Sabadilla sabad.

MUCOUS MEMBRANES: NOSE. ANUS. Digestive tract. NERVES. Lachrymal glands. Throat.

COLD; air; drinks. PERIODICALLY: Same hour. Forenoon. New and full moon. Odors. Undeveloped exanthema.

Open air. Heat. Eating. Swallowing.

Weak; nervous; easily startled. Alternate nerve and bodily symptoms. Formication. Twitches. Trembling. Worms.

Miserable. Anger. Erroneous (fixed), personal ideas. Pain in alternate sides of forehead. Unilateral head pains. Itching scalp. Red, itching tarsi. Lachrymation; when in pain; < open air. Nose; ITCHES; rubs or picks it; very dry; tickling in, spreads over whole body, then dyspnœa follows. Persistent VIOLENT or ABORTIVE SNEEZING. Hay fever. Influenza. Sensitive smell. Itching soft palate. Tongue feels burnt. Sorethroat; l. to r.; < empty swallowing; > hot drinks. As of a lump, morsel, thread or skin hanging in throat. Canine hunger. Thirstless. Craves hot things, sweets or milk. Bowels feel knotted. Burning, frothy, floating stools. Crawling, itching at anus; alternating with tickling in nose or ears. Pinworms. Violent coughing attacks; muffled; < anger. Upward jerking of arms. Cracks under toes. Cutting in bones. Itching skin (in nose and anus) with asthmatic breathing. Shivers; as a concomitant. Thirst, after chill only.

Related: Ars. Pul. Urt-u.

Suited to persons of light hair, fair complexion with a weak, relaxed muscular system. Worm affections of children (Cina, Sil., Spig.). Nervous diseases; twitching, convulsive tremblings, catalepsy; from worms (Cina, Psor.). Illusions: that he is sick; parts shrunken; that she is pregnant when merely distended from flatus; that she has some horrible throat disease that will be fatal. Delirium during intermittents (Pod.). Sneezing: in spasmodic paroxysyms; followed by lachrymation; copious watery coryza; face hot and eyelids red and burning. Diphtheria, tonsillitis; can swallow warm food more easily; stitches and most symptoms, especially of throat, go from left to right (Lach., Lac. c.). Sensation of a skin hanging loosely in throat; must swallow over it. Headache: from too much thinking, too close application of attention (Arg. n.); from worms. Dryness of fauces and throat. Parchment-like dryness of skin.

Compare: Col, Colch., Lyc., where < is from 4 to 8 p. m.; Puls., Sab. > in open air. Follows: Bry. and Ran. b. well in pleurisy, and has cured after Acon. and Bry. failed.

Intermittent complaints which come every week, or two weeks, or four weeks apart. Especially for children who are disposed to worms; worms discharged with stool, whether lumbrici or tape-worms. Sweetish taste. No thirst during chill; heat often internal. Troubles appearing on the right side; on the toe nails. Sensation of knocking, throbbing, or pulsation in the outer parts; great sleepiness in the forenoon.

In the forenoon; before midnight; from cold in general; while resting.

From moving; while swallowing something; while getting warm; from warmth in general.

Arsen., Bellad., Mercur., Pulsat., Nux vom.

Conium, Pulsat.

Cevadilla Seed. Asagræa Officialis

Action on mucous membrane of the nose and the lachrymal glands, producing coryza and symptoms like hay-fever, which have been utilized homeopathically. Chilliness; sensitive to cold. Ascarides, with reflex symptoms (nymphomania; convulsive symptoms). Children's diarrhœa with constant cutting pains.

Nervous, timid, easily startled. Has erroneous notions about himself. Imagines that he is very sick; that parts are shrunken; that she is pregnant; that she has cancer; delirium during intermittents.

Vertigo with sensation as though all things were turning around each other, accompanied by blackness before eyes and sensation of fainting. Dullness and oppression. Over-sensitiveness to odors. Thinking produces headache and sleeplessness. Eyelids red, burning. Lachrymation. Difficult hearing.

Spasmodic sneezing, with running nose. Coryza, with severe frontal pains and redness of eyes and lachrymation. Copious, watery, nasal discharge.

Sore; begins on left side (Lach). Much tough phlegm. Sensation of a skin hanging loosely; must swallow it. Warm food and drink relieve. Empty swallowing most painful. Dry fauces and throat. Sensation of a lump in throat with constant necessity to swallow. Chronic sore throat; worse, from cold air. Tongue as if burnt.

Spasmodic pain in stomach with dry cough and difficult breathing. No thirst. Loathing for strong food. Canine appetite for sweets and farinaceous food. Pyrosis; copious salivation. Cold, empty feeling in stomach. Desire for hot things. Sweetish taste.

Menses too late; come by fits and starts. Intermit (Kreos; Puls). (due to transient and localized congestion of womb alternating with chronic anæmic state).

Chill predominates; from below upwards. Heat in head and face; hands and feet icy cold, with chill. Lachrymation during paroxysm. Thirstless.

Cracking of skin under and beneath toe; inflammation under toe-nails.

Dry, like parchment. Horny, deformed, thickened nails. Hot, burning, creeping, crawling sensation. Itching in anus.

Worse, cold and cold drinks, full moon. Better, warm food and drink, wrapped up.

Complementary: Sepia. Compare: Veratrina (is alkaloid of Sabadilla, not of Veratrum, locally in neuralgias, and for removal of dropsy. Five grains to two drams Lanolin, rubbed on inside of thighs, causes diuresis). Colch; Nux; Arundo and Pollatin. Phleum pratense-Timothy-Hay-fever-Potentized-12-specific to many cases and evidently acts in a desensitizing manner (Rabe). Cumarinum (hay-fever).

Antidotes: Puls; Lycop; Conium; Lach.

Third to thirtieth potency.

Anxious restlessness. Startled from the noise. Imagines himself sick or having imaginary diseases.

Vertigo with fainting, everything becomes black before the eyes (when rising from a seat). Stupefying headache with coryza, itching and burning of the scalp and general heat of the whole body ; worse in the forenoon. The headache begins in the right side, and from there it extends. Burning and tingling-itching on the scalp, as from lice.

The eyes are filled with water from pain and other causes ; when looking in the light, from cough, yawning, etc.

Tickling in the ears.

Itching-tingling in the nose. Bright-red blood comes from the posterior nares, and is expectorated. The smell is very sensitive to garlic.

