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Oleander

Rose-laurel

7 health issues Boericke 1927

Main symptoms

  • Hemiplegia.
  • Difficult articulation.

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Mind & mood

  • Memory weak; slow perception.
  • Melancholy, with obstinate constipation.

What makes it better or worse

Worse

UndressingRestFriction of clothes

Symptoms by body part

Head

Dizziness and diplopia, when looking down. Dizziness, when looking fixedly at an object, and on rising in bed. Pain in brain, as if head would burst. Numb feeling. Dull, unable to think. Indolence. Rash on scalp. Humid, fetid spots behind ears and occiput, with red, rough, herpetic spots in front. Corrosive itching on forehead and edge of hair; worse, heat.

Eyes

Can see objects only when looking at them sideways. Eyes water on reading. Double vision. Sensation as if eyes were drawn back into the head.

Face

Pale, sunken, with blue rings around eyes.

Stomach

Extreme hunger, with hurried eating, without appetite. Thirst. Empty belching. Vomiting of food; greenish water. Throbbing in pit.

Abdomen

Borborygmus, with profuse, fetid flatus. Gnawing around navel. Ineffectual urging. Undigested faeces. Stool passes when emitting flatus. Burning pain in anus.

Chest

Oppression as from a weight; asthmatic when lying down. Palpitation, with weakness and empty feeling in chest. Dyspnoea. Obtuse stitches in chest.

Extremities

Weakness of lower limbs. Want of animal heat in limbs. Cold feet. Constant cold feet. Swelling, burning stiffness of fingers. Veins and hands swollen. Swelling. Stiffness of joints.

Skin

Itching, scurfy pimples; herpes; sensitive and numb. Nocturnal burning. Very sensitive skin; slightest friction causes soreness and chapping. Violent itching rash, bleeding, oozing; want of perspiration. Itching, especially of scalp, which is sensitive.

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