Asclepias tuberosa
di C.M. Boger — General Analysis
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Asclepias tuberosa compare in 6 dei 13 libri classici su Similia. Ognuno è stato scritto per svolgere un compito diverso — ecco cosa aggiunge ciascuno su questo rimedio, con l'inizio della relativa voce.
“A. tuberosa, Linn. Nat. order , Asclepiadaceæ. Common names , Butterfly weed, Pleurisy root. Preparation , Tincture of the root. Authorities. Toward evening, unusual elevation of spirits, 2. The cheerful mood changed, and, without exterior cause, he became fretful and peevish (after eleven and a half hours), 2. Mental…”
“Pleurisy-root Its action on the chest muscles is most marked and has been verified. Sick headache, with flatulence in stomach and bowels. Dyspepsia. Bronchitis and pleurisy come within its range. Catarrhal states from cold and damp weather. Irritation of larynx with huskiness; grip, with pleuritic pain. Respiration…”
“SECRETIONS: SKIN. Serous. Mucous. Chest (R). Muscles. Motion. Deep breathing. Lying. Tobacco. Colliquative states (Agar.). SWEATINGS; in pleuro-pneumonia, diarrhœa or rheumatism. Body numb. .................... Sticky, yellow nasal discharge. Tough, yellow coat on tongue. Stools smell like rotten eggs, or burn like…”
“Pleurisy-root. Butterfly-weed. N. O. Asclepiadaceæ. Tincture of fresh root. Alopecia / Asthma / Bilious fever / Bronchitis / Catarrh / Chancre / Colic / Cough / Diarrhœa / Dysentery / Headache / Heart, affections of / Influenza / Ophthalmia / Pericarditis / Pleurisy / Pleurodynia / Rheumatism / Scrofula / Syphilis…”
“Pleurisy Root. Asclepiadaceæ. An old and popular drug, proved by M. A. Savory, and published in the French journals, 1858 ; from them, 1860, into German ; from there translated by M. J. Rhees, in the June and July numbers of the Am. Hom. Review ; same year, 1859, translated by Marcy ; altogether condemned by Hale…”
Il Repertorio di Kent elenca Asclepias tuberosa in 312 rubriche. Queste sono quelle in cui ha il grado più alto — i sintomi che Kent considerava più caratteristici. La maggior parte si trova in EXTREMITIES (92), CHEST (29), ABDOMEN (18), STOOL (17), NOSE (13).