Ledum palustre
Lippe, Keynotes of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1915, p. 100
Marsh-Tea.
Keynotes
Painful knots on the joints.
The heat of the bed is insupportable, on account of the heat in the limbs.
In the evening heat in the hands and feet.
Rheumatic tearing from the heat of the bed, mostly in the evening until mid-night.
Hot swelling of the painful joints.
Dropsical swelling of single parts or in internal organs or of the whole skin.
Emaciation of the affected parts.
Bad effects from the abuse of spirituous liquors.
Perspiration in the palms of the hand.
Gout.
The pains in the joints are aggravated by mo-- tion.
Boils, especially on the extremities.
Hives.