ÆSCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM

REGION

• Veins: Liver. Naso- pharynx. ABDOMEN (R). RECTUM.
• Mucus membranes: Naso-pharynx.
• Occiput.
• Sacro-iliac region.

WORSE

• Morning, on waking.
• After stool.
• Lying.
• Stooping.
• Urinating.
• Walking.

BETTER

• COOL: Open air. Bathing.
• Bleeding (piles).
• Kneeling.
• Continued exertion.
• Reflex rectal symptoms. Rectum

: painful constriction; as of a knife sawing up and down. HOT, DRY, STIFF, ROUGH or full feeling internally; throat, abdomen, anus, etc. Purple puffy parts. Venosity. Pains, sticking; like hot lightning. .................... Irritable. Crushing in occiput. Nose sensitive to cool inspired air; it burns. Congestive catarrh. Follicular pharyngitis. Throbs, deep in abdomen. Stool, hard, dry; of several colors. RECTUM: sore, as of a burr or sticking pains long after stool; as of a bug crawling from anus (Sul.). Piles, purple, painful, external; with BACKACHE (Nux-v.), chest pains, etc. Laming, dull, lumbar pain; small of back gives out; repeated efforts at rising; < walking. Lumbar region or back: as if to break. Bruised pain in sacrum and hips. Paralytic heaviness: of arms, spine, feet.

Complementary: Carbo-v. Lach. Mur-ac.

Related: Alo. Collin. Pul.