Digitalis Purpurea
By C.M. Boger â A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica
REGION
- Vagus.
- HEART; muscle.
- CIRCULATION: Liver. Lungs. Stomach.
- Occiput.
- Genito-urinary organs.
WORSE
- Raising up.
- Exertion.
- Heat.
- Lying on L. side.
- Motion.
- Smell of food.
- Cold drinks.
- Excesses: Sexual.
BETTER
- Rest.
- Cool air.
- Lying flat on back.
WEAKNESS, faint - like; can hardly talk. Heart slow, with indefinite or causeless symptoms. HEART SLOW, weak or irregular; quick, on motion; with liver or sexual symptoms; at puberty. Must walk about, with precordial anxiety; with teasing to urinate. .................... Anxious solicitude. Dizzy. Crashes in head; on dropping to sleep. Spastic hemicrania. Yellow-red conjuctiva. Seething in ears. Face pale; bluish, also lips and tongue. Thick, flabby tongue. Much thirst, little appetite (Sul.), but no fever. Deathly nausea or with faint sinking at pit of stomach. Liver sore, swelled. White, putty-like stools. Dribbling urination. Dropsy. Throbbing in neck of bladder. Early morning erection. Swelled prostate; senile. Atonic night losses. Glans inflamed; gonorrhÅa of (Jaca.). Profuse, thick, yellow-white gonorrhÅa. Slow breathing. Cough, with pains in shoulders and arms. HEART; weak; feels like stopping; sprains; palpitation. Slow, intermittent pulse. Numb or weak left arm. Drowsy. Dreams of falling; wakes with a shock. Cold skin. Flushes of heat, then great weakness. Cold, clammy sweat.
Related: Glo. Spi.