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Staphisagria

Delphinium staphisagria
14 entries across 14 books
Staphisagria
PreparationTincture of the seeds. Clarke
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No dose stated in the library’s booksDose · Guernsey

Reason for use

Mental.-- Patients are so sensitive that the least action or word troubles or annoys his feelings; anger and indignation. Amorous dreams.

The full Guernsey text, by section

Teeth

Toothache so sensitive that one can't bear to move the tongue; black streaks running through the teeth. Affections of teeth on right side chiefly; decayed teeth very often are excessively tender on being filled--can't bear the operation.

Skin

Scald-head with yellow scab, smells badly, itches very much, etc. Exanthema on the cheeks, face, or head, particularly if it is yellow; with a creeping itching; ulcers, with gnawing pains. Incised wounds, with great pain.

Sensations

Flatulent colic, where the flatus is incarcerated; gnawing pains; darting pains; sensation of trembling in the inner parts.

Generalities

Pains in the zygoma; in the cheeks; in the under jaw. Affections of the angles of the eye, particularly the inner; glands about the neck and lower jaw; diseased ovaries, particularly the right one. Yellow scabs behind the ear. Flat taste; obstructed evacuation of the bowels. Micturition too frequent; too sparing. Polypus; arthritic nodes; restlessness of the body; scurvy.

Worse.-- From mental affections; from anger, with indignation; from grief; from mortification, especially if caused by offence; from loss of fluids; from tobacco; from mercury; sexual excesses; sleeping in the afternoon; touching the parts (as in toothache, can't bear to have the tongue, drink or anything touch the teeth); from the least touch on affected parts.

Better.-- After breakfast; from breaking wind.

Remedies following:-- Calc. carb., Ignat., Lycop., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Nux vom., Sulphur .

Antidote

Camphor .

Complete text of the Staphisagria entry in Guernsey - Key-notes to the 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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14 T. F. Allen

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15 Tyler

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16 Guernsey · shown above

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17 Cowperthwaite

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19 Gross

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22 Roberts

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23 T. F. Allen

STAPHISAGRIA · Timothy Field Allen · 3,255 chars

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