Materia Medica

Tarentula Hispania

Spanish Spider

Remarkable nervous phenomena; hysteria with chlorosis; chorea, dysmenorrhcea, spinal irritability. Extreme restlessness; must keep in constant motion. Hysterical epilepsy.

Mind

Sudden alteration of mood. Foxy. De- structive impulses; moral relaxation. Must constantly busy herself or walk.

Head

Intense pain, as if thousands of needles were pricking into brain. Vertigo. [Granatum.]

Male

Sexual excitement; lasciviousness reaching almost to insanity; seminal emissions.

Female

Vulva dry and hot, with much itching. Profuse menstruation, with frequent erotic spasms. Pruritus vulva; nymphomania. Dysmenorrhoea, with very sensitive ovaries.

Heart

Palpitation; pracordial anguish, sensation as if heart twisted and turned around.

Extremities

Weakness of legs ; choreic movements. Numbness of legs. Multiple sclerosis, with trembling. Turitching and jerking.

Modalities

Worse, motion, contact, noise. Bette', in open air, music, bright colors, rubbing affected parts. H'orse, seeing others in trouble.

Relationships

Compare: Agar.; Cimicif.; Cupr.: Mag. phos. Antidote: Lach.

Dose

Sixth to thirtieth potency.

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 723. Public domain.

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