Rhus venenata

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 584

Characteristic symptoms

Chills up and down the back, when warm or in bed ; aggravation just before rain, in the morning, by rest and mental labor ; hot and dry skin, with great restlessness ; fine vesicular eruptions on an erysipelatous base, with itching and burning ; boils ; gloominess, absence of mind ; great swelling of the head, face and hands, with sharp, irritative fever ; vesicular inflammation of the ear, exuding a yellow watery serum ; cedema of the eyelids ; scalded feeling of the tongue ; salty, slimy, flat, rough taste ; intense redness of the tongue, cheeks and fauces ; sore throat, with redness and swelling ; great thirst ; distress in the stomach and umbilicus ; abdomen bloated and painful to the touch ; rumbling and griping pains in abdomen, worse before stool ; stiff neck and rheumatic pains between shoulders.

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