Cupressus Australis

Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 500

Natural order, Coniferae.

Proving by A. B. Jenner, Esq., and two others, with the tincture ; Month. Horn. Rev., 9, p. 544.

Mind

He is in much better spirits.

V-Am in frontal region, rather dull than acute.

Sharp piercing pain from left occiput to lett temple.

Increase of appetite, followed by loathing of food.

Voracious appetite.

Feeling of warmth in stomach.

Pricking pains from kidneys to bladder, with increased desire to urinate, which comes away in a smaller stream than usual.

Feeling of constriction along the course of the urethra, particularly towards neck of bladder.

Itching of glans penis, and orifice of urethra.

Aching pain in periuseum and in spermatic vessels, with feeling of weight in testes.

Dull aching pain in lumbar region.

V&\n in shoulders, especially on joint of right shoulder, extending down to elbow.

Pinching-drawing pain in knees, and along lymphatics of legs.

Sharp, shooting pain in patellae, and in bend of knees.

Feeling of tension in calves of legs, with occasional spasmodic twitchings, and a feeling of general malaise, all over body.

Increased heat of body, without thirst.