reason for useClarke
The Old World porcupines have the name Histricinae, those of the New World Sphingurinae. Mure proved the 3x trituration of the prickles. The most noteworthy symptoms were—failing out of the hair, of whiskers especially; pain in the jaw-joint and right zygoma. Itching of the pubes after taking tea. Embarrassed speech. Nausea at sight of food. The symptoms are: < Lying down. < After tea. > Walking in open air. > After dinner.
By regionClarke
Mind Capricious mood.—Everything is disagreeable to him.
Head Dizziness behind the head.—Prickings on vertex.—Darting through l. skull-bones.—Hemicrania.—Boring pain in skull after breakfast.—The hair falls off.
Eyes Lachrymation.
Stomach Nausea, with piercing pain in back.—Desire to vomit at sight of food.—Drowsy after dinner.—Constrictive pain in stomach.—Dry and full feeling in stomach at night.—Shootings in epigastrium.
Respiratory Organs Cough with pain in chest.
Lower Limbs Knees give way.—Heat and numbness of feet.—Cracks between toes.—Lancing pain in r. big toe.
Skin Itching all over with bleeding after scratching.
Sleep Yawning.—Morning dream about a serpent.—Merry dreams.
Fever Shuddering.—Shuddering with chattering of teeth.
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