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I would appreciate MM of Arundo pls

Soroush
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From Vermeulen

REMEDY NAME:ARUNDO MAURITANICA
Arund.

Arundo Mauritanica. Reed. N.O. Gramineae.
Arundo is a plant genus with six varieties, indigenous to Southern Europe and
the warmer parts of Africa and Asia. They are sturdy perennials that resemble
reeds and can grow to a height of 6 metres. They are found in wetlands, most
commonly brackish-water environments. Reeds rarely produce fully developed
seeds. They usually spread by means of vigorous interlocking rootstocks,
which tend to crowd out all other kinds of vegetation. Reeds have been
introduced into the southern United States and tropical America to control
erosion.
Some varieties, especially Arundo Donax, are used as decorative plants for
wind-breaks and wickerwork, and supply the reed material for wind
instruments.
Proved and introduced by Patti.

Sulphur. Calcarea carbonica. Arsenicum. Psorinum.

MUCOUS MEMBRANES.

MAnxiety from accumulation of mucus in bronchi.
Anxiety > open air. [Hering]
MIndisposed to talk.
MWhile children complain they keep fingers in ears. [Hering]
GALLERGY.
Sensitive to polluted city atmosphere. [Vithoulkas]
GConstant sensation of heat; he is burnt in the sun, and frozen
in the shade. [Allen]
GConstant thirst; after waking in morning.
GFormication in external parts.
Formicating pain on the top of the head. [Allen]
GITCHING, PRICKING and burning.
Inside nose; margins of nostrils; forehead and different parts of head;
in and around eyes; auditory canals; palate; face; throat.
G"The pains, which settle in any part, almost always begin
somewhere else, and pursue a winding course in changing their location."
[Allen]
"Heat, with formication, beginning at the loins, rising to the shoulders, and
extending to the hands, in women." [Allen]
"A sensation of burning heat, together with numerous prickings, rises from
the loins, passes over the shoulders, and then invades the middle of the head
and face, in women." [Allen]
GPains # local sensations of coldness or heat.
PBurning, itching in auditory canals.
& Pain in sublingual glands.
PCoryza.
& PROFUSE SALIVATION.
PHay fever; violent itching and sneezing; pain at root of nose.
PBluish mucus or mucous plugs; from nose.
PBurning and pricking in abdomen [hypogastrium]; after coughing.
PConstant diarrhoea of NURSING or teething CHILDREN.
& Sleeplessness and weeping at night.
PPruritus vulvae.
& Increased sexual desire.
PPain beginning in kidneys, passing into lumbar region, and
extending to pubis [in women].
PBurning and swelling of soles of feet, as after a long journey.
Cannot bear anything on feet.
RUBRICS
MIND: Anxiety in chest after coughing [1/1]. Lascivious fancies [1].
Indifference to pain [1]. Laughing easily [1]. Sexual thoughts intrude and
crowd around each other [1].
HEAD: Affections of hair, hair painful at root when touched [1]. Pain
in occiput extending to forehead and eyes [1].
EYE: Pain when looking steadily [2]. Condylomata, warts [1; Thuj.].
Itching of eyebrows [1; Sulph.].
VISION: Undulating luminous openings appear wherever he looks [1/1].
NOSE: Blue discharge [1]. Itching inside [3]. Ulcers under nose
[1/1].
FACE: Eruptions, eczema, at corners of mouth [2]. Corners of mouth
excoriated [1].
MOUTH: Salivation during coryza [3; Calc-p.]; during heat [1].
ABDOMEN: Sensation of something alive in abdomen [1]; as of a worm
crawling on right side of abdomen [1].
MALE: Pain in spermatic cords after coition [1].
FEMALE: Aversion to coition after menses [1].
RESPIRATION: Difficult respiration & perspiration [1].
EXPECTORATION: Bluish [1]. Easy in morning [1].
CHEST: Formication at region of clavicle [1]. Itching of nipples [1].
BACK: Pain in lumbar region when sneezing [1].
EXTREMITIES: Sensation as if tightly bandaged [1; Plat.]. Heat, feet
as if plunged into boiling water [1/1]. Swelling of soles of feet [1]. Pain
in wrists, alternately in one or the other [1; Lac-c.].
SKIN: Discolouration, skin turns blue at height of fever, in children
[1/1].
FOOD
Aversion: Acids [1]; pickles [1]; salt [1].
Desire: Sour [1].

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