China officinalis
E. B. Nash著 — Leaders in Typhoid Fever
Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
HÆMORRHAGES IN TYPHOID
China officinalis.—If the patient has lost a large amount of blood already, and there is fainting, ringing in the ears, loss of sight and especially if later on or during convalescence the effects of the loss of blood are long lasting.
PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS AND CONVALESCENCE
China officinalis is also good for the night sweats, or sweats on the least effort, with great weakness and slow return of strength, especially if during its course the case was attended with a great loss of blood or other vital fluids; there may still remain some brownish diarrhœa, or the appetite may be poor, or canine, and digestion slowly performed, with accumulation of gas which bloats the abdomen causing an uncomfortable feeling of fullness as if the abdomen were packed full.