Bladder, irritation of. Dysmenorrhœa. Dysuria. Kidneys, pain in. Metritis.
MIMOSA
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Mitchella. Mitchella repens. Partridge-beans. N. O. Rubiaceæ. Tincture of whole plant. Clinical Bladder, irritation of. Dysmenorrhœa. Dysuria. Kidneys, pain in. Metritis. Characteristics Mitchella is a small trailing evergreen bearing a scarlet bean, and is common throughout the United States. It...
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Mitchella. Mitchella repens. Partridge-beans. N. O. Rubiaceæ. Tincture of whole plant. Clinical Bladder, irritation of. Dysmenorrhœa. Dysuria. Kidneys, pain in. Metritis. Characteristics Mitchella is a small trailing evergreen bearing a scarlet bean, and is common throughout the United States. It belongs to the same order as China, Coffea, and Ipecac., and shows its affinity with these in its power over hæmorrhages. Indian women drink a decoction of it before confinement to make labour safe and easy. Eclectics use a concentrated decoction as an application to sore nipples. T. C. Duncan, in his proving, induced pains and burning in the kidneys, and H. P. Hale, who observed the effect on a woman, has recorded some characteristic symptoms in the urinary and uterine sphere. A leading indica...
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Mitchella.
Mitchella is a small trailing evergreen bearing a scarlet bean, and is common throughout the United States. It belongs to the same order as China, Coffea, and Ipecac., and shows its affinity with these in its power over hæmorrhages. Indian women drink a decoction of it before confinement to make labour safe and easy. Eclectics use a concentrated decoction as an application to sore nipples. T. C. Duncan, in his proving, induced pains and burning in the kidneys, and H. P. Hale, who observed the effect on a woman, has recorded some characteristic symptoms in the urinary and uterine sphere. A leading indication is congestion of the uterus with bladder irritation as a concomitant.
Compare: In congested cervix associated with irritation of neck of bladder, Sep. (Mitch. has no general resemblance to Sep.), Eu. pu. (vesical irritation in women), Hydrocot. (Hdrct. has in addition heat and itching in vagina), Apis, Vespa (Vesp. has ulcer round os); Caul., Chim., Act. r., Helon., Puls., Senec., Uva ursi.
Depression, followed by buoyant spirits.─Inability to concentrate mind.
Severe frontal headache on waking.─Burning in vertex.─Throbbing in occiput.─Scalp sensitive to touch.
Eyes dull and heavy.
Burning in l. pinna.─Dull aching in r. ear.
Burning and prickling on tongue.
Swallowing difficult; tonsils enlarged, esp. l., painless.─Fauces dry.─Pharynx feels constricted, impeding swallowing.─Some enlargement of l. submaxillary gland.
Appetite impaired.─Eructations; acid.─Burning in stomach extending whole length of œsophagus.
Rumbling.─Whole alimentary tract feels cold; transverse colon tender to pressure.─Distension with flatus.─Griping.
Urging; thin stools.─Costive, fæces small, difficult; tenesmus.
Heat in kidneys; dull pain in.─Uneasiness in neck of bladder, urging to urinate; burning; 11 a.m.─Urethra (female) and neck of bladder swollen and irritated.─Increased quantity of urine, 1040, acid.─Urine high-coloured, white sediment.─Catarrh of bladder, esp. in women.─Dysuria accompanying uterine complaints.
Pain, drawing in r. testicle, 1 p.m.
Uterus irritated, severe pain in it, cervix engorged, dark red, swollen.─Engorged uterus; hæmorrhage, bright; with dysuria.─Amenorrhœa; dysmenorrhœa; menorrhagia; menses delayed.─Slow, feeble, ineffective labour pains.─False pains in last month of pregnancy.
Much mucus in bronchi.─Dry, hacking cough in morning.─Breathing difficult 11 a.m.
At heart: burning pains; uneasy feeling as if its action was being interfered with.─Beats irregular.
Aching pains running down back.─Dull pain: between shoulders; in kidney region.
All muscles feel sore.─Lassitude.
Aching and burning sensation in r. upper limbs.
Walk unsteady, inclines to fall to r.─Aching in lower limbs; in knee-joints.
Yawning, drowsy.─Woke in a fright; frightful dreams.
Chill over whole body with flushes of heat, very sensitive to cold air.
Mimosa.
Ankles, swelling of. Conjunctivitis, rheumatic. Rheumatism.
Mimosa is one of the remedies introduced and proved by Mure. The most notable symptoms were lancinations in the back and limbs, and "swelling and redness of left ankle with tension and lancination." This last symptom has been confirmed. The "sensitive plant" of our hothouses is M. Pudica, but the leaves of M. humilis, says Mure, "close at the least contact."
Indolent indifference.
Sensation: of heat in head; as if enlarged.
Inflammation of eyes; of l. eye.─Itching.─Vision dim halo round candle.
Whizzing in ears.
Sneezing and coryza.
Bleeding of gums.─Salivation.
Stomach-ache.─Borborygmi.─Flatulent colic.
Diarrhœa.─Frequent stools with colic.
Inflammatory swelling of scrotum.
Dry cough in morning.─Difficult breathing.
Violent lancinations in back.
Lancinations in legs and hands; now in arm, now in leg.
Twitching of arm, extending to chest.─Numbness of arm and r. hand, ceasing on movement.─Inflammatory swelling of l. hand.─Numbness of hands.
Trembling of legs.─Smarting pain in legs, with paralysis of knee.─Stiffness of bends of knees.─Swelling of l. ankle, with redness, tension, and lancination.
Prostration.─Pressure in nape and r. temple.
Pimples and pimply excrescences about legs and arms.
Yawning.─Drowsy in evening, with frequent waking at night.
Horripilation.
Remedy Profile
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- Origin Source Natural
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