Croton tiglium
crot-tigCroton-oil Seed Is a valuable remedy in diarrhœa, summer complaint, and skin affections. These may alternate with each other. Feels tight all over. It is one of the antidotes to Rhus poisoning, as is evident from its wide and intense action upon skin and mucous surface, causing both irritation and inflammation, with formation of vesicles and mucous discharges. Has elective affinity for skin of face and external genitals. Burning in the œsophagus.
Croton tiglium — Materia Medica
Croton tiglium — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Drawn backward feeling; in eyes; nipples, etc. .................... Neuralgia of tongue. Pressure excites rectal pain or a stool. Gurgling or swashing as of water in bowels; THEN SUDDEN, PROFUSE, GUSHING STOOL OF YELLOW WATER, < DRINKING; then prostration. Diarrhœa. Cholera infantum. Can't inhale deeply enough. Pain from nipple to back, as child nurses. Nodes in mammæ. Neck and shoulders pain. Violently itching, tense burning, red skin; sore if scratched, > gentle rubbing. Eruptions; clustered; of blisters which burst and form crusts; vesiculo-pustular (Sep.), < genitals, temples and crown of head. Eczema. Zoster.
Croton tiglium — modalities · H.C. Allen
Aggravation: Diarrhea; every motion; after drinking; while eating or nursing (Arg-n., Ars.); during summer; from fruit and sweetmeats (Gamb.); the least food or drink.
Croton tiglium — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
DRINKING. Eating. Washing. Motion. Receding eruptions.
Croton tiglium — head · William Boericke
Pressing pain in forehead, especially orbits.
Croton tiglium — eyes · James Tyler Kent
Another most important group of symptoms is its eye symptoms. It has eye symptoms of an inflammatory character, and around the eyes and upon the lids are vesicles and pustules. Pustules upon the cornea, granular lids. Inflammation of all the tissues of the eye. It has an inflammation of the iris and conjunctiva. The blood vessels of the eyes are distended, the eye looks red and raw. The eyelids when turned out are seen to be greatly inflamed and granular, covered with vesicles and pustules. With this inflammatory condition there is a sensation very commonly present in the Croton tig. eye cases, as if the eye were drawn backwards by a string, or as if the optic nerves were dragging the eyes backwards into the head. This drawing in the back of the eye as with a string is also peculiar to Paris quadrifolia, but the conditions are different in Paris quad. In headaches from overuse of the eyes in engravers or those doing fine needle work, with much neuralgia in the head, due probably to the overuse of the eyes, when the pains in the eyes are not attended with inflammation, but are more of the type of dull aches and pains that you might call only rheumatic or neuralgic, with this sensation as if the eyes were drawl) back into the brain; in these neuralgic cases use Paris quad. But in the inflammatory conditions such as I have described, with the same drawing back as with a string, Croton tig. is the remedy. Troublesome eczema of the scalp in infants, either purely vesicular or intermingled more or less with pustules.
Croton tiglium — stomach · H.C. Allen
Affects mucous membrane of intestinal tract, producing transudations of watery portions of blood, a copious, watery diarrhea (Verat.). The bowels are moved as if, by spasmodic jerks, “coming out like a shot” (Gamb.); as soon as patient eats, drinks, or even while eating; yellow watery stool. Constant urging to stool followed by sudden evacuation, which is shot out of the rectum (Gamb., Grat., Podo., Thuj.). Swashing sensation in intestines, as from water, before stool (rumbling before stool, Aloe).
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