Sanguinaria
canadensis Anhang
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[Constatine Hering]
The use of this root as a medicine, like most
other American plants, was first learned from the Indians.
Head: Headache
beginning in the occiput, spreading upward and settling over the right eye.
Sick and rheumatic forms of headache, with nausea and vomiting of food or bile
(American sick headaches).
Eyes:
neuralgia in and over the right eye. Catarrhal ophthalmia.
Ears: Pain
with throat affections involving the Eustachian tubes and inner ear; acute
otitis; burning and redness of ears.
Nose: Loss of
smell with loss of taste; fluent acrid coryza; influenza; rose cold with
asthma; sick and faint from the odor of flowers. Nasal polypi.
Face:
Unusually red cheeks, with burning in ears; cough. Facial neuralgia,
particularly over right eye.
Teeth:
Toothache from picking teeth, or in hollow teeth when touched by food. Spongy,
bleeding gums.
Mouth: Loss of
taste, with burnt feeling in tongue. Red streak through middle of tongue.
Tongue sore, paining like a boil.
Roof of mouth sore, uvula sore and burning.
Throat: Very dry
with tickling cough; tonsillitis with great dryness of throat; burning in
pharynx and oesophagus.
Stomach: Loss of
appetite; craving for he knows not what; aversion to butter.
Nausea, with burning in stomach, with much
spitting; vomiting which does not improve; vomiting sour and bitter, mostly
with headache; gone feeling; dyspepsia;
chronic gastritis with burning and nausea.
Abdomen: Liver:
Torpid, skin yellow; colic. Affections of liver with cough.
Stool and Rectum:
Alternate diarrhoea and constipation. Haemorrhoids.
Urinary Organs: Dark
yellow urine with icterus.
Male sexual organs: Gleet,
old cases.
Female sexual organs: Os uteri
ulcerated; foetid, corrosive leucorrhoea. Flatulent discharges from vagina.
Metrorrhagia with sick headache; discharge offensive, dark in color.
Climacteric disorders, especially flashes of
heart and leucorrhoea.
Larynx:
Tonsillitis and pharyngitis with dry, harsh cough, particularly in liver
affections. Acute catarrhal laryngitis. Likewise chronic laryngitis, with
dryness and cough.
Chest: Chronic
bronchitis with hepatic symptoms. Severe coughs after whooping-cough, worse at
night; cough distressing, dry, spasmodic, especially in children.
Pneumonia with tough rust-colored sputum.
Haemoptysis in phthisis pulmonalis.
Irregular pulse; weak feeling about heart; very
weak pulse. Metastasis of rheumatism to heart.
Rheumatic pains in chest, spasmodic,
cramp-like. Dyspnoea; asthma.
Neck and Back:
Rheumatic pains in nape of neck, shoulders and arms. Pain in sacrum, from
lifting, or from rheumatism; lumbago.
Limbs:
Rheumatic pains in r. arm and shoulder; < at night/turning in bed; cannot
raise arm. Pain in top of right shoulder. Burning in soles of feet, < in
bed. Rheuma in all joints as well as
muscles, with stiffness; acute inflammatory and
arthritis affections.
Nerves: Neuritis, particularly of right arm,
with lameness. Lassitude, torpor, languor, worse in damp weather.
Fever: Flushes
of heat; qualmish feeling, lassitude. Burning heat, rapidly alternating with
chill and shivering; afternoon fever with circumscribed red cheeks; burning of
palms of hands
and soles of feet. Cold sweat, copious. Fevers
with pulmonary, hepatic or gastric inflammation; nervous fevers; marsh, hectic
or scarlet fevers, after Bell.
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum