Allium cepa

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 529

Characteristic symptoms

Filiform pains ; aggravation by the heat of the room ; bad effects from dampness and cold; injuries from chilling vegetables (cucumbers, salads); effects from wet feet; diseases in phlegmatic indolent constitutions ; diseases of children, particularly catarrhs, gastricismus or helminthiasis; articular rheumatism; fainting fits; coma; bad effects from intoxication; eruptions; measles, nettlerash, warts, bunions, brittle nails, abscesses, glandular swellings ; carbuncles ; contusions, gimis, poisonous wounds from bites; intermittent and epidemic fevers; catarrhal headaches ; catarrhal ophthalmias, ecchymosis, ulcers and spots of the cornea ; catarrhal otorrhœa , with difficulty of hearing and surring in the ears ; coryza, with watery corroding discharge ; watering of the eyes ; headache and aggravation in a warm room ; stomacace ; scorbutus ; catarrhal angina, tonsillitis, ulcers in the throat ; gastric difficulties and colic, especially in children, also in gormandizers and topers ; helminthiasis ; ascites ; diarrhœas morning and night ; haemorrhoids ; rhagades in ano ; vesical catarrhs ; nephritic colic ; stone in the bladder ; weakness of the bladder ; too copious micturition ; spasm of the sphincter- vesicae ; after-pains last too long ; white swelling of the knee in parturient women ; hoarseness, bronchial catarrh, asthma.

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