Ustilago maydis

Corn-smut

Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 662

Flabby condition of uterus. Hemorrhage. Congestion to various parts, especially at climacteric. Crusta lactea. [Viola tric.]

Head p. 663

Very depressed. Full feeling. Nervous headache from menstrual irregularities. Aching in eyeballs, with much lachrymation.

Male,—Uncontrollable masturbation. Spermatorrhœa, with erotic fancies and amorous dreams. Emissions, with irresistible tendency to masturbation. Dull pain in lumbar region, with great despondency and mental irritability.

Female p. 663

Vicarious menstruation. Ovaries burn, pain, swell. Profuse menses after miscarriage; discharge of blood from slightest provocation; bright red; partly clotted. Menorrhagia at climaxis. [Calc. c.; Lach.] Oozing of dark blood, clotted, forming long black strings. Uterus hypertrophied. Cervix bleed easily. Postpartum hemorrhage. Profuse lochia.

Fever p. 663

Abundant sweat. Pulse at first accelerated then enfeebled. Palpitations.

Extremities p. 663

Muscular debility, sensation of boiling water along the back. Clonic and tetanic movements. Muscular contractions, especially of lower limbs.

Skin p. 663

Alopecia. Tendency to small boils. Skin dry; eczema; copper-colored spots. Pruritus; sunburn. Psoriasis. (internally and externally.)

Relationship p. 663

Compare: Secale; Sabin.; Zea Italica. (Possess curative properties in skin diseases, particularly in psoriasis and eczema rubrum. Mania for bathing. Impulse to suicide, particularly by drowning. Easily angered. Appetite increased, voracious, alternating with disgust for food. Pyrosis, nausea, vomiting, better drinking wine.)

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

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