HomeoRemedyRumex crispus
Yellow dock
Main symptoms
- Is characterized by pains, numerous and varied, neither fixed nor constant anywhere.
- Cough caused by an incessant tickling in the throat-pit, which tickling runs down to the bifurcation of the bronchial tubes.
- Touching the throat-pit brings on the cough.
- Worse from the least cold air; so that all cough ceases by covering up all the body and head with the bedclothes.
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- Rumex diminishes the secretions of mucous membranes, and at the same time exalts sensibility of the mucous membranes of the larynx and trachea.
- Its action upon the skin is marked, producing an intense itching.
- Lymphatics enlarged and secretions perverted.
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Symptoms by body part
Stomach
Tongue sore at edges; coated; sensation of hard substance in pit of stomach; hiccough, pyrosis, nausea; cannot eat meat; it causes belching, itching. Jaundice after excessive use of alcoholics. Chronic gastritis; aching pain in pit of stomach and shooting in the chest; extends towards the throat-pit, worse any motion or talking. Pain in left breast after meals; gas.
Respiratory
Nose dry. Tickling in throat-pit causes cough. Copious mucous discharge from nose and trachea. Dry, teasing cough, preventing sleep. Aggravated by pressure, talking, and especially by inspiring cool air and at night. Thin, watery, frothy phlegm coughed up by the mouthful: later, stringy and tough. Rawness of larynx and trachea. Soreness behind sternum, especially left side, in region of left shoulder. Raw pain under clavicle. Lump in throat.
Stool
Brown, watery, diarrhoea early in morning, with cough, driving him out of bed. Itching of anus, with sensation as of a stick in rectum.
Skin
Intense itching of skin, especially of lower extremities; worse, exposure to cold air when undressing. Hives; contagious prurigo.
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