Rumex crispus
rume-criYellow Dock Is characterized by pains, numerous and varied, neither fixed nor constant anywhere. Cough caused by an incessant tickling in the throat-pit, which tickling runs down to the bifurcation of the bronchial tubes. Touching the throat-pit brings on the cough. Worse from the least cold air; so that all cough ceases by covering up all the body and head with the bedclothes. Rumex diminishes the secretions of mucous membranes, and at the same time exalts sensibility of the mucous membranes of
Rumex crispus — Materia Medica
Rumex crispus — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Dry, sensitive mucous membranes. Stickiness, with burning. Every cold affects the joints. Sharp pains; neuralgias, etc. Obesity. .................... Eyes burn, indoors; puffed in A.M. Dry posterior nares. Sneezing attacks. Sodden complexion. Hawks out much tenacious mucus. Throat feels hollow. Ravenous appetite. Borborygmi. Sudden, profuse, foul, early morning diarrhœa (5-9 A.M.); after catarrh; in phthisis. Respiration < wind. Suffocative choking. Dyspnœa, on retiring. EVERY BREATH OF COLD AIR CAUSES TICKLING, as from a feather or dust, IN THROAT-PIT, AND CONTINUOUS COUGH; > closing or covering mouth or head. Profuse, frothy expectoration. Pain from r. ovary to back. Pain, rawness or burning under clavicle (l); as if the air penetrated there. Chest sore. Pain under sternum; under l. nipple. Heart seems impeded, then heavy pulsation through chest. Pain in l. shoulder on coughing or raising arm. Right scapula. Spasmodic cramps in ankles and feet. Skin itches if exposed to air. Acne vulgaris on back. Sudden sleepiness.
Rumex crispus — general · H.C. Allen
For the tubercular diathesis, extremely sensitive skin and mucous membranes.
Rumex crispus — modalities · H.C. Allen
Aggravation: Cool or cold air; lying down (Hyos.). Amelioration: Warmth; keeping mouth covered to exclude cold air.
Rumex crispus — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
COOL AIR: INHALING. Open air. Raw changes. Uncovering. Night. Pressure; on trachea.
Rumex crispus — modalities better · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Covering mouth. Wrapping up.
Rumex crispus — throat · H.C. Allen
Sensation of lump in throat; descends on swallowing, but returns immediately. Raw sensation in larynx and trachea when coughing (Caust.). Urine; involuntary with cough (Caust., Puls., Sil.).
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