Gastritis. Paralysis. Tenesmus.
AGROSTEMA GITHAGO
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Agrostema Githago. Lychnis garbage. Corn-cockle. N. O. Caryophyllaceæ. Trituration of the seeds, which are poisonous and contain Saponine. Preparations of an active principle Githargin. Clinical Gastritis. Paralysis. Tenesmus. Characteristics Our knowledge of this plant is derived almost entirely...
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Agrostema Githago. Lychnis garbage. Corn-cockle. N. O. Caryophyllaceæ. Trituration of the seeds, which are poisonous and contain Saponine. Preparations of an active principle Githargin. Clinical Gastritis. Paralysis. Tenesmus. Characteristics Our knowledge of this plant is derived almost entirely from cases of poisoning in persons who have eaten bread containing the seeds. Sensations of burning predominate. There is also vertigo and headache and in some cases coma. Locomotion is impaired, and there is difficulty in remaining erect. Relations Compare: Lathyrus, Secale. 2. Head Vertigo.─Headache.─Sensation of heat and burning rises into vertex from l. lower jaw; almost makes her crazy. 8. Mouth Mouth dry and hot.─Palate has a red margin.─Burning on palate in a short time (Githargin). 11. ...
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Agrostema Githago.
Our knowledge of this plant is derived almost entirely from cases of poisoning in persons who have eaten bread containing the seeds. Sensations of burning predominate. There is also vertigo and headache and in some cases coma. Locomotion is impaired, and there is difficulty in remaining erect.
Compare: Lathyrus, Secale.
Vertigo.─Headache.─Sensation of heat and burning rises into vertex from l. lower jaw; almost makes her crazy.
Mouth dry and hot.─Palate has a red margin.─Burning on palate in a short time (Githargin).
Nausea and vomiting.─Burning from stomach along œsophagus to throat and in chest.─Knife-like pains in stomach at times.
Constipation with tenesmus.─Diarrhœa with tenesmus.─Burning in bowels and rectum.
Tearing along spine.
Difficult to remain erect.─Locomotion impaired.
AGROSTEMA GITHAGO
(Com Cockle)
PHARMACY- Agro. Agrostema githago. Com cockle. Lychnis githago.
N. 0. Caryatides. Caryophyllaceae. Trituration of the seeds, which are poisonous and contain Saponin. Preparations of an active principle Githargin.
Historical dose: All potencies.
CLINICAL - Gastritis. Paralysis. Tenesmus.
HOMEOPATHIC- Knowledge of this plant is derived almost entirely from cases of poisoning in persons who have eaten bread containing the seeds.
Agrostema's active constituent is Saponin. Agrostema causes violent sneezing and sharp burning taste, burning in stomach, which extends to esophagus, neck and breast. Sensations of burning. Vertigo, headache and coma. Impaired locomotion, difficulty remaining erect.
Back - Tearing along spine.
Head - Headache. Sensation of heat and burning rises into vertex from left lower jaw, almost makes her crazy. Vertigo.
Mouth – Dry and hot. Palate has a red margin. Burning on palate in a short time.
Rectum - Constipation with tenesmus. Diarrhea with tenesmus. Burning in bowels and rectum.
Stomach - Nausea and vomiting. Burning from stomach along esophagus to throat and in chest. Knife-like pains in stomach at times.
RELATIONS- Compare: (I) Lath., Sec.
REFERENCES - Clarke.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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