Materia Medica

Wyethia

Poison-weed

Has marked effects on the throat, and has proven an excellent remedy in pharyngitis, especially the follicular form. Useful also in haemorrhoids. Irritable throats Of singers and public speakers.

Head

Nervous, uneasy, depressed. Dizzy. Rush cf blood to head. Sharp pain in forehead.

Mouth

Feels as if scalded; sensation of heat down cesophagus.

Throat

Constant clearing and hemming. Dry, pos- terior nares; no relief from clearing. Throat feels swollen: epiglottis dry and burning. Difficult swallow- ing. Constant desire to swallow saliva. Uvula feels elongated.

Stomach

Sense of weight. Belching of wind al- ternating with hiccough. Nausea and vomiting.

Abdomen

Pain below ribs of right side.

Stool

Ioose, dark, at night. Itching of anus. Constipation, zvith hemorrhoids; not bleeding.

Female

Pain in left ovary, shooting down to knee. Pain in uterus, tuuld outlinc its contour.

Respiratory

Dry, hacking cough, caused by ticlk- ling of the epiglottis. Burning sensation in the bron- chial tubes. Tendency to get hoarse from talking or singing; throat is hot and dry. [Bell.] Dry asthma.

Extremities

Pain in back: extends to end of spine. I'ain m right arm, with stiffness of wrist and hand. Aching pains all over.

Fever

Chill at 11 A. M. Thirst for ice-water dur- ing chill. No thirst with heat. Profuse sweat all night. Terrific headache durng sweat.

Relationships

Compare: Arum; Sang.: La li.

Dose

First to sixth potency. (Prickly Ash)

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 773. Public domain.

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