Theridion

Orange-spider

Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 640

Nervous hyperesthesia. Has affinity for the tubercular diathesis. Vertigo, sick headache, peculiar pain around heart region, phthisis florida, scrofula have all been treated successfully with this remedy. Sensitive to noise; it penetrates the body, especially teeth. Noises seem to strike on painful spots over the body. Rachitis, caries, necrosis. Phthisis, stitch high up in left apex. [Anthrax.] Where the indicated remedy does not hold long.

Mind p. 641

Restless; finds pleasure in nothing. Time passes too quickly.

Head p. 641

Pain worse anyone walking over floor. Vertigo, with nausea and vomiting on least motion, particularly when closing eyes.

Eyes p. 641

Luminous vibrations before eyes; sensitive to light. Pressure behind eyeballs. Throbbing over left eye.

Nose p. 641

Discharge yellowish, thick, offensive; ozzena. Pease Thuja.]

Stomach p. 641

Seasickness. Nausea and vomiting when closing eyes and on motion. [Tabac.] Stinging pain on left side over anterior aspect of spleen. Burning in liver region.

Respiratory p. 641

Pain in upper left chest. [Myrt.; Pix.; Anis.] Pain in left floating ribs. Cardiac anxiety and pain. Pinching in left pectoral muscle.

Back p. 641

Sensitiveness between vertebræ; avoids pressure on spine. Stinging pains.

Skin p. 641

Stinging thrusts everywhere. Sensitive skin in thighs. Itching sensations.

Modalities p. 641

Worse, touch; pressure; on shipboard; riding in carriage; closing eyes; jar; noise: coitus; left side.

The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.

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