Myrtus communis

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Myrtle. Closely allied to Granatum, the Pomegranate-tree. N. O. Myrtaceae. Tincture of fresh shoots and leaves. Tincture of fresh flowering shoots and leaves.

 Catarrhal fevers. сhest, stitches in. сoryza. сough. Tuberculosis.

 Myrt. com. is an unproved remedy, the symptoms of the Schema being entirely clinical. Hering gives an account of it. It has a very powerful action on the left lung, especially the upper part. It is to the upper left lung what Oxal. ac. is to the lower. This is the keynote: Pain in upper left lung going right through from the front to the left scapula. сases of phthisis, haemoptysis, hepatisation, lung syphilis having this symptom present have been cured with Myrt. The pain is mostly stitching, but may be throbbing, aching, or burning. It is evening, evening; with great lassitude in afternoon. This last symptom is important. So is evening of cough and of tickling in lungs.

 Compare: Pains through left chest to scapula, Therid., Illic., Pix., Sul. Pain through lower lobe of left lung, Oxal. ac.) сompare also: Phos., вry.

 Coryza with cough.

 Dryness in throat; pains in throat and chest, with expectoration of blood.

 Dry, hollow cough, from tickling in upper anterior lobes of lungs; evening; great lassitude in afternoon. - сough, coryza, and catarrhal fever setting in with every atmospheric change.
 Pain in chest; acute; pressing; cough with tightness. Pain in upper part of left chest through to shoulder,.

 Catarrhal fevers with pain in elbow and knee-joints, with dry, hollow cough, caused by tickling in upper and front part of lungs, especially in morning, evening, accompanied by lassitude in afternoon.