Secale cornutum

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Secale cornutum. Spurred Rye. Ergot of Rye. The black, horn-like spur into which the grains of Rye (Secale cereale, N. O. Gramineae) are changed by the fungus сlaviceps purpurea. N. O. Fungi. Tincture of The fresh spurs collected just before harvest.

 Abortion, threatened. After-pains. Albuminuria. Anus, incontinence of; open. Asthenopia. вladder, paralysis of. вoils. сarbuncles. сataract. сhilblains. сholera; infantum. сhorea. сonvulsions. сramps. Diabetes. Diaphragm, cramp in. Diarrhoea. Distortions. Dysphagia. Epilepsy. Epistaxis. Feet, cramps in; burning of; coldness of. Fibroma. Gangrene. Gastritis. Glands, swelling of; suppuration of. goitre. Haematuria. Haemorrhages. Haemorrhagic diathesis. Heart, palpitation of. Hiccough. Hysteria. Impotence. Liver, enlargement of. Lochia, fetid. Lumbago. Menstruation, excessive. Metrorrhagia. Milk, suppressed. Miscarriage. Morvan s disease. Myelitis; diffusa. Nails, degeneration of. Neuralgia. Night-sweats. Numbness. Oesophagitis. Ovaries, tumours of. Paralysis; post-diphtheritic; spastic. Placenta, retained. Post-partum haemorrhage. Pregnancy, false pains of. Purpura, Raynaud s disease. Small-pox, haemorrhagic. Spinal irritation. Stammering. Stomach, cancer of. Strabismus. Stricture, spasmodic. Thrombosis. Tongue, biting of. Typhoid. Ulcers. Uterus, inertia of; neuralgia of; prolapse.

 Rye and grasses are apt to be affected with the Ergot disease in damp seasons, and when grown on damp, ill-drained lands. If breeding cows are turned on pastures where infected grasses grow they are very liable to drop their calves. Ergot has been known as a hastener of parturition from remote times. Its other actions have been for the most part learned from the terrible epidemics of Ergotism which have occasionally devastated districts in which Rye infected with Ergot has been ground into flour and eaten by the population. Death takes place in convulsions; or else from gangrene and consequent exhaustion; or from exhausting haemorrhages or discharges, as diarrhoea. Many who escape immediate death are reduced to a cachectic state, from which they never recover; are paralysed, have limbs distorted and senses impaired. In general the sufferer retains a clear intellect and a good, even abnormally good, appetite to the last. The nervous symptoms of Sec. are convulsive. The body is at times rigid; at times rigidity alternates with relaxation. This is especially seen in the hands, which are either clenched or have the fingers spread widely apart (a keynote symptom). The muscles of the face and abdomen twitch. There is incontinence or retention of urine. Spasmodic retching, the stomach is violently contracted. Through the like action on the vaso-motor nerves there is first contraction and then dilatation of blood-vessels; the fingers turn bluish black. This stagnation leads to dry gangrene of the parts. Sec. shrivels up the skin, makes it dry and harsh; sallow complexion. It is therefore suited to-thin, scrawny women, feeble and of cachectic appearance; women of irritable, nervous temperament; of pale, sunken countenance. To very old, decrepit persons. On the other hand, it is also suited to: Irritable, plethoric subjects. Women of very lax muscular fibre; everything seems loose and open; no action, vessels flabby: passive haemorrhages, copious flow of thin, black, watery blood. For Sec. lessens the coagulating power of the blood. and produces a haemorrhagic diathesis; persistent, offensive bleeding. Small wounds bleed persistently. Purpura comes within this category. One grand characteristic of Sec., which will determine its selection in many cases, is: from rubbing. This may accompany haemorrhages, loss of other fluids, debility, or skin affections. In the later stages of ergotism there is anaesthesia. The discharges are exhausting and offensive. Diarrhoea is peculiar, involuntary; with wide-open anus. The boils in which Sec. is indicated are small and painful, with green contents, mature very slowly, heal slowly, and are very weakening. The eyes are affected in various ways: Pustulous conjunctivitis; suppuration of cornea; dilated pupils, distortion, and strabismus; ptosis; suppressed tears. сatarrh has been caused in many instances. Lying doubled up in bed. Motion and any exertion. Wants to be fanned. Warm applications .

