Borax

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 521

Characteristic symptoms

Diseases of the mucous membranes, particularly of the mouth, throat and ears. Aphthae and aphthous ulcers on the inside of the cheek. Catarrhal complaints in damp and cold weather ; unwholesome skin, small wounds suppurate and ulcerate ; phagedenic blisters; erysipelatous inflammation; herpetic eruptions; anxious sleep with starting ; anguish and fear of getting infected ; easily frightened ; low-spirited and peevish, especially in children, with crying and fretting; headache with nausea and trembling; plica polonica; redness round the eyes, after crying; inflamed eyelids, with tears during daytime and agglutination at night ; inflammation and swelling of the ears with otorrhœa ; ulcer in the nostril with sensation of throbbing and tension ; coryza, with green thick discharge; erysipelas in face ; swelling, heat and redness of the cheek, with lacerating pain in the malar bone, and great pain when laughing ; herpes on the upper-lip and round the mouth ; dull, griping toothache in hollow tooth ; the gums bleed easily ; aphthae and ulcers in the mouth and on the tongue, a great deal of mucus in the throat ; dyspepsia with diarrhœa aftei eating ; vomiting of phlegm ; pressure and stitches in the region of the spleen increased by turning or when riding tenacious, viscid, yellow slime with stool, with pain in the small of the back ; yellow, mucous diarrhœa ; green stools in an infant; fetid urine with acrid smell; menses too early; easy conception ; severe drawing in the muscles of the chest ; pains in the small of the back.

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