Glonoine
Allen, Keynotes and Characteristics with Comparisons of Some of the Leading Remedies of the Materia Medica, 3rd ed., 1910, p. 129
Keynotes
Nitro- glycerine. C3H5 (AT02) O3.
Nervous temperament; plethoric, florid, sensitive women; persons readily affected.
Bad effects of mental excitement, fright, fear, mechanical injuries and their later consequences; from having the hair cut (Acon., Bell.).
Head troubles : from working under gas-light, when heat falls on head; can not bear heat about the head, heat of stove or walking in the sun (Lach., Nat. c.).
Cerebral congestion, or alternate congestion of the head and heart.
Head: feels enormously large; as if skull were too small for brain ; sunstroke and sun headache ; increases and decreases every day with the sun (KaL, Nat. c.).
Terrific shock in the head, synchronous with the pulse. Throbbing, pulsating headache ; holds head with both hands; could not lie down, “the pillow would beat.’’
Brain feels too large, full, bursting; blood seems to be pumped upwards ; throbs at every jar, step, pulse.
Intense congestion of brain from delayed or suppressed menses ; headache in place of menses.
Headache : occurring after profuse uterine haemorrhage ; rush of blood to head, in pregnant women.
Violent palpitation, with throbbing in carotids; heart’s action labored, oppressed; blood seems to rush to heart, and rapidly to head.
Convulsions of children from cerebral congestion; meningitis, during dentition, cases that seem to call for Belladonna.
Children get sick in the evening when sitting before an open coal fire, or falling asleep there.
Flushes of heat; at the climacteric (Amyl., Bell., Lach.) ; with the catamenia (Fer., Sang.).
Relationship p. 130
Compare: Amyl., Bell., Ferr., Gels., Meli, Stram.
Aggravation. — In the sun, exposure to sun’s rays ; gas-light; overheating; jar; stooping; ascending; touch of hat ; having the hair cut.