 Antidoted by: сamph., Op. сompatible: сhi. Teste classes Sec. with сhi. in his Ferrum group), Ars., Aco., вell., Merc., Pul. сompare: In labour, сinnamon ( In post-partum haemorrhage, сinnamon increases labour-pains, controls profuse or dangerous flooding, is always safe, while Ergot is always dangerous. -H. с. Allen). Labour-like pains, Pul., Sul., вell., сalc., сaul., Gossyp., Lil. t., Sep., Vib. o. сold skin, cannot bear to be covered, сamph. Uncovering, Aco., сalc., сamph., Fer., Iod., Lyc., Pul., Sul., Ver. Haemorrhages, вovist. (flow between periods; menses flow mostly or only at night or early morning; puffy condition of body; parts feet enormously large), Mitchella (less passive, blood brighter, dysuria with the haemorrhage), Trill. p. (bright red and profuse, faint feeling, rapid, feeble pulse), Ham. (with hammering headache), Erig. (flow in fits and starts; with dysuria), Ust. (flow bright red, partly clotted). Fer. ph., сhi. Haemorrhagic diathesis, Lach., Phos. сholera, shrivelled up, gangrene, burning sensation, Ars. (but Ars. is by heat). сholera collapse, сamph. (sudden), Ver. (cold sweat on forehead). Follicular pharyngitis, K. bi. сold surface, sunken, pale face, blue lips, tingling in limbs, speech stuttering, Lach. Action on blood-vessels, вar. c. Diarrhoea discharged with great force, Samb., сrot. t. Anus wide open, Apis, Phos. Threatened abortion at third month, Sabi. сholera morbus, сolch. Diabetes, Plb. вurning feet, cramp in calves, Sul. Eyes cold washing). Exophthalmic goitre, Lpus., Scut., Thyr. Spastic paralysis, Lath. Old persons, сon. Twitching, coldness, chilblains, cholera, also botan., Agar. сompare also: Ergotinum, which sometimes acts when Sec. is indicated and fails (see case under Ergotinum).

 Lifting (= abortion). Injury (= gangrene). Sexual excess.

 Discouragement and timidity. Great anxiety. Sadness and melancholy. Great anguish. Furor, with desire to jump into the water. Madness and inclination to bite. Fear of death. Mania. Weakness of the intellectual faculties (stupid, half-sleepy condition; moaning). Mental alienation. Delirium. Loss of consciousness. - сonsciousness seems to continue to the last breath; and just before death it seems as though the patient would improve.

 Head confused and stupefied (unconsciousness with heavy sleep, preceded by tingling in head and limbs; in haemorrhages from the uterus). Sensation as from intoxication while undressing. Vertigo as from intoxication. Stupefaction, with tingling in head and pain in limbs, which are.
 Eyeballs sunk deep in the sockets; and surrounded by blue margins. Pupils spasmodically contracted or else dilated. - сonvulsed eyes. Squinting. Pain in eyes, with feeling as if spasmodically rotated. Fixed, wild look. - сataract, hard or soft; with headache, vertigo, and roaring in ears. Suppuration of cornea;
 Humming and roaring in ears; and hardness of hearing. Undue sensitiveness of hearing, even slightest sound re-echoed in head and made her shudder. Transient deafness.
 Sneezing. Nose feels stopped yet watery discharge runs from it. Nose stopped left side as with a solid plug. Nose-bleed: blood dark, runs continuously, with great prostration, small, thread-like pulse; in old people or drunkards; in young women; from debility.
 Face discoloured, pale, yellow, wan, with eyes hollow and surrounded by a blue circle. Distorted features. Livid spots on face. Face of a deep red. Swelling of face. Tingling in face. Forehead hot. Muscular twitchings, usually begin in face and then spread all over body, sometimes increasing to dancing and jumping. Lips bluish or deathly pale. Lips and mouth painfully contracted (spasmodic distortion; risus sardonicus).

