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[Ardavan Shahrdar]

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The remedy has vast effects on male and female sexual
organs. It produces great sexual excitability.
'Nymphomania and satyriasis'. One of its peculiar
features is seminal emissions in presence or when
talking with women. Lewd talks and lascivious dreams
are also from its important symptoms.

Blackwood writes about this remedy:

'In cases of chordee with great irritation, a dose on
retiring and possibly one towards morning is of great
service, as well as in cases of cystitis, prostatitis
and nocturnal emissions, when this neurotic condition
is present.'

It is compared with Cantharis, Agnus castus and
Conium.

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Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom

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[Sara Klein Ridgley PhD]

Here are some MM on this remedy:

Phatak,:

It reduces the irritability of sexual organs of both the sexes.
- Satyriasis and erotomania.
- Seminal emissions in presence of women or when talking with her.
- Libidinous thoughts and dreams.
- Use material doses of tincture.
- 30 drops.
Boericke:

* Has a positive action on the generative organs of both sexes Hysteria
and nervousness.
* Libidinous thoughts and lascivious dreams.
* Controls genital irritability.
* Moderates sexual passion.
* Satyriasis and erotomania.
* In acute gonorrhoea, with much erotic trouble; chordee.
* After masturbation; spermatorrhoea.
- Face] - Red, swollen, especially the end of nose-eyes blood-shot and
sore to touch and on motion.
- Face] - Roots of hair hurt.
Face] - Epistaxis.
- Female - Before and during menses much nervous disturbance, pain in
ovaries; difficult menstruation.
- Female] - Ovarian congestion and neuralgia.
- Female] - Menorrhagia.
- Female] - Bleeding with uterine fibroid.
- Female] - Nymphomania.
- Male] - Painful movement of the testicles.
- Back] - Pain across sacral and lumbar region.
- Back] - Unable to step out quickly.
- Relationship] - Compare : Yohimbin.; Canth.
- Dose] - Material doses of the tincture, thirty drops.

Sara

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From Anshutz:

Preparation - The fresh aments are macerated in twice their weight of
alcohol.
- (Dr. John Fearns writes of this remedy in Chicago Medical Times, 1896.)
- At this writing I wish to speak not of the tonic and anti-septic
properties of this species of *****, but of its usefulness as a sedative to
the generative system.
- As a sedative on these lines i have had very good result from its use.
- In cases of acute gonorrhoea with much erotic trouble.
- Also in cases of chordee with great irritation; for these purposes I have
given it in doses of thirty to sixty drops on retiring and repeated at
midnight or towards morning, if needed; in these cases nothing has given me
more satisfaction than this remedy.
- It answers the purpose, it robs night of its terrors and it leaves no
unpleasant consequences in its train.
- In cases of excessive veneral desire, amounting to satyriasis, from
experience i would use this remedy first.
- I have seen it control the venereal appetite in a very satisfactory
manner.
- It can be given in cases where the bromides have always been considered
appropriate, and it can be given where the bromides would be very
inappropriate and there is no reflex effect on the brain or nervous system.
Jim Gregorich