Burning heat and redness of the face (after drinking wine). Cracking of the articulation of the jaw on opening the mouth wide.

Bluish gums. Burning dryness in the mouth, without thirst. Tongue thick, yellow-coated ; soreness of the tip of the tongue. Sensation of a lump in the throat with inclination to swallow.

Violent desire for sweet things, honey or pastry. Aversion to coffee, wine, meat and acids. Thirstlessness or thirst only in the evening for cold water. Nausea before eating ; better afterwards. Vomiting of lumbrici. Burning or coldness in the stomach or abdomen. Cutting in the abdomen as from knives. Colicky pains from worms.

Fluid, thin stool mixed with mucus and blood floating on the water. Discharges of worms (lumbrici, tape-worm). Violent itching and tingling in the rectum.

Thick, turbid, hot urine.

Hot breath ; wheezing breathing. Cough as soon as one lies down. Cough dry, with perspiration and water in the eyes ; with stitches in the vertex, vomiting and pain in the stomach. Burning and stitches in the chest. Pain in the right shoulder, extending to the chest, with the sensation as if a tape prevented the circulation of the blood. Red spots on the chest.

Upper. Convulsive motion of the arms. Red spots, points and stripes on the arms and hands. Lower. Swelling of the feet, with tenderness or profuse perspiration of the soles of the feet.

Great debility with relaxation or heaviness of the body. Inflammation of internal organs. Ailments dependent on worms.

Unrefreshing, restless sleep. In the morning he starts up from his sleep as from a fright.

Pulse small, but spasmodic. Sensation as if the circulation were suspended. Chilliness in the evening always at the same hour, frequently not followed by heat ; the chills run up the body. Chilliness, especially in the extremities, with heat of the face. Heat, principally in the head and in the face, often interrupted by chilliness, always returning at the same hour. Perspiration, frequently already during the heat ; in the morning hours with perspiration. Hot, perspiration in the face with coldness of the rest of the body. Intermittent fever which returns at the same hour ; chill, then thirst, then heat with headache. Thirst only between the cold and hot stage. Fevers where the gastric symptoms prevail, with dry, convulsive cough in the cold stage (Quartan ague).

Pain in the bones and joints especially, as if somebody were scraping and cutting inside with a knife. Parchment-like dryness of the skin. Red blotches and stripes more permanent in the cold.

Many complaints go from the right to the left (sore throat). Sensitiveness to the cold, which aggravates the pains. Reappearance, or aggravation of the pains in the forenoon and in the hours before midnight and during rest. The complaints (fever) always at the same hour. Many complaints appear, especially during the new and full moon. Sensitiveness to the cold which also aggravates the complaints.

Asagræa officinalis. Veratrum officinale. Sabadilla officinarum. Cebadilla. Cevadilla. N. O. Melanthaceæ (of the Liliaceæ). Tincture of seeds.

Coryza. Debility. Diphtheria. Dyspepsia; of pregnancy. Earache. Epistaxis. Hay asthma . Headache. Head-lice . Imaginary diseases. Influenza. Intermittents. Mania. Melancholia. Neuralgia. Œsophagus, stricture of. Rheumatism. Tapeworm. Throat, sore. Toothache. Uvula elongated. Vertigo. Worms.

Asagræa is a Mexican genus belonging to the Colchicum family, Melanthaceæ. It has only one species, A. officinalis , which furnishes the Cebadilla seeds from which Veratrine is prepared. The seeds were formerly used to destroy vermin ( Treas. of Bot .). Saba . first appears in homœopathic literature as one of Stapf's additions, Hahnemann being one of the provers. Stapf's Additions forms a kind of appendix to the Materia Medica Pura . The plant, says Stapf, was first described by Monaides about the year 1572. At first it was almost exclusively used for destroying lice, and also worms in putrid ulcers and in the intestines. Stapf points out that the provings reveal remarkable febrile symptoms. Saba ., he says, is "not only specific to a certain kind of very bad angina, and to a rare kind of pleurisy where no inflammatory fever nor thirst is present, where the patient complains of coldness mingled with isolated flushes of heat; but also to some forms of fever and ague, where the chilliness sets in with nausea and inclination to vomit, recurs frequently, and sometimes alternates with flushes of heat; where the heat is more perceptible in the face and on the hands than on the rest of the body, with absence of thirst both in the chilly and hot stage." The same authority says that Saba . has a long period of action; the primary symptoms develop in the first five days, then recur after the lapse of some time. Symptoms are periodical and paroxysmal. The periodicity of Saba . may be as clock-like as that of Cedr ., and renders it a leading remedy in intermittent fevers and neuralgias. Saba . is a chilly remedy, the symptoms, especially the coryza, being generally < in the open air. The catarrhal symptoms are very severe, and correspond to many cases of bay asthma. I have often relieved cases with Saba ., though it does not cure the diathesis. Sore throats characterised by a sensation of a lump or foreign body in the throat, and a constant necessity to swallow , I have frequently cured with Saba . Kent ( Med. Adv ., August, 1894) says it is suited to "old, chronic sore throats that are < from cold air. The patient is sensitive to cold air. Every time he takes cold it settles in his nose and throat. Tonsillitis going from left to right." The desire for hot drink distinguishes Saba . from Lach . The traditional use of Saba . as a destroyer of parasites is depicted in the provings: "Violent itching of hairy scalp, compelling her to scratch till blood comes." "Itching of the vertex as if a quantity of vermin had collected there, obliging him to scratch incessantly." "Itching of anus and rectum as from ascarides." "Itching of anus alternating with itching of alæ nasi and meatus auditorius." Kent gave Saba . to a pet dog which had great irritation of anus, and soon afterwards he passed a very large number of worms. Saba . has an extreme amount of giddiness in its pathogenesis; it may cause staggering and even fainting. Objects seem to whirl round, or to whirl round each other. Stapf had "Vertigo early in the morning after rising." After a dose of Saba . in high potency I astonished myself by falling back on the bed with giddiness on rising the following morning. Among the characteristic mental symptoms are: Tendency to be startled. Erroneous impressions as to the state of his body. Imaginary diseases: imagines parts shrunken, &c.; if there is distension from flatus imagines she is pregnant, &c. Saba . is intolerant of mental exertion; thinking = headache. Digestion is disordered and the tongue loaded, sinking at stomach and gnawing hunger. Saba . corresponds to many forms of indigestion, including that incident to pregnancy. Peculiar Sensations are: As if things were turning around each other. As if she would fall if she did not hold on to something. As if eyes went round with the whirling sensation. Lips as if scalded. Tongue as if full of blisters. As if uvula were down. As if œsophagus would be closed. As of a body in throat which he must swallow down. As of a lump in throat. As if a morsel of food had lodged in throat. As of a worm in œsophagus. As if a sore spot was pressed upon. As of a lump in abdomen. As if a ball of thread were moving and turning rapidly through abdomen. As if knives were cutting abdomen. As if abdomen were shrunken; were empty. Croaking as of frogs in abdomen. As of something alive in abdomen. As if stomach were gnawed. As of a thread or string in throat. As if throat were tied with a string. As if articulation were suspended. As if tape prevented circulation in chest. As if interior of bones were scraped out with a sharp knife. As if hot breath came out of his mouth and nose. As if everything were in motion. As if the air itself were in tremulous motion. As if he had taken wine. Shaking as if in a severe chill. As if something sharp in throat. As if a soft body in throat must be constantly swallowed. Pressure on larynx = throat sore. Scratching > itching of scalp; = burning of anus. Lying perfectly still > vertigo. Lying down = cough immediately, < expectoration. Sitting < vertigo. Rising from seat vertigo. Opening mouth wide = cracking of jaw-joint. Walking vertigo and afterwards headache; pain in stomach. Getting into sweat when walking < itching of scalp. > Afternoon. Chill 3 p.m. < Morning; and evening. Gastric symptoms < morning. < At new or full moon; at regular periods. Alternating: canine appetite and disgust for meat and sour things; thirstlessness and bulimia with aversion to food. Hot drinks: < toothache; mouth intolerant of; craved in sore throat, more easily swallowed. Cold < all symptoms; < cough. Cold drinks < toothache. Walking in cold air < toothache. Open air: > vertigo; feels > in; = lachrymation and spasmodic sneezing. Warm stove > chilliness. When over-heated itching of scalp < . Mental exertion < . Fright = hysterical paroxysms. < From wine. Saba. is suited to: Persons of light hair, fair complexion, with a weakened, relaxed muscular system. Children. Old people.

