Rhododendron Chrysanthum
By C.M. Boger — A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica
REGION
- FIBROUS TISSUES: Forearm. Lower legs. Small joints.
- Bones.
- Genitals.
- Nerves.
- Vascular system.
- Single parts.
WORSE
- Weather: BEFORE STORMS. Rough. Windy. Cold damp. Changing. Cloudy.
- Night.
- Midsummer.
- Wine.
- Rest.
BETTER
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Heat.
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In sun.
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Motion (at once).
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Wrapping head.
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Gouty
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rheumatic subjects. SENSITIVE TO WINDY OR STORMY, WET WEATHER. Sensitive to windy weather, even if he is in house. Tearing, zigzag, boring, rapidly changing, descending, paralytic pains. .................... Confused and stupid; forgets his subject (Bar-c.). Headache, < early in bed, > eating. Throbbing in r. head. Deafness long after rising. Nostrils obstructed alternately. Tearing, jerking faceache or toothache; > food or warmth. Cool drinks lie heavy. Colic at navel. Pain from rectum to genitals. Diarrhœa, < fruit. Profuse, foul, urine. Drawing from spermatic cord into abdomen and thighs. Testes and glans feel crushed. Testes hard; pain alternately. Orchitis. Itching, sweaty, wrinkled scrotum. Hydrocele (of boys). Menses with fever. Bruised, sprained feeling in chest and wrists. Strong heart-beat. As of a weight hanging to feet. Wants to cross legs. Drawing, tearing in periosteum of long bones and under scalp. Rheumatism of hot weather (reverse-Rhus-t.). Formication; with sweat. Must cross legs to sleep.
Related: Rhus-t.