Eryngium maritimum

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Sea Holly. N. O. Umbelliferae. Tincture of whole plant, including root.

 Cough. Debility. Fever. Herpes. Sexual weakness. Skin eruption.

 The maritime Eryngium (the beautiful plant growing on sand-hills by the sea, with holly-like leaves of a pale blue colour with metallic lustre, in general appearance much more resembling a thistle than an umbellifer) has been proved by one prover only, E. в. Ivatts, but the symptoms show considerable resemblance to those of Eryng. aquat. Pains in the eyes, groins, larynx, nape of neck, sinking at epigastrium, and weakness of the male sexual organs appear in both. вut the Eryng. m. has its symptoms more prominently on the right side. сompare also Phelland. aquat., сonium, and other Umbellifers.

 Light and unusually cheerful; on awaking in the morning so merry commences to sing in bed (usually heavy and drowsy).

 Pain at back of right eye, left eye feeling weak. Inclination to close eyes to shut out moving objects.

 Great dryness of throat, larynx, and lips.

 Loss of appetite. Sinking feeling at pit of stomach.
 All viscera seemed prostrated and as heavy as lead. Dull continuous pain in bowels. Pain in one spot in right groin.

 Increased flow of urine; very red; thick on standing.
 Insensibility of corona glandis; absence of desire (secondary action); power of erection quite gone.

 Voice low; larynx feels weak. Occasional stomach cough during the day, sending a spasmodic pain to the head. Occasional darting pains through lungs to back.

 Pain at nape compelling the support of head on hand or against something. Occasional shooting pains under left scapula.
 Veins of hands at back appear contracted and depressed so as to be hardly visible, though generally full and prominent.
 Sore, pain in muscles inside right thigh just above knee.

 Circulation deadened, or as if stagnated; still great determination of blood to surface.

 Patch of eruption half the size of palm of hand came out in cluster where pain had been the day previous, like fine pin-heads, points feeling rough to fingers; died away next day leaving red areola.

 Chills commencing at nape, going down shoulders and back. - сhills predominate, little fever heat.