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No response to questions, loss of consciousness ; afterward jumps up and runs recklessly through room.
Erroneous impressions as to the state of his body.
Imagines : himself sick ; parts shrunken ; that she is pregnant, when she is merely swollen from flatus ; that she has some horrible throat disease which will end fatally.
Delirium during intermittents.
Mania ; rage, quieted only by washing head in cold water.
Melancholy from deep-seated abdominal irritation.
Anxious sensation with restlessness and qualmishness.
Easily frightened ; startled by noises.
Thinking produces headache.
Mental exertion aggravates headache and produces sleep.
After fright hysteric paroxysms.

Vertigo : things turn black before eyes, sensation of fainting ; as if things were turning, especially when rising from a seat ; more sitting than walking ; felt stupid.
Dulness of head. θ Influenza.
Beclouded, as after intoxication, without vertigo or pains.
Vertigo with sensation as if all things were turning around each other.
Attacks of giddiness coming generally in evening ; in one attack fainted, then vomited food and bile ; during attacks felt suddenly as if she would fall if she did not hold on to something ; felt glad to get into open air ; gastric disturbance, felt sick after meals.
Attacks of giddiness ; of short duration, affected suddenly ; everything seems to be whirling round her ; she has to hold on to something, otherwise she would fall down ; if in the house the whole house seems to be coming down upon her ; if in the street the
houses seem to be falling upon her, and unless she can hold on to some support she falls down ; sometimes awakes at night with the whirling sensation ; attacks come on without warning, last but a few moments, and are followed by a weak, tired feeling ; at other times suffers
from attacks of longer duration, sometimes lasting greater part of forenoon, accompanied by nausea and visual disturbance ; brain seems to go round and round, and eyes move to and fro, as if they went round with the whirling sensation ; if she shuts her eyes the whirling seems to
go in the opposite direction and she becomes sick ; she likes to lie perfectly still and to look fixedly at one object ; if she turns her eyes to look at any other object, or if she shuts her eyes she becomes sick ; feels < in mornings, very weak in forenoon and > in
afternoon ; the sudden giddy attacks come on at any time, the attacks with nausea mostly in the mornings ; has a depressed, anxious look ; appetite very poor ; likes milk, feels soon satisfied ; some nausea after meals ; mouth when she wakes very dry and
burning, tongue dry and thickly coated ; bad taste ; palms of hands dry and horny and inclined to scale ; at night they are so burning that she has to keep them outside the bedclothes ; the top of her head is hot ; she feels best out of doors.

Pressure in head < in forehead and temples. θ Hay fever.
Stitches in temples.
Headache after a walk ; on returning to room a twisting, screwing pain from right side of head to both temples, spreading over whole head, after going to bed, returning daily.
Hemicrania with tænia.
Headache from much thinking or too close attention.
Stupefying, oppressive sensation in forehead, producing a reeling sensation.
Corrosive, burning point on top of head.
Head feels dull and heavy.
Painful heaviness, first in forepart of right side of forehead, whence it extends more and more toward left side.
Headache and vertigo, > while eyes are steadily fixed upon an object and while patient is thinking of one subject.
Stupefying headache with coryza, itching and burning of scalp, general heat of whole body ; < in forenoon.

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The Sabadilla patient is a shivering patient, sensitive to the cold air, a cold room, cold food.

He wants to be well wrapped up; wants hot drinks to warm up his stomach. He is subject to catarrhal conditions, and in these he wants hot air. The catarrhal conditions of the throat require hot drinks and food. Warm things are grateful to him. It is difficult to swallow cold things; they increase the pain and difficulty in swallowing.

We often study remedies by contrast. This remedy travels from left to right , and at once a good prescriber connects it with Lachesis. The soreness, pain and inflarnmatory conditions of the throat commence on the left side and spread to the right in both Sabadilla and Lachesis . But warm things aggravate the pain in Lachesis; they cause a spasmodic condition, with a sensation of choking, and therefore he wants cold things, which relieve; they are swallowed more easily and ameliorate the pain in the throat. Sabadilla on the other hand is relieved by heat, either outside or inside.

Catarrhal condition of the nose, with constant sneezing; sensation of great rawness in the nose; burning; stuffing up of the nose.

