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This small remedy is known as a good remedy indicated
in hay fever (esp in the beginning of) when Eustachian
tube is also involved.

There is severe itching of nostrils and wings of the
nose with prolonged paroxysms of sneezing.

The patient suffers from itching in meatus of the ear.
Hearing may be impared from catarrhal affection of
Eustachian tube.

Skin may also become sensitive from exposure to sun.
'Eruptions from sun'. 'Itching with no eruptions'.

Difficult concentration and awkwardness. 'Strikes
against things'.

'Dream of an unsuccessful effort to reach a distant
place.'
Sincerely,

Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom, RIHA

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This is a tiny one, only about 200 rubrics in Synthesis 8.0
(from Encyclopedia Homeopathica)

EAR - COMPLAINTS of ears - Eustachian tube
EAR - ITCHING - Lobes
EAR - ITCHING - Meatus
EAR - ITCHING - Meatus - sleep, during
EAR - NOISES in
EAR - NOISES in - whistling
EAR - PAIN - lancinating
EAR - PAIN - stitching

Mouth
MOUTH - APHTHAE
MOUTH - DRYNESS
MOUTH - DRYNESS - night
MOUTH - DRYNESS - night - waking, on
MOUTH - DRYNESS - coryza, during
MOUTH - DRYNESS - thirst, with
MOUTH - ERUPTIONS - herpes - Tongue; on
MOUTH - MUCOUS MEMBRANE - excoriation - places, in
MOUTH - TASTE - bitter

Nose
NOSE - CORYZA
NOSE - DISCHARGE
NOSE - DISCHARGE - bloody
NOSE - DRYNESS - Inside
NOSE - DRYNESS - Inside - coryza, with
NOSE - EPISTAXIS
NOSE - HAY FEVER
NOSE - ITCHING
NOSE - ITCHING - Nostrils
NOSE - ITCHING - Tip
NOSE - ITCHING - Wings
NOSE - OBSTRUCTION
NOSE - SNEEZING
NOSE - SNEEZING - paroxysmal
NOSE - SNEEZING - paroxysmal - prolonged paroxysms
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Better known as an essential oil and herbal remedy than as a homeopathic
remedy.

Probably the first plant used in distillation - credited to Ibn Sina
("Avicenna") in the 10th century. Symbol of love and purity. Aid to
meditation and prayer. Used in healing balms for lung diseases and asthma in
Middle Ages. Fruit provides excellent source of Vitamin C.

Properties: Antidepressant, antiphlogistic, antiseptic, antispasmodic,
aphrodisiac, bacteriacide, cholagogue, depurative, diuretic, emmenagogue,
haemostatic, hepatic, laxative, sedative, splenetic, stomachic, tonic.

Affinity with female reproductive system. Soothing effect on emotions,
particularly grief, depression, jealousy and resentment. Lifts heart and
eases nervous tension and stress. Regulates appetite, prevents and relieves
digestive spasms, constipation and nausea. Soothes chapped, cracked, dry,
sensitive, inflamed or allergy-prone skin; stops bleeding and encourages
wound-healing. Also useful for treating headaches, earache, conjunctivitis,
coughs and hayfever.

The Romans valued it for hangovers.

The flower remedy of another member of same species is recommended for
overly fatalistic and apathetic attitudes.

Regards
Wendy Howard

FOLKLORE And [remedy]
Since ancient times, [remedy] oil has been consistently classified as an
oil of emotional feeling, love, femininity and transformation. The
Romans scattered [remedy] petals on the marriage bed and Roman brides
and bridegrooms were crowned with [remedy] as were the images of Venus
and Cupid. When Cleopatra invited Mark Antony to her palace, she had the
meeting room floor covered knee-deep with [remedy] because of her
fervent belief in the romantic power of the [remedy] scent. Among some
American Indian tribes, braves gathered wild [remedy] for the hair of
their brides. Also, the [remedy] was supposedly sacred to Aphrodite, the
Greek goddess of love, beauty and fertility. Legend has it that St.
Dominic, in the course of a mystical vision, received the first rosary
from the Virgin Mary and each bead was [remedy]-scented.

Anthony Gunterman

From Boericke:

* Useful in the beginning of hay-fever, with involvement of Eustachian tube.
Ear
- Hardness of hearing; tinnitus.
- Eustachian catarrh. [Hydr.; Merc. dulc.]
Relationship
- Compare : in hay-fever : Phleum pratense- Timothy grass-(Hay-fever with
asthma; watery coryza, itching of nose and eyes; frequent sneezing, dyspnoea.
Use 6-30 potency. Rabe.) Succin. acid; Sabad.; Euph.; Psor.; Kali hyd.;
Naphth.
Dose
- Lower potencies.

Jim Gregorich