Rumex crispus

מאת E. B. Nash — Leaders in Respiratory Organs

Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.

COUGH.

Character—Dry, incessant, fatiguing.

Aggravation—< changing room; evening and night; touching or pressing throat pit; slightest inhalation of cold air; covers the mouth with the bed clothes.

Amelioration—> warm air.

Concomitants—Tickling in throat pit; tickling in supra-sternal fossa; soreness behind sternum; infra clavicular pain; stitching, stinging pain through left lung. Night cough of phthisis; morning diarrhœa; itching eruption, < when undressing in cold air.

A remedy of not very wide range, but wonderfully efficacious within it. It compares with Causticum in its sensation of rawness along the tract, and with Phosphorus in its aggravation or inspiration of cold air. With Chamomilla in the tickling in the throatpit, and with Therid., Anisum, Pix liquida, Sulph. and Tuberculinum in the pain in left upper chest. Again it must be remembered with Sulphur for the morning diarrhœa, and with Oleander, Hepar sul. and Nat. sul. for the skin trouble. I have found it especially useful in the 30th, though many use it lower and some much higher with apparently equal success.

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