Belladonna
January 9, 2010 by
H.C.Allen
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Adapted to bilious, lymphatic, plethoric constitutions; persons who are lively and entertaining when well, but violent and often delirious when sick. Women and children with light hair and blue eyes, find complexion, delicate skin; sensitive, nervous, threatened with convulsions; tuberculous patients. Great liability to take cold; sensitive to drafts of air, especially when uncovering the [...]
| Adapted to bilious, lymphatic, plethoric constitutions; persons who are lively and entertaining when well, but violent and often delirious when sick.
Women and children with light hair and blue eyes, find complexion, delicate skin; sensitive, nervous, threatened with convulsions; tuberculous patients. Great liability to take cold; sensitive to drafts of air, especially when uncovering the head; from having the hair cut; tonsils become inflamed after riding in a cold wind ( Acon. , Hep. , Rhus – takes cold from exposure of feet, Con. , Cup. , Sil. ). Quick sensation and motion; eyes snap and move quickly; pains come suddenly, last indefinitely and cease suddenly ( Mag. p. ). Pains usually in short attacks; cause redness of face and eyes; fulness of head and throbbing of carotids. Imagines he sees ghosts, hideous faces, and various insects ( Stram. ); black animals, dogs, wolves. Fear of imaginary things, wants to run away from them; hallucinations. Violent delirium; disposition to bite, spit, strike and tear things; breaks into fits of laughter and gnashes the teeth; wants to bite and strike the attendants ( Stram. ); tries to escape ( Hell. ). Head hot and painful; face flushed; eyes wild, staring, pupils dilated; pulse full and bounding, globular, like buckshot striking the finger; mucous membrane of mouth dry; stool tardy and urine suppressed; sleepy; but cannot sleep ( Cham. , Op. ). Convulsions during teething, with fever (without fever, Mag. p. ); come on suddenly, head hot, feet cold. Rush of blood to head and face ( Amyl. , Glon. , Mel. ). Headache, congestive, with red face, throbbing of brain and carotids ( Mel. ); < from slight noise, jar, motion, light, lying down, least exertion; > pressure, tight bandaging, wrapping up, during menses. Boring the head into the pillow ( Apis , Hell. , Pod. ). Vertigo when stooping, or when rising after stooping ( Bry. ); on every change of position. Abdomen tender, distended < by least jar, even of the bed; obliged to walk with great care for fear of a jar. Pain in right ileo-coecal region, < by slightest touch, even of the bed-cover. The transverse colon protrudes like a pad. Skin: of a uniform, smooth, shining scarlet redness; dry, hot, burning; imparts a burning sensation to examining had; the true Sydenham scarlet fever, where eruption is perfectly smooth and truly scarlet. Pressing downwards as if the contents of abdomen would issue from the vulva; > standing and sitting erect; worse mornings ( Lil. , Mur. , Sep. ). Relations. – Complementary: Calcarea. Belladonna is the acute of Calcarea, which is often required to complete a cure. Similar: to, Acon. , Bry. , Cic. , Gels. , Glon. , Hyos. , Mel. , Op. , Stram. Aggravation. – From touch, motion, noise, draught of air, looking at bright, shining objects ( Lys. , Stram. ); after 3 p. m.; night, after midnight; while drinking; uncovering the head; summer sun; lying down. Amelioration. – Rest; standing or sitting erect; warm room. |
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