Cubeba
Cubebs
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 243
Mucous membranes generally, but especially that of the urinary tract, are chiefly affected by this remedy. Frequent urination of a nervous origin.. Leucorrhœa in little girls. aN
Urine p. 244
Urethritis, with much mucus, especially in women. Cutting after urination, with constriction. Hematuria. Prostatitis, with thick yellow discharge. Cystitis.
Respiratory p. 244
Catarrh of nose and throat, with fetid odor and expectoration. Mucus trickles from posterior nares. Rawness of throat and hoarseness.
Relationship p. 244
Compare: Cucurbita; Copaiva; Piper meth.; Sandal.
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