Daphne mezereum

Lippe, Keynotes of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1915, p. 79

Keynotes

Swelling of the bones and caries of the same.

Semi-lateral complaints.

Ailments accompanied by chilliness.

Spreading soreness and burning pain in the mucous membranes.

Stooped walk in aged persons.

Emaciation, bloodedness of the face and swelled abdomen in children.

Scrophulosis.

Inflammations on the verge of suppuration.

Violently itching eruption, worse from scratching, and when becoming warm in bed.

Burning in the skin.

Decayed teeth.

Confluence of water in the mouth.

Flaky urine.

Stomach-ache in children.

Chilliness with violent thirst, without desire to be warmed.

Prolapsus ani with constriction.

Contact and motion aggravates the condition.

There is an evening aggravation until midnight.

Aggravation from warm food like bryonia and pulsatilla.

Keynotes (Mezereum Daphne) p. 108

Paralytic tension in the limbs and twitching of the muscles.

- Burning in internal parts and quivering in external parts.

External chillingéss is associated with the internal burning.

Heaviness in the limbs.

Sensitiveness to cold air is a strong indication for its use.

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