MAGNESIA MURIATICA

REGION

• NERVES.
• LIVER.
• Digestion.
• Pelvic organs: Uterus. Rectum.
• Women.

WORSE

• LYING ON RIGHT SIDE.
• Night. Noise.
• Sea bathing.
• Eating.
• Salt foods.
• MILK.

BETTER

• HARD PRESSURE.
• Lying bent.
• Hanging down.
• Gentle motion.
• Cool, open air.
• Nervous

; with hepato - uterine or cardiac symptoms. Globus. Hysteria. Crampings. Dryness. Burning. Darting. Dinner causes faintness, dyspnœa, etc. Chronicity. .................... Irritable. Yellow sclera. Tinea ciliaris. Acrid, crusty ozœna. Broad, yellow, scalloped tongue; feels burnt. Loss of taste and smell. Craves sweets. Pain from liver to spine or epigastrium. Sore, enlarged liver; drags if lies on (l) side. Cramp in gall-bladder, > eating. Flatulence. STOOLS DRY; KNOTTY; of little balls, like sheep dung; gray; crumbling at anus. Must press on bladder to urinate. Profuse, dark, lumpy menses; like pitch; with cramps, backache and pains in thighs. Gushes of leucorrhœa, follow each cramp or stool. Palpitation; > motion or lying on (l) side. Throb below (l) scapula. Bruised or burning feeling in hips and back. Cramps in back, < walking; in thighs, < sitting. Dead fingertips. Tense thighs and calves; must move limbs. Ankles cold or nervous, < night. Cutting in heels. Yellow, thin, foul pus. Jaundice. Sweat on head and feet.

Related: Nat-m. Pul. Sep.