FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (114)

[Ardavan Shahrdar]

Find the name of the following remedy:

The most important mental feature of this remedy is
the appearance and aggravation of pains and other
symptoms when thinking of them. 'As soon as he thinks
about the pains they return'. (This is opposite
Camphora)

Pains are violent and appear in small spots, lasting
only a few seconds. They are like lightenings. 'Sharp
lancinating pain in left lung, depriving the patient
of breath'. 'Terrible neuralgic pain in spermatic cord
aggravated from slightest motion'.

The patient is confused, weak and cold. Weakness and
numbness are esp apparent in limbs.

< Strawberries

Sincerely,

Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom

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[Wendy Howard]

From Burt:

Acts upon the cerebro - spinal system, more especially affecting the spinal
cord. "Its main sphere of action is on the nervous centers, which it
paralyzed from below upwards. The loss of power in the lower extremities -
which is very characteristic - is accompanied with numbness and neuralgic
pains in the back and legs. As the poison advances up the spinal cord,
paroxysms of spasmodically suspended respiration and palpitation of the
heart manifest its influence." - HUGHES.
Conium acts very similarly upon the cord. Also has some action upon the
mucous tissues.
Grand characteristics.
Excessive lassitude of the body.
Great lassitude and weakness of the limbs.
"Spinal neuralgia with acute pain in the back, extending down to the
thighs; numbness, tingling and prickling in the lower portion of the
spine." - HUGHES.
"Numbness, approaching to palsy." - HUGHES.
"Pain in the back is often relieved by [remedy], better than any other
remedy." - PETERS.
"It has been found useful in severe gastric sufferings of pregnant
women, especially with ptyalism." - F.
"Angina pectoris, intense, lancinating, cutting pains in the right
side, with dyspnoea, cold sweat, and great anguish." - P. DUDLEY, M. D.
All the pains seem to occupy only a small spot, half an inch in length,
viz: in the eustachian tube, right wrist, right hypochondrium, region of
navel, knee, &c." NEIDHARD.

Regards
Wendy Howard

[Feras Hakkak]

Hello,

Oxalicum Acidum,

Thanks for your kind attention. I spoke to my friend.
She will contact you.

Regards

Feras

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[jpgregorich@aol.com]

From Samuel's keynotes:

- Pain in small spots agg. motion and thinking about them.
- Pain in streaks, like lightning.
- Rheumatism of left side.
- Periodic remissions.
- * Sensitive retina.
- Objects like lines appear larger and more distant.
- Violent pain in epigastrio agg. touch, sugar; >>flatus.
- Cannot eat stawberries.
- Pain about navel, two hours after eating.
- Diarrhoea from coffee.
- Neuralgic pains in spermatic cord agg. touch.
- Voice lost with or altern.
- with heart complaints.
- Sharp pain in heart or left lung, takes away the breath, ext. to
epigastrio.
- Dyspnoea agg. night; short jerking inspiration, forced expiration.
- Angina pectoris ext. down arm with numbness of fingers.
- Sits erect with arms folded over chest.
- Lumbago: back feels too weak to hold body.
- Pain from spine through extremities.
- Trembling hands and feet.
- Wrist painful as if sprained.
- Agg.: cold; touch; motion; thinking of it; coffee; wine; sour fruit;
shaving.
Jim Gregorich
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