Aphis chenopodii glauci
as William Boericke recorded it in Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1927
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General
Plant-lice from Chenopodium Partakes largely of the properties of the plant upon which the insect lives.
Head
Sad; aching, worse from motion. Brain seems swashed hither and thither. Coryza, with burning or biting in nostrils. Noise in ears, as of cannon. Yellow face. Orbital right neuralgia, with profuse lachrymation. Toothache, relieved by general warm sweat (Cham). Toothache extends to ear, temple, and cheek-bone (Plantago).
Stomach
No appetite for meat and bread. Vesicles at end of tongue. Much mucus. Colic with much rumbling and ineffectual urging to stool. Stools.––Hard and knotty. Diarrhœa in morning, with painful urging and burning in anus, and pressure in rectum and bladder.
Urinary
Voluptuous feeling in glans. Burning in urethra. Urination frequent, copious, frothy.
Back
Severe pains in region of lower inner angle of left shoulder-blade, running into chest.
Fever
Shuddering all over; burning in palms; hot sweat in bed.
Relationships
Compare: Nat sulph; Nux.
Dose
Sixth to thirtieth potency.
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