Ranunculus bulbosus
H. A. Roberts著 — The Rheumatic Remedies
Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
Ranunculus bulbosus has marked muscular rheumatism especially about the chest in intercostal rheumatism, always with marked soreness to touch, as if muscles had been pounded.
Compare: Bryonia.
HEAD
HEADACHE OVER RIGHT EYE.
PRESSING HEADACHE IN FOREHEAD AND TEMPLES.
CHEST
STITCHING PAINS OF A NEURALGIC OR RHEUMATIC TYPE.
RHEUMATIC PAINS OF THE DIAPHRAGM, SHARP, STITCHING.
STITCHES ABOUT CHEST WITH EVERY CHANGE OF WEATHER.
RHEUMATIC PLEURODYNIA.
RHEUMATISM OF CHEST AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLES DUE TO EXPOSURE; BRUISED PAIN INCREASING TO SHARP CUTTING PAIN.
NECK AND BACK
PAIN ALONG INNER EDGE OF LEFT SCAPULA.
STITCHES IN AND BETWEEN SHOULDER BLADES.
MUSCULAR PAINS ABOUT LOWER MARGIN OF SCAPULA, BURNING.
PAIN IN BACK AS IF BRUISED, WITH BURNING.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
SPASMODIC RHEUMATIC PAINS IN ARMS.
STITCHES IN ARMS AND HANDS.
Jerking pain in upper arm.
Sudden tearing in right forearm and between thumb and index finger.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
SCIATIC PAINS, STITCHING, BURNING.
DRAWING PAINS EXTENDING DOWNWARD IN THIGH.
Severe pain on inner side of left knee.
Knee joint cracking on stretching leg.
Soreness and stinging in feet and toes.
Chilblains in stump of amputated limb.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
RHEUMATIC AND ARTHRITIC SORENESS WITH STITCHES ALL OVER BODY.
AGGRAVATIONS
LYING DOWN.
EVENINGS.
ENTERING A COLD ROOM.
CHANGE OF WEATHER.
RAINY DAYS.
STORMS.
AMELIORATIONS
WALKING OR STANDING.
CONCOMITANTS
PRESSING AND SMARTING IN EYES.
HERPES ZOSTER WITH STITCHING PAINS.
PAINS STICKING, CAUSING ILL HUMOUR.