FVermeulen in Concordant:
Characteristics – Principal action on bladder. A remedy for enuresis and
dysuria.
Urinary – SE 5Pain in bladder as from distension; tenderness, c upward, esp.
on r. side. PA Severe, dull, & feeling of fulness in bladder, not >
urinating. Sharp, burning, cutting, in urethra while urinating. Deep, in
region of r. kidney, c lower abdomen, & urgent desire to micturate. Right
lumbar region painful. 11Pain and tenderness in region of bladder, &
soreness of testicles, c spermatic cords. OB Frequent urging with severe
pain at the close of urination. Urine flows only drop by drop. Incontinence
in children, & dreams [11of crowds of people] or nightmares when passing
urine. Incontinence in old women, also & involuntary stools. Retention and
dysuria during pregnancy and after delivery. Much mucus in urine; 7after
standing a short time. Albuminuria. Involuntary urination. 2Constant desire
to urinate and passes large quantities of clear, light-coloured urine
without relief. NOCTURNAL enuresis, without cause except habit. 4Paralysis
of bladder in old women. 5General < immediately after micturition. 7Constant
urging & scanty discharge. 11Tenderness in region of bladder on pressure.
Amount of urine grows less each time he urinates, but the desire increases.
Passed small amount of urine, but felt as if had not urinated for hours.
Dreams – Dreams [11of crowds of people] or nightmare when passing urine.
Warmly Jean-Claude
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on 27/9/01 4:25 pm, Ardavan Shahrdar at ashahrdar@yahoo.com wrote:
Regarding Equisetum - as a keen gardener I know this plant well. As many
around me pull up this 'weed' in despair I tend to treat it with some
respect. Apparently it is an excellent fungicide and so very useful when you
garden organically. Whether this has any bearing on it as a remedy I am not
sure. It is also known as Pewterwort - pewter can contain tin, lead, copper
and antinomy - again this may contribute to its action. Best wishes, Joy
Lucas
Regarding Equisetum - as a keen gardener I know this plant well. As many
around me pull up this 'weed' in despair I tend to treat it with some
respect. Apparently it is an excellent fungicide and so very useful when you
garden organically. Whether this has any bearing on it as a remedy I am not
sure. It is also known as Pewterwort - pewter can contain tin, lead, copper
and antinomy - again this may contribute to its action. Best wishes, Joy
Lucas
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Hi Ardavan,
from Allen's Clinical Hints
compiled from T.F. Allen's Hand Book
by Aldo Farias Dias
Nocturnal enuresis.
Curative even when vesical irritation is marked, especially in women (Eup.
purp.), and urine contains blood and mucus.
Cystitis, with tenderness over region of bladder and pain as from
distention.
Dysuria during pregnancy and after confinement.
Dysuria, extreme and frequent urging with pain, < just after micturition.
Incontinence of urine in old men.
Weakness of bladder, dribbling, in insane people who will not attend to the
bladder
Saludos
Eugenio
from Allen's Clinical Hints
compiled from T.F. Allen's Hand Book
by Aldo Farias Dias
Nocturnal enuresis.
Curative even when vesical irritation is marked, especially in women (Eup.
purp.), and urine contains blood and mucus.
Cystitis, with tenderness over region of bladder and pain as from
distention.
Dysuria during pregnancy and after confinement.
Dysuria, extreme and frequent urging with pain, < just after micturition.
Incontinence of urine in old men.
Weakness of bladder, dribbling, in insane people who will not attend to the
bladder
Saludos
Eugenio