Ranunculns bulbosus
Allen, Keynotes and Characteristics with Comparisons of Some of the Leading Remedies of the Materia Medica, 3rd ed., 1910, p. 240
Buttercup. Ranunculacece.
Keynotes
One of our most effective remedies for the had effects of alcoholic beverages ; spasmodic hiccough; delirium tremens.
Day blindness; mist before eyes; pressure and smarting in eyeballs (Phos.).
Muscular pains about margins of shoulder blades in women of sedentary employment, often burning in small spots (Agar., Phos.) ; from needle-work, type writing, piano playing (Act).
Pains : stitches, sharp, shooting, neuralgic, myalgic or rheumatic in walls of chest, coming in paroxysms; excited or brought on by atmospheric changes ; inflammatory; depending upon spinal irritation (Agar.).
Pleurisy or pneumonia from sudden exposure to cold, while, overheated, or vice versa (Acon., Arn.). Corns sensitive to touch, smart, burn (Salyc. ac.). Intercostal rheumatism; chest sore, bruised, < from touch, motion or turning the body (Bry.) ; in wet, stormy weather (Rhus).
Shingles : preceded or followed by intercostal neuralgia (Mez.) ; vesicles may have a bluish appearance.
Relationship
Compare: Acon., Arn., Bry., Clem., Euphorb., Mez. Incompatible : with Sulph. and Staph. Aggravation. — Contact; motion; atmospheric changes, especially, wet stormy weather (Rhus).