Discharge at first of thin mums and later thick mucus. It has all the appearance of a coryza. The coryza is ameliorated from inhaling hot air. He sits before an open grate or register, with the head close to it, inhaling the hot air. Especially useful when the catarrhal state of the nose is prolonged; a prolonged coryza, which does not yield to ordinary remedies; a lingering coryza, and the discharge is exaggerated by the odor of flowers. Even thinking of the odor of flowers makes him sneeze and increases the flow from the nose. So thinking of various things aggravates his complaints.

Many hay fever patients are sensitive to the odor of flowers, to the, odor of the hay field, to dying vegetable matter; so oversensitive to the odor of fruit are some that apples have to be removed from the house. Inhalation of odors that are beautiful, as that of the lavender, some hay fever patients cannot tolerate; such things may bring on an attack out of the season. Now Sabadilla is of this sort oversensitive to surroundings, to odors; these increase the catarrhal state of the throat and posterior nares.

Sneezing and a flow of mucus from the nose; goes on even to ulceration. Periodical attacks; a rose cold in June; in autumn about August 20 as a hay fever. Hay fever is often an easy thing to palliate with short acting remedies; they will cut short an attack in a few days. But the cure requires years, and the patient must be treated in the interim and according to his symptoms. When the hay fever symptoms are present he has no others; one group is manifested at one time, and another group at another time. But the patient is sick and all the symptoms must be gathered together and the case treated accordingly.

Many of the annoyances of this individual seem to be imaginary.

His mind is filled with strange things. Imaginations concerning persons or himself are strange. Imagines the body is withering, that the limbs are crooked, that the chin is elongated, and larger on one side than the other. She feels that this is so and believes it even in spite of her vision. It is a sensation which she believes, a delusion, an insanity.

"Erroneous impressions as to the state of his body."

"Imagines himself sick; imagines parts shrunken; that she is pregnant when she is merely swollen from flatus; that she has some horrible throat disease that will end fatally."

The imaginations are groundless; nothing is visible, and the suffering is greater than if there was something to be seen. These patients often get no sympathy; they should really have a remedy. Thuja has erroneous impressions as to the state of the body; thinks she is made of glass; the idea is not that of transparency, but rather of brittleness fears that she would break in pieces.

There are but a few remedies which have fixed ideas; these ideas may be concerning religion, politics, clothing, things of the family and life. I once had an insane patient who would get out of the street, ear if anyone entered who wore a certain color, because she had a fixed idea that this was of evil import to her.

The Pulsatilla mental state in a man is that a woman would be a detriment to his soul; it is a delusion, a fixed idea. Iodine is full of fixed ideas. Anacardium has a fixed idea that a devil is sitting on one shoulder talking into his ear, while an angel sits on the other shoulder talking into the other ear, and he halts between the two and says nothing.

"Delirium during intermittents."

"Mental exertion aggravates the headache and produces sleep."

A sleepiness comes on from thinking, meditating, reading. While meditating in a chair he falls asleep like Nux moschata and Phosphoric acid.

Dizziness; vertigo.

He wakens up at night with vertigo. Vertigo, in the open air; under all sorts of circumstances. Full of headaches. Headaches on one side of the head. The meditation which drives him to sleep brings on headache.

Headache in school girls. Feeble children, who have to be taken from school because of headache, come home with strange imaginations concerning school and themselves. Headache stupefying and associated with coryza; in the frontal sinuses, above the eyes.

Fullness, bursting, stupefying, aggravated by jarring, sneezing, walking. Stupefying headaches with coryza. Often gets up with it in the morning, increases during the forenoon. Head covered with a cold sweat. Many of the symptoms are closely related to Veratrum, especially in the cold sweat on the forehead with complaints.

Hay fever when there is spasmodic sneezing, fluent coryza; nostrils stuffed up; inspirations through nose labored; snoring; itching in the nose; profuse bleeding from the nose; bright red blood comes from the posterior nares and is expectorated; very sensitive to the smell of garlic; coryza with severe frontal pains and redness of eyelids; violent sneezing; copious watery discharge from the nose.

A peculiar kind of itching coming on in some hay fevers is an itching in the roof of the mouth, on the soft palate, and for relief the patient must draw the tongue back and forth over the soft palate, with this coryza, sneezing, etc. Wyethia will cut the attack short.

When the itching extends to the larynx and trachea, with great irritability and sensitive to cold: Nux vomica.

When the discharge burns a red streak over the upper lip and about the wings of the nose, with sneezing and profuse, watery nasal discharge: Arsenicum.

Copious acrid lachrymation, and copious bland flow from the nose with sneezing: Euphrasia.

Copious, bland, watery discharge from the eyes and copious, acrid, watery discharge from the nose: Allium cepa.

But these are not the constitutional remedies; they do not cure, but only palliate during the severe attacks. These symptoms are the outcome of the psoric constitution, and this constitution must be treated by antipsorics. Sometimes the hay fever is so severe that it seems to be the only manifestation of psora in the patient, but if it is restrained or stopped up by bad treatment he is not well during the whole year.

If let alone he has good health during the rest of the year. Many a time the hay fever goes through the whole winter and only by constitutional up building can it be mitigated. But with constitutional treatment each yearly attack is lighter, and at the end of treatment he is able to live in his own climate unaffected.

He must not go to the mountains to mitigate it. If to any place, he should go where the affection would be worse, so that all its manifestations would be apparent. The hay fever will only be cured if the patient is curable, but if not, if his constitution is so broken down that he is incurable, his hay fever will not be cured.

The most striking place of attack is the mucous membrane of the nose, throat, trachea and larynx. Violent acute inflammation of the mucous membrane of these parts.

Great thirst for hot drinks.

The appetite is singular; it is commonly seen in pregnant women. She says she is never hungry; never wants anything to eat, and often there is an aversion to food; but when, from a matter of reason, she concludes to eat, and she takes a mouthful, it tastes good, it recalls the appetite, and she makes a good meal. At other times not only a loss of appetite, but a disgust and loathing of food.

"Disgust for all food, for meat, for sour things, for coffee, for garlic."

"Morbid hunger or loathing for food."

A routine remedy in pin worms, seat worms, all sorts of worms stomach and tape worms. A careful prescriber never thinks of prescribing for worms. He takes all the symptoms of the patient and these guide him to the remedy. I remember one time in a lady's house seeing a dog drag his hinder parts over the carpet as if to scratch the anus. She said:

"Doctor, can't you give the dog a remedy?"

I put a dose of Sabadilla in its mouth. Some time afterwards she asked me:

"Doctor, what did you give the dog that medicine for?"

