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Aconitum
Napellus (Acon.)
A state of fear, anxiety; anguish of mind and body.
Restlessness. Sudden and great sinking of strength.
Complaints and tension caused by exposure to dry, cold weather. Eyes feel dry and hot, as if sand in them.
Pain at root of nose. Tingling in cheeks and numbness. Gums hot
and inflamed. Tongue coated white. Vomiting, with fear, heat,
profuse sweat and increased urination. Bitter taste of
everything except water. Intense thirst. Cough, dry, short,
hacking; worse at night and after midnight. Tingling in chest
after cough.
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Allium Cepa (All-c.)
Watery and acrid nasal discharge which becomes worse in warm
room. Oppressed breathing. Tickling in larynx. Eyes sensitive to
light. Burning in nose, mouth, throat, bladder and skin.
Sneezing, especially when entering a warm room.
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Antimonium
Tartaricum (Ant-t.)
Respiratory problems, rattling of mucus but little
expectoration. Thirst for cold water but little and often. Great
drowsiness.
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Arsenicum Album (Ars.)
Influenza with thin, watery and excoriating nasal discharge.
Sneezing. Photophobia. Restlessness. Intolerance of smell of food.
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Belladonna (Bell.)
Sudden and violent complaints and inflammations.
Headaches with
pains which come and go suddenly. No thirst. Redness of affected
organs. Skin sore and sensitive. Eyelids red and swollen. Spasmodic hiccough.
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Bryonia Alba (Bry.)
Excessive irritability. Dryness of all mucous membranes.
Great thirst for large quantities of water. Constipation. Dry cough. Joints red and swollen. All complaints are aggravated
by motion.
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Chamomilla
(Cham.)
Excessive irritability and impatience
specially in children. Violent earache. Diarrhea of children during dentition. Tickling
cough.
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Drosera
Rotundifolia (Dros.)
Spasmodic, dry, irritating, choking cough (much like
whooping-cough) with hoarseness of voice. Nose bleed.
Disinclination to speak because talking creates breathing
difficulties.
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Dulcamara (Dulc.)
For flu
aggravated by the transition from summer to fall. This is one of the best remedies
in the acute form; the eyes are suffused, the throat is sore and the
cough hurts because of the muscular soreness. Brought on by damp, cold
changes in the weather.
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Euphrasia (Ephr.)
Similar to
Allium in all respects with profuse bland nasal
discharge and acrid, scalding tears which is reverse with
Allium. An
eye remedy,
conjunctivitis with violent attacks of profuse secretion
stinging eyes,
dust or sand in the eyes.
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Ferrum
Phosphoricum (Fer-ph.)
Headache better by cold applications. Eyes red, inflamed,
with burning sensation. Face
flushed; cheeks sore and hot. Ulcerated sore throat. Tonsils red
and swollen. Eustachian tubes inflamed. Congestions of
lungs. Expectoration of pure blood in pneumonia.
Palpitation; pulse rapid.
Restlessness and sleeplessness.
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Gelsemium
(Gels.)
Acute influenza (flu) or sore throats, with weakness, limp limbs, chills, fever,
headaches with double vision, and heavy, drooping eyelids. There may be a lack
of thirst, even during fever. Slowly developing acute coryza days after an exposure to warm moist, relaxing weather. Frequent sneezing with fluent
excoriating coryza, sore throat, difficulty of swallowing; dry, tickling cough; a feeling of hot water passing through the
nostrils; relieved near the fire; general prostration.
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Hepar Sulphuris
Calcareum (Hep.)
Cough when exposed to dry and cold wind.
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Ipecacuanha
(Ipecac) (Ip.)
Nausea and vomiting due to any reason. Diarrhea with grass-green stool. Sleep with eyes
half open. Suffocating and wheezing cough.
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Kali
Bichromicum (Kali-bi.)
Thick, ropey, sticky secretions. Loss of smell.
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Lachesis
Mutus (Lach.)
Left sided sore throat. Other
complaints related with throat and respiratory system.
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Lycopodium (Lyco.)
Aggravated on the right side. Symptoms go from right to
left. Aggravated 4 to 8 pm., afternoon, in morning
on waking, on fasting. Ameliorated in evening and in open air.
Ear infection (Otitis media) aggravated on the right side.
Sinusitis which is aggravated on the right side. Complete stoppage of nose,
breathes with open mouth and protrudes the tongue; frontal sinuses involved.
Obstruction is aggravated at night. Snuffles of infants.
Pharyngitis and Tonsillitis. Aggravated or starts on right side,
ameliorated by warm drinks. Cough is a chronic, dry tickling
cough. Bronchitis, pneumonia, aggravated on the right side.
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Mercurius
Vivus - Mercurius Hydrargyrum (Merc.-v)
Yellow,
bloody discharge from ears. Sneezing in sunshine. Swelling of
nasal bones. Intense thirst for cold drinks.
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Mercurius
Sublimatus Corrosivus (Merc. Cor)
Inflammation and
soreness of eyes. Red, swollen and painful throat.
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Mercurius Solubilus
(Merc.)
Ear infections either chronic or acute. Nose has
chronic coryza with offensive, greenish discharge. Sneezing
ameliorated by lying. Cough is aggravated at night, by warmth of
bed, lying on right side. Mouth ulcers or canker sores. Throat
INFLAMMATION, acute or chronic. Pharyngitis, tonsillitis.
Swelling of glands. Diarrhea with strong urging. Stool is
offensive, greenish, bloody, slimy.
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Nux Vomica (Nux-v.)
Initial stage, caused by dry cold
weather or by sitting on cold steps or in cold places. Headache in
sunshine and on waking in the morning. Right sided complaints. Sneezing, nose stuffed up at night
and in open air but fluent in a warm room and during day, with scraping rawness
in the throat. Dullness or oppression in the frontal sinuses and watering of the
eyes.
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Phytolacca
Decandra
(Phyt.)
Dark redness of throat with swollen
tonsils.
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Podophyllum (Podo.)
Profuse, painless, watery, gushing diarrhea.
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Pulsatilla Nigra (Puls.)
Mouth is dry but no thirst. Taste of
mouth keeps changing. Secretions from eyes, nose and mouth are
all thick. Measles. "Ripe cold" in which the
discharges are green and bland, not in the least excoriating; bad smell in the
nose, as of old catarrh. Secretions from eyes, nose and mouth are
all thick. Measles.
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Rumex Crispus
Conditions are aggravated by cold, open air, undressing or
uncovering, or change of temperature. Violent sneezing, aggravated in evening,
night. Throat has a scraping, raw feeling, aggravated by open air.
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Spongia tosta (Spong.)
Dry, hacking, croupy, barking cough,
day and night, exhausting the person.
Worst at midnight. Better with hot drinks.
From exposure to dry cold winds.
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Veratrum Album (Verat.)
Extreme coldness, blueness and
weakness. Pale face. Painful diarrhea followed by great
weakness.
