Sarsaparilla officinalis

Head.--Inner semi-lateral head, either side; old neuralgic headaches. Sensation as of tight band around the head and forehead, which is very painful; as if the hat were too tight, has to remove it often and involuntarily, but without relief. Fine rash on skin of forehead.

Urine.--Where the patient has gravel, and there is considerable deposit in the urine which looks like gray sand; also pus in. Great pain just as the urine ceases to flow; excessive pain in the urethra which may run back into the abdomen. Urine passes, toward the end, mingled with blood, after which the pain (when urinating) abates. Nephritic calculi.

Stool.--With sand or gravel.

Generalities.--Belching of wind. Darting, pricking sensations in bones; exanthema like milk crust; complaints concomitant to yawning. Affections of any kind in general, appearing in the right lower extremity; right lower side.

Worse.--When yawning.

Remedies following:--Mercur. Sometimes, Bellad., Phosphor., Sepia, Sulphur.

Antidotes:--Bellad., Mercur.