I inquired why she asked.

"Why," she said, "in a few days it passed an awful lot of worms."

Sabadilla and Sinapis nigra are well adapted to cases in which pin worms are present. Often a remedy restores the patient to order in general and then all his particular parts are set in order.

Female sexual organs.

"Nymphomania from ascarides."

"Cutting pains, as from knives, in ovary."

"Menses too late, with painful bearing down a few days previous; decreased, How by fits and. starts, sometimes stronger, sometimes weaker; blood bright red."

Hysterical patients; a patient with a strangely unbalanced mind, accompanied by various nervous manifestations.

"Twitchings, convulsive tremblings, or catalepsy from worms."

It is true that worms will not prosper in a perfectly healthy stomach, intestine or rectum. They can only thrive in the unhealthy. Many a time I have had a patient bring me a tape-worm in a bottle after I had put them on an antipsoric, even when I did not suspect its existence.

Turn the economy into order and the parasites go. The same applies to germs. They only exist as a result of disease. They have never been known to exist without the disease having first existed. If you ignore the worm, but select the remedy on the totality of the symptoms, the patient will be restored to health, and, so far as the worm is concerned, go without a symptom.

The worm becomes smaller, shrivels and finally departs. It is rarely the case for the worm to disappear inside of six weeks after the remedy. If, on the other hand, you eject the worm by violent means, the patient may go for years with troublesome symptoms, and you do not know why you fail to cure him.

Prescribe for the patient first. No results of disease should be removed until proper constitutional treatment has been resorted to, and be sure that it is proper.

Suited to persons of light hair, fair complexion, with a weakened, relaxed muscular system.

Worm affections of children (Cina, Sil., Spig.).

Nervous diseases: twitching, convulsive tremblings, catalepsy; from worms (Cina, Psor.).

Nymphomania from ascarides.

Many symptoms go from right to left (Lyc., Pod.); chilliness from feet to head.

Illusions: that he is sick; parts shrunken; that she is pregnant, when only distended with flatus; that she has some horrible throat disease that will be fatal.

Delirium during intermittents (Pod.).

Headache: from too much thinking, too close application or attention (Arg. n.); from tænia.

Sneezing: in spasmodic paroxysms; followed by lachrymation; copious watery coryza; face hot and eyelids red and burning.

Diphtheria, tonsillitis; can swallow warm food more easily; stitches and most symptoms, especially of throat, go from left to right (Lach., Lac c.).

Sensation of a skin hanging loosely in throat, must swallow over it (of a lump, Lach.).

Dryness of fauces and throat.

Parchment-like dryness of skin.

Compare: Col., Colch., Lyc. where < is from 4 to 8 P. M.; Puls. > in open air.

Follows Bryonia and Ranunculus well in pleurisy, and has cured after Aconite and Bryonia failed.

Cold; sensitive to cold air; during rest; forenoon.

Quotidian; tertian; quartan. Periodicity well marked; paroxysm returns at same hour with great regularity (Aran., Ced., Gels.). Stages irregular, incomplete.

3, 4, 5 P. M.; 9 and 10 P. M. Afternoon and evening.

Without thirst, and often without subsequent heat. Violent chilliness, at 5 P. M., over the back as if dashed with cold water (Ant. t., Rhus); relieved by warm stove (Ign.—not relieved by heat of stove, Ver.). Chilliness at 9:30 P. M., has to go to bed, followed by shaking chill; after half an hour, alternately hot and cold for half an hour; afterwards profuse perspiration. Recurring fits of shuddering coming and going quickly (Nux m.). Chill always runs from below upward (reverse of Ver.). Dry spasmodic cough, with pain in the ribs and tearing in all the limbs and bones (dry teasing cough before and during chill, Rhus—during chill and heat, racking cough with pleuritic stitches, Bry.). Chill beginning in hands and feet. Thirst begins as chill leaves. Chill predominates.

With slight thirst for warm drinks (Casc., Ced.), before heat begins (between cold and hot stages), little after. Mostly on head and face; flushes of heat with redness of face, alternating with shivering; yawning; stretching; delirium. Sweat, often during or with the heat (Pod.). Redness and burning of face; hands and feet cold.

Profuse sweat about head and face, which were hot to touch, rest of body cold. Sweat after midnight, towards morning; sweat of soles of feet. Sleep only during sweat (Pod., Rhus—after chill, Nux m.). Sweat in axillæ.

Coated white in centre; tip bluish and sore, as if full of blisters; as if scalded.

Constantly chilly; loss of appetite; eructations sour, rancid; vomiting of bile and bitter mucus; oppressive bloatedness of stomach; pain in chest; debility. Sour eructations (Lyc.).

The gastric symptoms predominate as in Nux and Pulsatilla.

Chill; often without subsequent heat. Severe, from below upwards; with dry spasmodic cough and bone pains; predominates.

Heat; with thirst for warm drinks (Casc., Ced., Eup. p.).

Sweat; profuse, hot, of head and face, rest of body cold; of soles of feet.

Apyrexia; sour eructations (Lyc.).

No response to questions, loss of consciousness, then he jumps up and runs recklessly through the room.
Imagines: himself sick; parts shrunken.
Delirium, during intermittents.
Mania; rage, quieted only by washing head in cold water.
Melancholy, from deep-seated abdominal irritation.
Anxious sensation, with qualmishness.
Easily frightened.
Thinking produces headache.
Mental exertion aggravates headache and produces sleep.
After fright, hysteric paroxysms.

Vertigo; things turn black before eyes, sensation of fainting; as if things were turning especially when rising from a seat; more sitting than walking; felt stupid.
Dullness in head in influenza.
Beclouded, as after intoxication, without vertigo or pains.

Pressure in head, worse in forehead and both temples. θ Hay fever.
Stitches in temples.
Headache after a walk; on returning to room, a twisting, screwing pain from right side of head to both temples, and after going to bed, spreading over the whole head; returning daily.
Hemicrania, with tænia.
Headache from much thinking, or too close attention.

Fine prickling stitches in skin of forehead and scalp, when becoming warm.
Burning, crawling, itching on hairy scalp, better from scratching.

Lachrymation when walking on open air, on looking at night, sneezing coughing, or yawning.
Pressure on balls when looking up.
Margins of eyelids red.
Blue rings around eyes.

Difficulty of hearing.
Severe stitches in left ear.
Jerking pains, with itching in ear.
Itching of ears, with worms.

