Materia Medica

Cajuputum (Oleum Wittnebianum)

Cajuput Oil

Acts like Oil of Cloves. A remedy for flatulence and affections of the tongue. Sense of enlargement. Causes copious diaphoresis. Retrocedent gout. Neuralgic af- fections not inflammatory. Nervous dyspncea.

Head

Feels much enlarged. As if he could not get himself together. [Baptisia.]

Mouth

Persistent sensation of choking. Spasmodic stricture of csophayus. Constricted sensation on swal- owing solid food. Tongue feels swollen, fills whole

Stomach

Hicrough, on slightest provocation.

Abdomen

Flatulent colic; tympanites. [Tereb.] Nervous distention of bowels. Urine smells like cat's urine. Spasimodic cholera.

Modalities

Worse, about 5 A. M.; night.

Relationships

Compare: Bovist.: Nux mosch.; Asaf.; Ign.: Bcpt.

Dose

First to third potency. · (5 drops of oil.) 163

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 160. Public domain.

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