Thuja occidentalis

Skin.--Warts on any part of the body with little necks, called fig warts; tubular wart--i.e., long wart, same size all the way out; "mother's mark." Condylomata.

Urine.--Complaints, while and after passing water; sensation as if water were trickling down the urethra; dribbling urine. Constant, repeated, strong urging to urinate; voids large quantities.

Sexual.--Venereal diseases. Affections in general appearing in male or female genital organs, particularly on the external organs; affections on left side particularly. Ovaries. Nocturnal erections. Abortion at end of third month, commencing with a scanty discharge of blood for five days, then more and more profuse.

Sensations.--Darting pain in outer parts also in joints; burning darting pain; drawing in the blood vessels.

Generalities.--Affections of the right abdominal ring; wings of the nose; loins; inguinal glands; fingers; tips of fingers; toes. Aneurisms by anastomosis; swelling of the blood vessels. Dreams anxious, especially of dead persons; of falling; of accidents. Flushes of heat.

Worse.--In the afternoon; after midnight; while chewing; stretching the affected limb; while urinating.

Better.--While drawing up the limb.

Remedies following:--Mercur., Sulphur, are best. Then come Calc. carb., Ignat., Lycop., Kali carb., Pulsat., Silic.

Antidotes:--Mercur., Camphor.