Remedy

Cannabis sativa

Hemp

6 health issues Boericke 1927

Main symptoms

  • Seems to affect especially the urinary, sexual, and respiratory organs.
  • It has characteristic sensations as of dropping water.
  • Great fatigue, as from over-exertion; weary after meals.
  • Choking in swallowing; things go down the wrong way.
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  • Stuttering.
  • Confusion of thought and speech.
  • Wavering speech.
  • Wavering speech, hasty, incoherent.

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What makes it better or worse

Worse

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Symptoms by body part

Head

Lectophobia. Dizziness; sensation of dropping water on head. Pressure on root of nose.

Eyes

Opacity of cornea. Misty sight. Pressure from back of eyes, forward. Gonorrhoeal eye inflammation. Eyeballs ache. Scrofulous eye troubles.

Urine

Retained, with obstinate constipation. Painful urging. Micturition in split stream. Stitches in urethra. Inflamed sensation, with soreness to touch. Burning while urinating, extending to bladder. Urine scalding, with spasmodic closure of sphincter. Walks with legs apart. Dragging in testicles. Zigzag pain along urethra. Sexual overexcitement. Urethral caruncle, phimosis. Stoppage of urethra by mucus and pus.

Female

Absent periods when physical powers have been overtaxed, also with constipation.

Respiratory

Oppression of breathing and palpitation; must stand up. Weight on chest; rattling wheezing breathing. Cough, with green viscid, also bloody, phlegm coughed up.

Heart

Sensation as if drops were falling from the heart. Pericarditis.

Sleep

Frightful dreams. More tired in morning. Sleepy during day.

Extremities

Contraction of fingers after a sprain. Dislocation of patella on going upstairs. Feet feel heavy on going upstairs. Paralytic tearing pains. Affections of the ball of the foot and under part of toes.

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