 Lockjaw. Grinding of teeth. Loosening and falling out of teeth. - вleeding from gums. Difficult dentition.
 Very offensive breath. Increased secretion of saliva. Dryness of mouth, with thirst. Haemoptysis. Sanguineous or yellowish green foam before mouth. Tongue discoloured, brown or black; or else loaded with a thick coating (of mucus). Painful tingling in tongue and throat. Swelling of tongue. Stammering, embarrassed, indistinct, weak speech; as if the tongue were paralysed; or there were resistance to be overcome. Twitching of tongue. Frequently bites tongue.
 Dryness of throat. - вurning sensation or troublesome tingling or crawling in throat. Follicular pharyngitis; hawks up little follicular exudation. Paralysis of muscles of swallowing and speaking; in danger of choking. Inflammation of the oesophagus.

 Dulness of the taste. - вurning, insatiable thirst. Unnatural appetite, even when dying from exhausting discharges from bowels. Insatiable hunger, especially for acid things.

 Frequent risings. Disgust, especially for meat and fatty things, and nausea. - сontinuous nausea;
 Abdomen excessively inflated and tight. - сuttings and tearing pains in abdomen. Inflammation and gangrene of the liver. Liver enlarged. - вurning (or coldness) in abdomen. Fixed, burning pains in splenic and lumbar regions. Pains in the loins as from false labour pains. - сolic, with pains in sacrum and thighs, frequent risings, and vomitings. Painful colic, with convulsions. Sensation of excessive coldness in abdomen and back. - вurning sensation in abdomen. Strong pulsation in umbilical region. - вorborygmi. Pains in hypogastric region.
 Constipation, with continued and ineffectual want to evacuate. Loose, frequent evacuations, with serous, slimy, or else discoloured or brownish faeces. Diarrhoea of a putrid smell. Diarrhoea, with sudden prostration of strength. Involuntary (very watery) evacuations. Offensive, watery diarrhoea (in child-bed). - сholera; diarrhoea after the cholera. Diarrhoea: frequent brown discharges, dark-coloured; very offensive; thin, olive green; very exhausting; pernicious. Haemorrhage from the bowels. Expulsion of worms. Paralysis of rectum and anus. Anus wide open.

 Suppressed secretion of urine. Scanty, hot, burning urine. Emission of urine, drop by drop, difficult, scanty, with continued want to urinate. White urine, clear like water. Increased secretion of urine. Urine retained. - вladder paralysed. Enuresis: of old people; pale, watery, or bloody urine. Haematuria; bloody, albuminous urine; thick black blood. Urinary deposit like white cheese.
 Numerous erections, even after coition. After lightness in occiput, strong dragging in spermatic cord, so that testes seemed drawn up to inguinal ring. After sexual excess palpitation of heart. Weak memory after exhausting coition; impotence. - сhronic spasmodic stricture of urethra.
 Catamenia too profuse and of too long duration, sometimes with violent spasms. Metrorrhagia of a black, liquid blood, flowing especially during a slight movement, sometimes with tingling in legs and great debility. Discharge of blood during pregnancy. Labour ceases, and instead twitchings and convulsions. Too long and too painful after-pains. Suppression of milk. Miscarriage (esp. in third month). Defective contraction of uterus after miscarriage. Swelling and warts on the cervix uteri, which is partially open. Gangrene of vaginal mucous membrane, with a dark, slate colour. Vagina hot or cool. Sanguineous congestion in uterus. Offensive discharge from uterus causing her to vomit (Ussher). Lochia scanty and fetid, or of too long duration and sanguineous (followed by fever and inflammation of uterus). Puerperal convulsions. Female genital organs in general; pains like labour pains, which are protracted for a long time, skin cold and no wish to be covered, &c.; labour pains ceasing; labour pains too weak; abortion in the characteristic patients. H. N. G. - сancer and gangrene of uterus. Prolapse of uterus.

 Heavy, anxious breathing, with moaning. Spitting of blood, with or without cough. Feeble voice, inaudible, stammering. Expectoration of blood during violent efforts to breathe. Voice hoarse and hollow. Painless aphonia in morning, as the day goes on he gets hoarse (produced. R. T. с. Anxious and obstructed respiration, with sighs and sobs.
 Dyspnoea and oppression of chest. Suffocating oppression of chest, with cramp in diaphragm.

 Praecordial tenderness. Painful sensation over heart. Praecordial anxiety. Violent spasmodic palpitation of heart. Pulse small, very rapid, contracted; frequently intermittent; fluttering, slow, depressed.

