Abies Nigra homeopathic medicine

                              Abies Nigra

Characteristics.-The grand characteristic of Abies nig. is a sensation in the cardiac end of the stomach or in the oesophagus where it enters the stomach, as if a hard body, as a hard-boiled egg, had lodged there. (China has the lump under the sternum, but higher up. Feeling in the epigastrium as if food were lying there, Pul., Bry.) Where, this symptom is present, whether in dyspepsia, lung disease (when the sensation is as if there was a hard substance to be coughed up) with or without haemoptysis, constipation, &c. Ab. n. will be, the most likely remedy. The dyspepsias caused by abuse of tea or tobacco have been cured by it. Wakeful at night with hunger. 

Causation.-Tea. Tobacco.

SYMPTOMS.

Mind.-Very low-spirited and melancholy.-Nervousness.-Unable to think or study.

Head.-Dizziness.-Bad feeling in head.-Dull headache; severe.-Head hot, with flushed cheeks.

Ear.-Pain in l. external meatus.

Throat.-Choking sensation in throat.-Sensation of something sticking in oesophagus toward its lower end.

Appetite.-Hungry and wakeful at night.-Total loss of appetite in the morning, but great craving for food at noon and night.

Stomach.-Pain in the stomach always comes after eating.-Painful sensation as if something were lodged in chest, mostly on r. side of sternum, which had to be coughed up, though nothing comes, after taking food that disagreed.-Frequent eructations.-Continual distressing sensation about stomach as if everything was knotted up; worse whenever debilitated.- 

Stool.-Constipation.

Female Sexual Organs.-Menstruation delayed three months.

Heart.-Heavy, slow beating of heart; sharp, cutting pains.

Generalities.-Rheumatic pains, and aching in the bones.-Alternate heat and cold.

Sleep.-Sleepy during the day, but wakeful and restless at night.-Very bad dreams.

Abies Canadensis homeopathic medicine

                                                     

                       Abies Canadensis

Characteristics:-Abies can. has been only imperfectly proved, but it has marked symptoms which will serve to indicate it in any case of disease in which they may be prominent: Great appetite, tendency to over-eat; gnawing, hungry, faint feeling in epigastrium. According to Hale it has cured: "A light-headed feeling, attended with a gnawing, hungry, faint feeling at epigastrium, craving hunger which, if gratified, was followed by distension of the stomach and hard beating of the heart." Among the peculiar sensations are: A feeling as if the right lung and liver were small and hard; pain beneath right scapula. The patient lies with the legs drawn up. Shivering as if the blood turned to cold water

SYMPTOMS.

Mind.-Quiet, careless, but easily fretted.

Head.-Tipsy feeling, a swimming of the head; light-headed.

Eyes.-Sensation as of a stye in outer canthus of l. eye.

 Appetite.-Gnawing, hungry, faint feeling at the epigastrium.-Craving for meat, pickles, and other coarse food.-Some thirst.-A tendency to eat far beyond the capacity for digestion.

 Stomach.-Distension of the stomach and epigastrium; burning.

 Abdomen.-Sick feeling in the bowels.-Rumbling in the bowels after eating, with great 

appetite.-Sensation as if the liver were small and hard; as if bile were deficient.

Stool and Anus.-Burning in rectum.-Constipation.

Urinary Organs.-Urinates frequently day and night; urine straw-coloured.

Female Sexual Organs.-Thinks the womb is soft and feeble (thinks would cause abortion).-Sore feeling at the fundus of uterus; > by pressing.

Respiratory Organs.-Breathing laboured.-Sensation as if the right lung were small and hard.

Heart.-Action of the heart laboured.-Increased action of the heart with distension of the stomach.

Neck and Back.-Pain behind the right shoulder-blade.-Weak feeling in sacral region.-Feeling as of cold water between the shoulders.

Generalities.-Hands cold, shrunken.-Skin cold and clammy.-Lies with the legs drawn up.-Great prostration, wants to lie down all the time.-Very faint, as if top of head were congested.-Twitching of the muscles.

Sleep.-Gaping, drowsy.-Great restlessness at night, with tossing from side to side.

Fever.-Cold shivering all, over as if blood turned to ice-water.-Chills down back.