RANUNCULUS GLACIALIS.
R. Glacialis, Linn.
Natural order
, Ranunculaceæ.
Common names
, Carlina or Cacline
(mountaineers of Viq.).
Preparation
, Tincture of the whole plant.
Authorities.
Dr. Coddé, of Spoleto,
Journ. de la soc. gal, 1855, vol. 6, p. 729; 1,
Mon. F., took tincture; 2, Dr.
Coddé, took 1 drop of the 3d dil., at 10 P.M.; 2a, same, took a month later a drop of the
9th dil., at 11 P.M.
HEAD.
►
Towards 9.30 A.M., when walking in the open air, enormous weight in the
head, vertigo; it seems to me that I an seized with an incipient fit of
apoplexy. A cup of café au lait
caused this sensation to cease, and the dizziness did not return, [2]. ►
Headache, [1]. ► Behind the head, in the region of the
cerebellum, sense of tension, [2]. ►
Just before daybreak, drawing headache, more on the right side than the
left, which ceased on my getting up, [2].
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
►
When lying in bed, breathing becomes difficult, [2a].
CHEST.
►
When turning in bed, slight internal pain in the infero-posterior
portion of the chest, [2a]. ► After three days, in the evening, feeling
of compression in the whole chest, [2a].
► A little before midnight I could
not endure the weight of the corverlet on the chest, [2a]. ►
Stitches in the right side, [1].
SLEEP.
[10.]
► Sleeplessness at night, [2]. ►
Broken sleep, at night, [2a].
FEVER.
►
Coldness even on the thighs, [2a].
► General perspiration, [1]. ►
General and copious nocturnal sweat, more abundant on the thighs, [2]. ►
At day-break slight perspiration all over, [2a].® 2000
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