Arundo
Reed
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 88
A remedy for catarrhal states. Hay-fever.
Head
lItching; falling off of hair; roots of hair painful. Pustules. Pain in occiput, extends to right ciliary region. Deep seated pain in sides of head.
Ears
Burning and itching in auditory canals. Eczema behind ears.
Nose
Hay-fever begins with burning and itching of palate and conjunctiva. Annoying itching in the nostrils and roof of the mouth. [Wyethia.] Coryza; loss of smell. [Nat. mur.]} Sneezing, itching of nostrils.
Mouth
Burning and itching; bleeding of gums. Ulcers and exfoliations in the commissures. Fissures in tongue.
Stomach
Coldness in stomach. Longing for acids.
Abdomen
Movement as from something alive. Flatulence pain at pubic region.
Stool
Greenish. Burning at anus. Diarrhœa of nursing children. [Cham.; Calc. phos.]
Urine
Burning. Red sediment. [Lyc.]
Male p. 89
Pain in spermatic cord after embrace.
Female p. 89
Menses too early and profuse. Neuralgic pains from face to shoulders and pubis. Desire with vaginal pruritus.
Respiratory p. 89
Dyspnœa; cough; bluish expectoration. Burning and pain in nipples.
Extremities p. 89
Itching, burning; oedema of hands and feet. Burning and swelling of soles. Copious and offensive sweat of feet.
Skin p. 89
Eczema; itching and crawling, especially of chest, upper extremities. Fissures in fingers and heels.
Relationship p. 89
Compare: Anthoxantum—sweet vernal grass (a popular medicine for hay-fever and coryza). Lolium; Cepa; Sabad.; Silica.
The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.