Iris versicolor
von H. A. Roberts — 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Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
Iris versicolor has many neuralgic and rheumatic pains associated with gastric disturbances and headache; pains are always burning and constantly shifting from one place to another.
NECK AND BACK
Cramping pain in right lumbar region.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
ACUTE RHEUMATIC PAIN IN RIGHT SHOULDER, < MOTION, ESPECIALLY RAISING ARM.
SHOOTING PAINS IN RIGHT SHOULDER ALTERNATING WITH GASTRALGIA.
PAINS SHIFT RAPIDLY IN PHALANGES AND METATARSAL BONES.
Fingers pain on writing.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
SLIGHT COXALGIA IN LEFT HIP.
SCIATIC PAINS AS IF LEFT HIP WERE WRENCHED.
PAINFUL DRAWING AND LAMENESS BEHIND LEFT TROCHANTER EXTENDING DOWN TO POPLITEAL SPACE.
SHOOTING LAMING PAIN AFFECTING POSTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLES.
SHOOTING ALONG LEFT SCIATIC NERVE TO FOOT, < BY MOTION, MODERATE MOTION <, VIOLENT MOTION MAKES NO DIFFERENCE.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
SHIFTING PAINS IN RIGHT HIP; BOTH KNEES, < RIGHT, AND RIGHT FOOT, ESPECIALLY JOINT OF GREAT TOE, ALSO AFFECTED.
Tearing shooting and rapidly shifting pains in joints and extremities, especially the smaller joints and the right shoulder joint.
AGGRAVATIONS
RAISING ARM.
MOTION, ESPECIALLY OF RIGHT SHOULDER.
SPRING AND AUTUMN.
AMELIORATIONS
FROM CONTINUED MOTION.
CONCOMITANTS
SICK HEADACHE.
MOUTH AND TONGUE FEEL AS IF SCALDED.
PROFUSE FLOW OF SALIVA.
WATERY STOOLS.
DIARRHŒA 2 A.M.