on 6/21/06 1:23 AM, Pauline Ashford at
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au wrote:
I have a lady with migrainous headaches that have great pressure (inwards)
from vertex ( pulling on hair? does anyone know of one
and what the remedies for it are? Thanks Pauline
From Referenceworks F:
Hair [sen] pull/pulling [sen] amel/better: cyn-d., dios., lac-cpr.,
?rhus-t.,
€cyn-d. -- Throbbing with thirst, agg. walking, amel. pulling hair forcibly.
(1, 1, 1, 200)
€dios. -- FAINTNESS: AMELIORATED: LYING ON BACK AND PULLING HAIR IN FRONT OF
EARS, BY. 0>1>0
€lac-cpr. -- € Headpain - severe: left-sided; frontal, temporal; aggravated
between 12.00 noon and 7.00 p.m.; ameliorated from sleep. [A/f/1,*/iv]
€ Congestive headache in frontal region. [B/f/1,*/iv]
€ Heaviness in the vertex, aggravated from exposure to sun, aggravated
from slightest motion of the head. Unable to keep the eyes open or to read.
Blinking and sneezing with headache. [B/f/1,*/iv]
€ Heaviness over both the eyes, ameliorated by pulling hair.
[B/f/1,*/iv]
€ Pain in occipital region. [B/f/1,*/iv]
€ Head pain between 10.00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. [B/f/1,*/iv]
€ Pain - left side of head. [B/f/2,*/iv]
€ Head pain, on waking in the morning. [E'/m/*,*/0]
???€rhus-t.-- HEAD ACHING: AMELIORATED: HAIR, AS IF PULLED BY. 0>1>0
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