Spasmodic sneezing; hay fever.
Fluent coryza; influenza; hay fever.
One or other nostril stuffed up, inspiration through nose labored, snoring.
Itching in nose; agreeable titillation in alæ.

Face feels hot, as after wine; red face and eyes; hay fever.
Swelling on the face, with spotted eruption.

Can hardly open mouth from pain in joints and muscles with sore throat.
Lips hot, burn as if scalded.
Dry lips.

Dull.
Troublesome pain in carious teeth, with sore throat.
Toothache, pain often extends over side of face; hot things, cold food, drink or air, produce or increase the pain.
Gums swollen; bluish.

Taste: bitter; sweet; lost.
Tongue: sore, coated thick yellow; white in centre; moist, during fever; feels sore, as if full of blisters.
Cannot protrude tongue, with sore throat.
Pain in tongue and down throat, deglutition difficult.

Cannot bear anything hot in mouth.
Anything cold in mouth, pains, during sore throat.
Mouth dry; throat sore.
Saliva: seemingly hot during pyrosis; copious; nausea, vomiting and vomiturition; sweetish, collects in mouth; jelly-like.

Sensation of a skin hanging loosely in throat must swallow over it.
Much tough phlegm in throat; must hawk.
Hawks bright red blood from posterior nares.
Stitches in throat, only when swallowing; tonsils swollen and inflamed, nearly suppurating; left to right.
Tonsillitis after coryza; suppuration; right tonsil remains somewhat swollen and indurated.
Dryness of fauces.
Constricted feeling deep in throat, as if œsophagus would be closed, as after swallowing an acid drink.
Continual desire to swallow; deeply cutting pains, whole body writhes.
Cannot swallow saliva on account of pain, must spit it out.
While swallowing and when not swallowing, feeling in throat of a body which he must swallow down.
Can swallow warm food more easily, in sore throat.
In an epidemic of sore throat, all cases which commenced on the left and extended to the right side.

Disgust; for all food; for meat; for sour things; for coffee.
No relish for food until she takes the first morsel, when she makes a good meal. θ Pregnancy.
Canine appetite, especially for sweets, farinaceous food, alternating with disgust for meat, wine and sour things.
No thirst, with moist tongue.
Desires for hot drinks. θ Angina.
Great thirst. θ Angina.

Eructations: in intermittents: rancid; sour.
Pyrosis, heat up into throat; copious salivation, saliva seemingly as hot as the body, but it is not.
Nausea: with chilliness; regurgitation, vomiturition in intermittents; and regurgitation of bitter mucus, leaving fatty taste.
Vomiting: of bile; with whooping-cough; of lumbrici or worm; frequent nausea and vomiturition, with feeling of foreign body in œsophagus.

Coldness in stomach.
Empty feeling in stomach.
Spasm of stomach, with short breath and dry cough.
Troublesome pressing bloatedness of stomach, with loss of appetite.
Beating in left side of gastric region toward the back.
Burning in œsophagus and stomach, vomiturition, cutting in abdomen, loose stool, nervous debility, twitchings.
Corroding, burning pain in stomach, when walking.

Stitching pains in hypochondria.

Turning and twitching through whole abdomen, as from a lump.
Spasmodic contraction of abdominal muscles, left side, with burning pains; he bends over to left side.
Sensation as if a ball of thread was moving and turning rapidly through abdomen.
Cutting in bowels, as with knives.
Burning, boring, whirling in region of navel.
Bloated abdomen.
Sensation as if abdomen was sunken in.
Rumbling in abdomen, as if empty.

Violent urging to stool, with croaking as from frogs; sits a long while, then passes immense quantity of flatulence; this is followed by an enormous evacuation; after that burning in abdomen, stool mixed with blood.
Diarrhœa: of brown, fermented stool, swimming on the water; liquid, mixed with blood and slime.
Burning in rectum after stool.
Crawling, itching in anus; ascarides.
Lumbrici; tænia; worm fever.

Urging to urinate, especially in evening.
Urine dark, muddy, like clay water.
Burning in urethra when urinating.

Pollutions, followed by loss of power in extremities.
Lascivious dreams and emissions, with relaxed penis; afterward painful erections and extraordinary lassitude.

Nymphomania from ascarides.
Cutting pains, as from knives, in ovary.
Menses: too late, with painful bearing down, a few days previous; decrease, flow by fits and starts and irregularly, sometimes stronger, sometimes weaker.

Gastric ailments. See: 17.

While pressing on larynx, throat feels sore.
Hoarseness.

Sensation of narrowness in throat.
Shortness of breath, cardialgia, dry cough.
Breathing: heavy; anxious, during heat.
Wheezing in chest.

Dry, from scratching or roughness in throat; especially in children, with lachrymation; during chill; also during apyrexia.
Hoarse cough, with hæmoptoë.
Cough worse; from cold, becoming cold; as soon as he lies down; violent spells recur at same hours, or at new and full moon.
Expectoration of tenacious, yellow mucus, of repulsive sweet taste; or else of bright red blood, especially when lying down; influenza.

Pain and oppression in chest during apyrexia.
Stitches in side of chest, especially when inspiring or coughing.
Pleuritis, great paralytic debility.
Complains of coldness, with hot flashes intervening. θ Pleuritis.

Red spots on chest.

Spine affected; after pollutions, excessive weakness shows itself in legs.
Bruised feeling in small of back and spine; also in Sacral region.

Sweat in axillæ.
Convulsions of arms.
Trembling of arms and hands.
Stitches in muscles of arms.
Red spots and stripes on arms and hands.
When writing, trembling of hand; old people.
Thick, fissured nails.

Rheumatic pains in hips; severe stitching; worse during rest, better from motion.
Loss of power in legs.
Boring, tearing in thighs.
Stitches in muscles of thighs.
Severe burning and inflammation of tibia.
Feet swell, are painful on walking, feels every pebble.
Heaviness of feet.
Thick, inflamed, crippled toe-nails.
Horizontal fissures between and under toes.
Cold feet.

Paralytic drawing through all limbs.

Motion: 33. Writing: 32. Walking: 2, 3, 17, 33; in open air: 5. Rising: 2. Sitting: 2, Lying: 27. In bed: 3. Rest: 33.

Great debility in intermittents.
Great paralytic weakness, in pleuritis.
Hysteria, after a fright.
Twitchings, convulsive tremblings; or, catalepsy, from worms.
Nervous diseases from worms, and firmly-seated abdominal irritations.

