Viola tricolor
*Viola Tricolor*
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Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
The stitching pain in the intercostal muscles and about the joints, associated with the milk-crust eruption (often about the joints) will call for Jacea, especially when there is painfulness from pressure on the painless side.
Compatible with Pulsatilla, Rhus tox., Sepia and Staphisagria.
Some authorities say the first two remedies antidote the action of Jacea.
Compare: Clematis, Graphites, Mezereum, Staphisagria.
CHEST
Stitches in chest and ribs, ESPECIALLY IN INTERCOSTAL MUSCLES.
STITCHING PAIN ABOUT SCAPULÆ.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
Stitches in shoulder joints, elbows, forearms and fingers.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
STITCHES IN PATELLA, tibia and feet.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
Sticking pains in limbs, especially joints.
LEFT UPPER AND RIGHT LOWER ARE MOST AFFECTED.
CONCOMITANTS
MILK-CRUST ERUPTION; YELLOWISH BROWN CRUSTS WITH MUCH ITCHING AND BURNING, STINGING PAIN.
URINE PROFUSE, OFFENSIVE.
AGGRAVATIONS
In winter.
PRESSURE ON PAINLESS SIDE.