Materia Medica

Populus Candicans

Balm of Gilead

Seems to have a remarkable power over acute colds, especially when accompanied by a deep, hoarse voice, or even aphonia. Genneral insensibility of surface (worse, back and abdomen) ; rubbing and pounding born with- out pain, and is grateful on account of warmth pro- duced. Finger-ends thickened, horny; insensible to pinching and pricking. Instantaneous voice-produce. [Coca.]

Head

Discusses her symptoms with every one. Hot head with cold extremities. Cold-sores on lips. [Nat. mur.] Tongue feels thick and numb. Burning irritation of eyes, nose, mouth, throat, and air passages.

Respiratory

Acute hoarseness. Throat and nos- trils burn. Sits bent forward with dry cough. Pharynx and larynx feel dry, and the voice weak and toneless. Rawness and soreness of chest and throat. Cough of children caused by naso-pharyngeal catarrh; mucus drops from posterior nares.

Dose

Tincture.

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 601. Public domain.

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