Apis

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 513

Characteristic symptoms

One of our best remedies in many diseases of children and women (especially widows), also against suppressed exanthemata (scarlatina, measles and especially nettle-rash), also against every kind of erysipelas, but es\ cially against the traumatic form. It is also indi- 21* coated against wounds, especially punctured ones ; hydropic swellings ; herpes, boils ; arthritic nodes ; hysteric convulsions ; manias of different kinds, especially among women, and originating in the sexual organs ; hydrocephalus of children (nearly specific) ; apoplexia senilis ; nervous headaches, of bilious or gastric origin ; migraine originating in the central ganglia ; bald spots on the head ; blepharophthalmia of rheumatic or gouty origin ; iritis and corneitis ; spots and scars on cornea ; staphyloma (nearly specific) ; oedema of the eye ; fistula lachrymalis ; hordeola ; erysipelas of the face, especially one-sided, with pale red swelling ; neuralgia of the lips, the tongue and the gums ; swelling, inflammation, suppuration and carcinoma of the tongue ; inflammation of tongue, mouth and throat ; angina diphtheritic ; erysipelatous ulcers in throat ; pneumonia infantum ; cardialgia ; metastasis of nettle-rash to the stomach and bowels ; diaphragmatitis, splenitis ; abdominal inflammations and dropsies ; diarrhœa in the morning, hands blue and cold ; chronic diarrhœa, especially in subjects inclined to biliousness and erysipelas ; haemorrhoids ; urinary troubles, especially strangury, cystitis, albuminuria, diabetes, gleet ; ovarian diseases, as inflammations, pain, hypertrophy, swelling and dropsy ; hypertrophy and dropsy of the uterus ; menstrual difficulties ; swelling and neuralgia of the pudenda ; imminent danger of abortion ; menorrhagia ; hysteria ; carcinoma mammae (relieves at least the pains) ; pleuritis, hydrothorax ; inflammation and dropsy of the pericardium ; panaritium ; podagra ; arthritis of the knee (also after gonorrhœa) ; intermittent fevers, coming on in the afternoon in pure uncomplicated paroxysms.

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