Thuja occidentalis
作者：Henry N. Guernsey — Key-Notes to the Materia Medica
Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
Skin.--Warts on any part of the body with little necks, called fig warts; tubular wart--i.e., long wart, same size all the way out; "mother's mark." Condylomata.
Urine.--Complaints, while and after passing water; sensation as if water were trickling down the urethra; dribbling urine. Constant, repeated, strong urging to urinate; voids large quantities.
Sexual.--Venereal diseases. Affections in general appearing in male or female genital organs, particularly on the external organs; affections on left side particularly. Ovaries. Nocturnal erections. Abortion at end of third month, commencing with a scanty discharge of blood for five days, then more and more profuse.
Sensations.--Darting pain in outer parts also in joints; burning darting pain; drawing in the blood vessels.
Generalities.--Affections of the right abdominal ring; wings of the nose; loins; inguinal glands; fingers; tips of fingers; toes. Aneurisms by anastomosis; swelling of the blood vessels. Dreams anxious, especially of dead persons; of falling; of accidents. Flushes of heat.
Worse.--In the afternoon; after midnight; while chewing; stretching the affected limb; while urinating.
Better.--While drawing up the limb.
Remedies following:--Mercur., Sulphur, are best. Then come Calc. carb., Ignat., Lycop., Kali carb., Pulsat., Silic.
Antidotes:--Mercur., Camphor.