Petroselinum

Carum petroselinum, Benth.

(Petroselinum sativum, Hoffm., Apium petroselinum, L.)

Natural order, Umbelliferae.

Common names. Parsley, Petersilie, Le Persil.

Preparation, Tincture of the whole plant.

Aidhority, Bethmann, Archiv. f. Horn., 18, 3, 34, symptoms observed.

Sexual Organs

Discharge of a milky fluid from the ?tref/i7'a (fifth day).

* Orifice of the urethra agglutinated with mucus (sixth day).

(Yellow discharge from the urethra.)

(Albuminous discharge from the urethra.)

* Slight burning in the navicular fossa tvhile urinating (fifth day).

Drawing and sticking in the navicular fossa, that after urinating changed to a cutting biting (fifth day).

(Crawling rather than burning, extending from the perineum through the whole urethra, while urinating.)

Creeping crawling in the isthmus of the urethra, in the morning, in bed (fourth day).

At first a creeping crawling, then a pressure in the urethra, in the region of Cowper’s glands, in the morning in bed, relieved while standing and sitting (fifth day).

Drawing followed by itching of the navicular fossa.

Drawing and pressure just behind the navicular fossa.

* (Frequent voluptuous tickling in the navicular fossa.)

* Frequent desire to urinate, recurring nearly every half hair, caused by a crawling stitch behind the navicular fossa.

* (Priapisms, without curvature of the penis.)

Profuse emission, towards morning.

Conditions

Aggravation.

(Toward morning). Emission.

(Morning), In bed, creeping crawling in the isthmus of the urethra; crawling, then pressure, in the region of Cowper’s glands

( While urinating). Burning in the navicular fossa; crawling through the urethra.

Amelioration

( While standing and sitting). Crawling and pressure in the region of Cowper’s glands.