Dr Reckeweg Hydrocotyle Asiatica 1X (Q) and 50 similar items

Hydrocotyle asiatica(Mother Tincture) Tincture of whole fresh plant. Common Name: Indian Penny wort Causes Symptoms for Hydrocotyle asiatica The skin and the female generative organs are the chief seats of the drug's action. Acne, eczema, copper-colored eruption, papular eruption on face, intolerable itching marks Hydrocotyle. Hypertrophy and induration of connective tissue. Difficult expectoration of bronchial mucus with short breath. Constriction of heart, with quiet and regular pulse. Mind and Head Indifference with talking disposition, is relieved with Hydrocotyle. Painful drawing in almost all cranial nerves indicates Hydrocotyle Intense pain with some swelling in posterior part of skull. Eyes, ear, nose Pricking in eyes with watering of eyes. Throbbing in right ear, ringing in, with stoppage, Confused noise in left, blowing sound in the ear indicates Hydrocotyle. Stoppage of nose, eruptions on the nose, red are relieved with Hydrocotyle. Mouth and Throat Whitish spots on left upper and under sides of tongue is resolved with Hydrocotyle. Esophagus dry and rough, burning and pricking in esophagus. Redness of tonsils. Pain over the cheek bones is an indication for Hydrocotyle. Stomach and abdomen Hydrocotyle is used for crampy pains in stomach, without nausea and flatulent colic is an indication of Hydrocotyle. Violent contractions of intestines and obstruction in hepatic region. Stool and Anus Stools increased with Burning and itching in anus. Urinary complaints Irritation of the neck of the bladder, increased secretion of urine. Heat and itching in vagina is a characterestic of Hydrocotyle. Frequent desire to urinate. Irritation of urethra is an indication for Hydrocotyle. Male complaints Hydrocotyle acts on the male sexual organs for prostate complaints. Bruised feeling in all the muscles. Female complaints Pain in ovarian region and in whole uterus, especially left side. Heat in bottom of vagina, pricking and itching at its orifice indicates Hydrocotyle. Neck and Back (description exceeds maximum possible length)