Sleepy, can hardly overcome the inclination.
Sleepy before chill.
Many ideas occupy mind, prevent sleep, or make it light; evenings.
Sleep restless, tosses about; interrupted by frightful dreams.
Sleeps during heat.

Morning: 40. Afternoon: 40. Evening: 21, 37, 40.

Warmth: 4. In room: 3. Cold washing: 1.

Chill afternoon or evening, returning at the same hour, often without subsequent heat.
Chill predominates; particularly on extremities, with heat of face.
Chills always run from below upward.
Evening fever, with cold hands and feet and burning face.
Whole body feels hot; during coryza.
Heat mostly of head and face, often interrupted by shivering, always returning at same hour.
Feverish; he feels sick, anxious, starts easily, trembles, breathes short and hot.
Sweat often during the heat; in morning hours with sleep.
Hot sweat in face, rest of body cold.

Complaints return at precisely the same hour.
Worse every fourth day; worms.

Right: 3, 13. Left: 6, 17, 19. Right to left: 3. Left to right: 13. Below upward: 40.
Most symptoms with the prover go from right to left. See: 13.

Flying stitches over body at different places.
Burning-crawling here and there.
Whirling sensations in various parts.
Like a tape or string around various parts.

Boring, cutting in bones.

Scratching: 4. Pressure: 25.

Dryness of the skin.
Red spots and stripes, more marked in the cold.

Light hair; muscles lax.
Children.
Old people.

After Acon. and Bryon. failed in pleuritis, Sabad. cured.
Antidote: Pulsat.

A tincture is made of the seeds of (Veratrum Sabadilla, Schl.), Schœnocaulon officinale, A. Gr. (Cevadilla seeds).

Like its near relative, Veratrum album, it is an acrid emetic and cathartic, with a very decided action on the nose; it seems to lack the violent thirst of Verat. and in some respects more resembles Puls. ▶ (Relief in the open air is a strongly marked character throughout the symptomatology.).

Convulsions. ▶ Jerking of upper lip, then of hands, fingers or thighs, agg. left side, and always from right to left. ▶ Starting at the least noise. ▶ Trembling. ▶ Sticking, now here, now there; S. under skin, agg. about fingers and toes; burning crawling, here and there; beating, in several parts, almost like pressure, sometimes pinching, returning after four or seven beats of pulse. ▶ Pain in all bones, agg. joints, as if scraped and cut, all day (See Ph. ac.), agg. right arm, agg. cold, transiently amel. moving arm rapidly and in warmth and at night. ▶ Boring behind left ear in parotid, lower jaw and submaxillary glands. ▶ Bruised pain in various parts; B. feeling, she would like to lie at the time, walking and standing are very distressing. ▶ Many pains are felt in right, then left side, or extend from right to left, for instance, headache, pain in side, pain in limbs.

Indisposition without pain. ▶ Discomfort towards evening and falling asleep, worried in sleep by all sorts of strange thoughts, no images in his dreams. ▶ Pulsation in all vessels in evening before sleep. ▶ Anxious restlessness. ▶ Weakness; in morning on waking, with pain as if she had lain on blocks of wood; in forenoon while sitting, till he falls asleep, when disturbed he starts up in fright, then heaviness of head; amel. lying down, with heaviness; with desire to lie and sleep all the time; sudden, with closure of eyes; sudden, in the street after a short walk, with dullness of head as if he had taken liquor, and closure of eyes. ▶ Aggravation in last hours of forenoon, especially pains in joints, weakness and drowsiness; of pain by cold, with discomfort. ▶ Amelioration when lying.

Convulsive symptoms, especially in children with worms. ▶ General aggravation at the same hour each day. ▶ General sensitiveness to cold, which aggravates.

She lay almost speechless and unconscious or else sprang up with anxious restlessness and ran about the room, pulling at the pit of stomach and at neck, face sunken, pale and anxious. ▶ He imagined strange things about his own body, that it had shrunk like that of a dead person, that his stomach was corroded, that the scrotum was swollen, etc., but he knew that it was all fanciful. ▶ Mind excited, but disposition cold, afterwards understanding depressed, he comprehends with difficulty, but disposition is more easily excited. ▶ Rage. ▶ Vexed; and inclined to be vehement. ▶ Gloomy, as if he were the greatest criminal. ▶ Absorbed in reverie all day. ▶ Indisposed to work. ▶ Cheerful. ▶ Thought difficult and caused headache, otherwise inclined to laugh at everything, afterwards indifferent.

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An acrid emetic and cathartic.
It produces also symptoms of violent influenza, but lacks thirst, even with the fever.

Bruised pains in various parts of the body, extending mostly from right to left.
General weakness and sensitiveness to cold.
Symptoms are < forenoon and before midnight, also when at rest.
General amelioration in the open air.

Headache; a painful pressure, with dizziness, especially in the forehead and temples; pain generally spreads over the right side.
Headache caused by mental effort; often > heat.

Lachrymation, a frequent accompaniment of various symptoms.
Pain in the eyeball when looking upward.

An itching and tickling in the nostrils; a dry sensitiveness in the upper part of the nose.
Excessive sneezing, shaking the whole body, with lachrymation, with shooting, contractive headache in the forehead and red margins of lids.
Coryza, with free secretion of transparent mucus, which is sometimes viscid and yellowish-gray, more rarely watery.

Burning heat and redness of the face, especially after drinking wine.
Cracking in the articulation of the jaws on opening the mouth wide.

Toothache, < walking in the open air.
Dryness of the mouth and throat.
Tongue sore, covered with blisters; coated whitish-yellow in the middle and at back.

Dryness, roughness and scraping, with constant desire to swallow.
A feeling of a lump, which compels swallowing.

General loss of appetite and of thirst.
Desire for sweets, honey and farinaceous food; aversion to coffee, wine, meat and acids.
Nausea, with constant spitting of tasteless food.
Pain as from a sore spot below pit of the stomach.
Burning, extending to the throat.
Gastric symptoms usually > after eating.

Numerous flatulent symptoms, with a feeling of emptiness.

Violent urging, with scanty evacuation.
Diarrhœa, thin, fermented, brown or blood and mucus.
Itching and crawling in the rectum as from worms.

Menstruation delayed, scanty, flow interrupted.
Cutting pains in the ovaries.