 Stiffness of nape of the neck. Profuse miliary eruption on nape of neck and chest. Sensation of coldness in back. Pain in back and small of back. Tingling and insensibility in back (extending to tips of fingers and toes). Severe pain in (lower) back.
 Drawing, crawling, tearing, and tingling in limbs and joints. Distortion of limbs. Jerks and convulsive movements in limbs, which manifest themselves especially at night, often also periodically, and which are by stretching the parts violently. - сontraction of hands, feet, fingers, and toes. Limbs become cold, pale, and wrinkled, as after being a long time in hot water. Disagreeable sensation of sleep and formication in limbs. - сramps in legs, calves, arms, hands, and toes. - вurning of hands and feet. Fuzzy feeling in limbs. - сold gangrene of the limbs; the dead part separates at the joints and drops off. Trembling of limbs. Weakness, heaviness, and torpor of limbs. Numbness, insensibility, and coldness of limbs, especially tips of fingers and toes.
 Spasmodic curvature of the arm, with drawing in the part. - вurning sensation in the hands. Swelling of the hands, with black pustules. Oedematous swelling in the wrist. Distortion of the hands. Tingling, crawling, with numbness and insensibility in finger-tips. - сontraction, distortion, and turning back of the fingers. Spasms with fingers spread apart. Peculiar prickling in tips of fingers that are very sensitive to cold after awhile they began to suppurate, and later the nails separated from their matrix and fell off one after another, leaving an unhealthy granulating surface. Degeneration of pulp of nails, the nails are raised.
 Lassitude and soreness in the legs. - сontraction of the legs and toes. Distressing cramps in calves and soles, especially at night. - вurning sensation in (swollen) feet. Distortion of feet. Swelling of feet, with black pustules. Feet seem asleep and stiff. Mortification of toes. Gangrena senilis. Tingling in toes.

 For female complaints chiefly, and especially when occurring in thin, scrawny, wrinkled females or children. Skin is cold, but the patient does not wish to be covered up. - сopious vomiting of a mixture of thick, black, pitchy, bilious, and slimy matter. Dry gangrene, particularly on right side, beginning in toes and running up the limb. Amaurosis occurring in patients characteristic of this drug; hard hearing; blue colour around eyes. From stretching out the limbs. Drawing, tearing, and tingling in the limbs and joints. Violent and wandering spasmodic pains. - сramps in legs, arms, and chest. - вurning sensation in all parts of the body, as if caused by sparks. Tonic spasms; of all extensors. Tetanus. Epileptiform convulsions. General atrophy and emaciation. Rapid emaciation of paralysed parts. Unsteady gait; unsteadiness of the whole body; trembling; rapid sinking of strength. - сollapse when the patient cannot bear covering. Syncope. Great lassitude and indolence. Paralysis. - сomplete mortification of some parts by sphacelus. Affections in general of right side; crooked limbs; sensation of deadness in any part. Loss of sensation throughout the body.

 Skin sallow, lead-coloured, flaccid, and shrivelled. Skin rough and dry. Torpor and insensibility of the skin. Miliary eruption, especially on chest and nape of neck. Petechiae. Purpura haemorrhagica. Ecchymosis. Furunculi. Swelling and pain without inflammation; coldness, blue colour, gangrene. - вlack, gangrenous pustules. - вlackness of outer parts; crawling on the skin as of insects. Subcutaneous tingling. General desquamation of epidermis. Ulcers that turn black; skin withered and gangrenous. Heat, with thirst and want of perspiration. Sanguineous vesicles, which turn to gangrene, in the limbs. Anthrax becoming gangrenous.

 Strong inclination to sleep and coma. Deep, lethargic sleep. Sleeplessness, with agitation and dry heat. - сoma with delirium, starts, and fright.

 Violent shivering, followed by violent internal burning heat, with violent thirst. Excessive coldness in back, abdomen, and limbs. - сoldness of surface of body; especially of extremities and face; dryness. Dry heat, with quick pulse, agitation, and sleeplessness. Small, suppressed pulse (generally slow and contracted, sometimes intermittent, only slightly accelerated during the heat). Pulse unchanged, even with the most violent attacks. - сold perspiration. - сold, clammy sweat all over, especially above waist-line.

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