Kent's - Classical Homeopathy Online

enough. Sanguinaria has a hunger, but it is not for food; aversion at the thought and smell of food. can eat a wolf meal, and so can .It is a false hunger with the headache in Sanguinaria. "Burning in stomach; with headache andchill".Belching up of acrid fluids in asthma; hay asthma. Sanguinaria palliates asthma associated withstomach disorders. Do not forget in asthma from stomach troubles.Liver complaints; pains and aches and sense of fulness.Bilious trouble described in general terms. It seems as if the liver makes an enormous quantityof bile, but there is a gastro- duodenal catarrh, so that the bile is regurgitated into the stomach insteadof going down, and it is eructated as bitter, green, yellow fluid; vitiated bile. This is a peculiar thing. Ifyou watch a chronic Sanguinaria patient you will notice that the stomach will be disordered for a week;spitting up bile; much flatulence; sour hot eructations; then all at once this will disappear, and adiarrhoea, which fairly floods him, comes on suddenly; a bilious, liquid, gushing stool. , Sanguinaria, and cure this alternation of diarrhea and constipation."Os uteri ulcerated; fetid, corrosive leucorrhoea"."Distension of abdomen in the evening and flatulent discharges by vagina from os uteri, whichwas constantly open; at same time a pain passing in rays from nape of neck to head"."Chronic dryness in throat, sensation of swelling in the larynx and expectoration of thick mucuswhen associated with dryness, rawness, burning and smarting". "Whooping cough; constricted,spasmodic action across throat beneath jaws; cough worse at night with diarrhea". Cough worse atnight with diarrhoea is the feature this remedy is prescribed for. "Severe cough occurring afterwhooping cough, when patient takes cold, which partakes of the spasmodic nature of whoopingcough". An adult takes cold and has a spasmodic cough, like whooping cough.He says it is a stomach cough, because there is a gagging with it. In all there is burning anddiarrhoea."Distressing, dry, spasmodic, exhaustive coughs, especially in children; worse towards night,lying down, going into a cold room to sleep; feeling of rawness and burning in bronchi". The tracheaseems so sore; and it is sore; a bolus of food passing down the esophagus can be plainly felt; he canoutline the part where the food passes.SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS [sars] [Kent’s]Sarsaparilla is suitable in low forms of chronic disease, especially in complex states resultingfrom mixed miasms; especially in cases of sycosis and syphilis; cases made complex by ,sycosis, syphilis, and psora. Weakness stamps itself on the whole economy, as in andother remedies. The tissues become flabby, refuse to heal when injured, ulcerate from slight causes.After an injury an open sore remains and is indolent or becomes phagedenic and spreads like and . Weakness over the whole body; a paralytic feeling. In the mental sphere itmanifests itself in a dazed state, he is unable to comprehend, the mind is slow, it is a weaknessbordering on imbecility, which in the end it may reach.Weakness of the mind and the tissues.All the organs are slowed down, weak, sluggish, become congested. Weakness and dilatation ofthe veins, tendency to form varices in the limbs, varicose ulcers, haemorrhoids, varicose veins of theface and body. The face is often red and discolored in patches. When the circulation is feeble the partsturn blue, over the shin bones; on the backs of the feet, toes; blue spots like approaching senilegangrene. Useful in old age when black and blue spots appear on the backs of the hands and elsewhere.Moist, itching, scurfy, and scabby eruptions. The skin of the backs and the palms of the handsbecomes thick and indurated with a bran-like scurf resembling psoriasis, intermingling with blue spots.This remedy has many features as to cold and heat. The use of heat internally aggravates allcomplaints, but there is an external coldness relieved by heat: taking warm food and drink aggravates;wants cold food, but heat applied externally is grateful. also produces great weakness of tissue, with venous stasis, ulceration and gangrene.But the two remedies, though similar in appearance, differ in regard to heat and cold.The stomach is in a most miserable condition. Flatulence, continuous nausea, eructations andvomiting of sour food. Always complaining of fermentation and uneasiness of the stomach as if he hadovereaten or as if the food had spoiled; digestion is slow and feeble.Organs become tumid and congested. The throat, tongue, and mouth look as if about to ulcerate;purple spots look as if they would break down, but remain intact for weeks and months.Edema of tissues, of the lower extremities, on pressure; dropsical conditions; Bright's disease.