Symptoms of influenza, with short, dry cough at night from scraping in the throat, with lachrymation and headache; cough < lying down.
Suffocative cough, even with vomiting and pains in the stomach, stitches on the vertex.
Voice hoarse, rough.
Stitches in the chest from coughing and deep breathing, without fever or thirst.

General weakness and heaviness; must lie down.

Chilliness, especially in the evening; shivering, with heat of the face and without thirst.
Shivering, running downward, especially on the back.
Internal heat at night and in the morning; at times, with thirst and desire for juicy things.
Sweat even during the fever, with sleep.
(Intermittent paroxysms, recurring at the same hour, without thirst during the chill and fever, but thirst between the two.)

Saba. / Sabilla.

Sabadilla,-Thou the star
For hay fever, and catarrh
Of the nose of chronic kind,
When with sneezing oft combined.

Sabilla,-Has Hay fever.

Sabilla Aurum, sticks to her own red kid, Arundo Cepa.

This Sabilla,-Who is subject to sneezing coryza,-Is at Lemna, with Nathan M. Arum, of Cepa.

Hay Fever-Rose Cold: Sabad., Arum., Stict., Nat. m., Sang., Kal. i., Arundo., Cepa.

Sneezing Excessive-Sneezing Coryza: Sabad., Lemna., Nat. m., Mer., Arum., Cep.

Good humor and dullness of intellect, alternating with mental excitement and insensitive disposition. Sensory illusions over body. Anxious restlessness. Easily terrified by the least noise. Peevishness and anger. Imaginary diseases.

Faint - like, blackness comes before the eyes.

Painful pressure in forehead and temples, with dizziness. Outward pressure in temples (r.). Headache radiating from the right side. Stupefying ache with fluent coryza, burning and itching crawling like term in on scalp. Worse: Morning, mental exertion, sitting in room after walking in open air. Better: Pressure, lying, after eating.

Scalp: Burning itching mostly on forehead and behind ears, from whence a hot feeling spreads over entire body, scratching causes violent tickling and sticking with red spots, which later cover themselves with scurfs, becoming heated and when sweating.

Pressure on eyeball when looking up. Lachrymation from almost any cause and from pains in other parts of body.

Tickling in, cracking before, which re - echoes a long time therein.

Pleasant tickling in wings. Dry sensitiveness in upper part. Nosebleed of bright red blood. Intolerance of odor of garlic. Fluent coryza. Short concussive sneezing, with headache, Alternate stoppage of one, then the other nostril.

Burning heat and redness of. Hot, after drinking wine. Skin spotted, resembling tetter. Cracking in both maxillary joints when opening mouth wide.

Drawing in, especially when walking in open air. Sticking pain in lower molars. Bluish gums.

Dry, without thirst. Much sweetish saliva in. Burning dryness in throat. Roughness and scraping in throat, with constant inclination to swallow. Sense as of a lump in throat, which necessitates swallowing. Difficult swallowing. Thick yellowish - coated tongue. Excoriative (sore) pain on tip of tongue.

Appetite: Loss of. Intense craving with ravenous desire for sweat things, honey or pastry. Aversion to coffee, wine, meat and acids. Thirst, especially for cold water, in evening.

Taste: Bitter or disgustingly sweat.

Eructation, etc. - Heartburn. Waterbrash.

Nausea, etc. - Weakness in stomach with shivering. The inclination to vomit before eating, is afterward. Vomiting of lumbrici.

Burning or cold sensation in. Sore pain under pit when pressed

Hypochondriac: Burning and digging in hepatic region. Stitches in.

Burning or cold sensation in. Turning and twisting in (from worms). Sticking in. Cutting, like a knife, then bright yellow diarrhoea, in forenoon. Bellyache from lumbrici or tape worm. Red spots on.

Flatulence, Grumbling and rumbling in abdomen, as from emptiness.

Hard, retarded. Violent urging, with scanty discharge. Fluid diarrhoea mixed with mucus and blood, it floats on the water. Passage of tape and round worms.

Violent itching and crawling in.

Thick, hot, turbid. Urging, with scanty discharge and burning in urethra.

Diminished sexual desire.

Menses. - diminished and interrupted.

Whistling. Hot wheezing breath. Short.

Short, tickling c., excited by roughness and scraping in throat, dry at night, during day, expectoration of tenacious yellowish mucus of a repulsively sweat taste, or else of bright red blood. Immediately upon lying down. Dry, causing heat, sweat and watering of eyes. Asthmatic, with stitches in vertex, Vomiting and pains in the stomach.

Scratching in. Hawking of bright red blood which comes from posterior nares. Hoarse husky voice.

Burning in. Sticking in, coughing and taking a deep breath, without fever or thirst. Pain from right shoulder into chest, as though' a band arrested the circulation. Wheezing in.

Bruised pain in lumbar region and back, especially when sitting.

Stitches in muscles of arms. Convulsive upward tossing of arms. Red spots on arms and hands. Desquamation along side of finger nails. Thick, ribbed nails.

Stitches in muscles of thighs. Lameness, especially in knees. Tension in calves. Swollen feet, with sensitive soles when stepping. Too nails thick, crumpled, inflamed.

Great weariness, heaviness and relaxation of body. Awkward, reeling manner in gait and action. Sensitiveness to cold, which also intensified the symptoms. Many pains move from right to left. Renewal or intensification of symptoms in forenoon or in hours before midnight as well as during rest and in the cold. Many symptoms appear especially during new and full moon. Persons who suffer from worms.

Painful drawing in limbs, seemingly in bones. Pains, especially in joints, as though' one were scraping about or cutting them inside with a knife.

Parchment like dryness of. Violent needle - like stitches under. Red spots and stripes which are more pronounced during the cold stage.

Great day sleepiness, especially in forenoon.

Pulse: - small but somewhat jerky. Great ebullition and throbbing in blood vessels. Feeling as if the blood stagnated. Chill: Afternoon and evening, recurring at exactly the some hour, of ten without subsequent heat. Predominating, especially on extremities, with heat of face. Shivering running upward, mostly along back. Chilliness and shivering with heat of face, without thirst. Relieved by warmth of stove. Consisting of chill only, with anorexia, Heat: Most on head and face, often interrupted by shuddering, recurring at the same hour. Thirst occurs between chill and heat only. Often sweat during heat. Internal dry heat, at night and early in morning, with moderate thirst. Sweat: In morning. During sleep hot s., on face with coldness of rest of body.

Allied Remedies: Gel., Plat., Puls.

Complementary: Sep.