Nettle-rash. Pricking pains.
ARUM DRACUNCULUS
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Clinical Applications
Arum Dracunculus. A. dracunculus, Willd. N. O. Araceæ. Tincture of root. Clinical Nettle-rash. Pricking pains. Characteristics A. dracun. is commonly cultivated in gardens. It has a fetid smell which is apt to cause headache. The following effects of pounding the root and tearing up leaves and st...
General Description
Arum Dracunculus. A. dracunculus, Willd. N. O. Araceæ. Tincture of root. Clinical Nettle-rash. Pricking pains. Characteristics A. dracun. is commonly cultivated in gardens. It has a fetid smell which is apt to cause headache. The following effects of pounding the root and tearing up leaves and stems have been observed: Styptic metallic taste at back of mouth. Pricking, mingled with intolerable itching in fingers, as if hand plunged among nettles. On rubbing the fingers together, sensation as if a vast number of stings were driven perpendicularly into them.
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Arum Dracunculus.
Clinical
Characteristics
A. dracun. is commonly cultivated in gardens. It has a fetid smell which is apt to cause headache. The following effects of pounding the root and tearing up leaves and stems have been observed: Styptic metallic taste at back of mouth. Pricking, mingled with intolerable itching in fingers, as if hand plunged among nettles. On rubbing the fingers together, sensation as if a vast number of stings were driven perpendicularly into them.
Arum Dracunculus
Pharmacy
arum-dru. Arum dracunculus. Dracunculus vulgaris. N.0. Araceae. Southern Europe. Tincture of root. Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies.
Clinical
Nettle rash. Pricking pains.
Herbal
Arum-dru. is commonly cultivated in gardens. It has a fetid smell which is apt to cause headache. A styptic metallic taste at the back of the mouth was observed after pounding the root and tearing up leaves and stems.
Homeopathic
Pricking, mingled with intolerable itching in fingers, as if hand plunged among nettles. On rubbing the fingers together, a sensation follows, as if a vast number of stings were driven perpendicularly into them.
References
Boericke. Clarke.
wine, brandy, coffee. Itching is worse at 6 p.m. Hoarseness at 9 p.m. Damp weather worse. Unconquerable drowsiness in the morning. Copious night sweat, especially on the chest, smelling of ivy.
Relations
Compare: (1) Aeth., Pic-ac. (2) Anac. - brain-fag.
References
Boericke. Clarke.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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