HomeoRemedyEchinacea angustifolia
Purple cone-flower
Main symptoms
- We are indebted to the Eclectic school for this remarkable medicine as a "corrector of blood dyscrasia".
- Acute auto-infection.
- Boils.
- Erysipelas and foul ulcers.
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- Gangrene.
- Tendency to malignancy in acute and subacute disorders.
- Venom infection.
- Cerebro-spinal meningitis.
- Puerperal infections.
- Tired feeling.
- Pustules.
- Lymphatic inflammation; crushing injuries.
- Snake bites and bites and stings generally.
- Foul discharges with emaciation and great debility.
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Head
Confused, depressed. Aches with a peculiar periodical flushing of the face, even to the neck; dizziness and profound extreme weakness.
Nose
Foul-smelling discharge, membranous formations protruding. Post-nasal mucus discharge with ulceration and fetor. Nose feels stuffed up. Right nostril raw, bleeding.
Mouth
Canker; gums recede and bleed easily; corners of mouth and lips crack; tongue dry and swollen; sores; dirty brownish. Tongue, lips, and fauces tingle, with sense of fear about heart. White coating of tongue, with red edges. Promotes the flow of saliva.
Throat
Tonsils purple or black, gray exudation extending to posterior nares and air-passages. Ulcerated sore throat.
Stomach
Sour belching and heartburn. Nausea; better lying down.
Chest
Pain as of a lump in chest and under sternum. Pain in pectoral muscles.
Urine
Albuminous, scanty, frequent, and involuntary.
Female
Puerperal septicaemia; discharges suppressed; abdomen sensitive and tympanitic; offensive, excoriating white vaginal discharge.
Extremities
Aching in limbs and general tiredness.
Skin
Recurring boils. Carbuncles. Irritations from insect bites and poisonous plants. Lymphatics enlarged. Old tibial ulcers. Gangrene.
Fever
Feeling cold, with nausea. Cold flashes all over back. Malarial fever.
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