Viola odorata
H. A. Roberts দ্বারা — The Rheumatic Remedies
Historical reference for practitioners and students. The statements below reflect the named author’s homeopathic teaching and do not establish treatment effectiveness. This text is not medical advice and must not replace appropriate diagnosis or care.
In cases of very painful acute articular rheumatism of the wrists, hands, ankles and feet of the right side, characterized by no febrile symptoms, and where motion of the part is almost impossible; with tremulous condition of the part affected: this is the setting where Viola odorata is indicated.
NECK AND BACK
Jerking drawing in cervical muscles near nape, in evening.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS OF UPPER LIMBS.
ACHING IN WRISTS, < RIGHT.
Drawing in elbow joint.
Rheumatic pain in deltoid muscle, wrists, hands.
Pressing pain in right wrist.
Drawing pain in left metacarpus extending toward wrist.
Cramp-like pain in first joint of left index finger.
Rheumatism of joints of right hand.
Swelling of right wrist, hand and fingers, with intense heat in parts.
Acute pains in right carpal and metacarpal joints, motion impossible, hand being half flexed on forearm.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
Rheumatism of right side.
Lancinating pains in joints of fingers and hands.
Right wrist joint painful, swollen, stiff, great pain, < motion.
Right foot and ankle joints painful and swollen, least motion almost unbearable.
Right knee joint swollen and painful.
CONCOMITANTS
Trembling of parts.
Vertigo.
Transient burning here and there.
Sensation as if a stone were lying on chest.
AGGRAVATIONS
RIGHT SIDE.
Staying in a cold room.
During the fall.