Piper nigrum
Black Pepper
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 520
Sensation of burning and pressure everywhere.
Mind
Sad, apprehensive. Unable to concentrate; starts at any noise.
Head
Heavy headache, as if temples were pressed in; pressure in nasal and facial bones. Eyes inflamed and burning. Red burning face. Bursting aching in eyeballs. Nose itches; sneezing; nosebleed. Lips dry and cracked.
Throat
Sore, feels raw, burns. Burning pain in tonsils.
Stomach
Gastric discomfort. Full feeling. Great thirst. Flatulence. Tympanites. Colic and cramps.
Chest
Dyspnœa, cough with pain in chest in spots, feels as if spitting blood. Palpitation, cardiac pain, slow intermittent pulse. Great flow of milk.
Urinary
Burning in bladder and urethra. Difficult micturition. Bladder feels full, swollen; frequent inclination without success. Priapism.
The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.