FTRN 137

[Rosemary Hyde]

From Choudhuri's Materia Medica:

The other names for this remedy are Cancer-root and Claproot.
It is comparatively little known, but as homoeopaths we can not neglect it; occasions may arise when XXX and nothing but XXX will help.
The only use that I ever made of this remedy was in cases of headaches of a very peculiar nature.
These headaches are neurasthenic in type, brought on by strenuous exertion, such as going on a visit, doing a day's shopping, etc.
The patient suffers from a constant desire to spit a ropy, viscid salivation.
Vision too gets a bit blurred.
It is always worse on rising from supine position and in the open air.
There is a decided relief after a sound sleep.
The pains of XXX are pressing in character and they are generally referred to, in the temples, travelling inwards; they are worse from working in open air.
The headaches are, as has been pointed out before, nervous headaches caused by mental and physical exhaustion, and they are preceded by hunger.
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