Stillingia silvatica
by H. A. Roberts — 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Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
Stillingia is seldom called for except in chronic periosteal rheumatic states, especially if of gonorrhœal or sycotic origin, or as a result of syphilis or mercurialization.
FACE
Periosteal affections of the malar bones, extending across the face; with much pain and dull aching.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
Sharp shooting pains in both arms from middle third of humerus down to fingers.
Sharp shooting pains in upper third and inner side of forearm.
Very large rheumatic node upon the olecranon.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
Aching pains in right leg.
Pains in left lower anterior third of leg.
Periostitis with rheumatic nodes on tibia.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
Pains in right elbow and leg, aching, pulsating, with much soreness.
DISTRESSING ACHING IN LONG BONES, WITH NODES.
CONCOMITANTS
HOARSENESS AND AFFECTIONS OF THE LARYNX.
Itching of the skin on extremities only on exposure to cold air.