Croton Eleuteria. Euphorbiaceae.
Tincture of the bark, which is bitter, aromatic and tonic in its effect, somewhat resembling Cinchona bark.
It is mentioned as curative in hemorrhages and intermittent fever, in Tschudi's Peru, vol. ii, p. 217. The provings are from Stapf's Archives, 15, 1, 184, and by A. Zumbrock; the clinical symptoms by Hering and Lippe.
No appetite, especially early in the morning.
Thirst for hot tea during heat. ~ Intermittent.
Aversion to smell of tobacco smoke.
Burning pressure in pit of stomach.
Slight tensive pressure in epigastric region, as after eating too much; the concussion of every step taken is painfully felt in region of stomach.
Uncomfortable pressure and tension in hypochondria, almost like incarcerated flatus, though associated with a feeling of hardness.
Occasional diarrhea, becoming gradually worse and more frequent, with backache and lassitude.
Constant slight urging, often with pain high up in rectum, gnawing in character.
Diarrhea alternating with hard, lumpy stools.
Constipation; stool hard, in pieces, covered with mucus.
Passes bright blood with or without stool, in large quantities, causing weakness.
Backache and weakness, inclination to lie down; a distaste for business.
Backache, muscles of both sides pained violently.
Great fatigue and lassitude, with weariness in the limbs.
The whole day greatest degree of lassitude, had to lie down, but was not refreshed.
Anxious heat of whole body and slight sweat, followed by drowsiness.
Sweat on back when walking in open air, with chilliness, amel. when standing still.
Heat, with thirst from warm drinks. ~ Intermittent.
As of swelling in throat.
Stitch: on left side.
Drawing: in temporal region.
Pain: in joints.
Burning: of ears; in orifice of urethra.
Burning pressure: in pit of stomach.
Pressive tensive pain: in right shoulder joint.
Tensive pressure: in epigastric region; in hypochondria.
Pressure: in abdomen.
Gnawing pain: high up in rectum.
Griping: in abdomen, preceding stool.
Soreness: in orifice of urethra.
Heat: of head.
Formicating pain: in calves.
Tickling: in trachea.
Itching: about eyes; of skin.
Source: | The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica Vol. 03, 1881 |
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Description: | Clinical materia medica of Cascarilla |
Remedies: | Cascarilla |
Author: | Hering, C.; Raue, C.G.; Knerr, C.B.; Mohr, C. |
Year: | 1881 |
Editing: | errors only; interlinks; formatting |
Attribution: | Legatum Homeopathicum |