Moschus moschiferus

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Moschus moschiferus, L. сlass, Mammalia; Order, Ungulata; Family, вovidae; Tribe, Moschina. Preparation: Trituration of the inspissated secretion continued in the preputial follicles.

 Emotional. Excitement similar to that which is caused by wine; with increased frequency, fullness, and softness of the pulse, continuing two hours (after a few minutes). Sudden loss of his senses; in this condition he thought that his fingers and ties were cut off; against which he remonstrated with such rapid and confused speech that nothing could be gathered from it. He began to rave, spoke very low, as though afraid of disturbing some one; saying pst, pst, pst, then began to sigh deeply, and to play with the buttons of his waistcoat, as though taking them off and putting them on; this lasted ten or eleven minutes, and then consciousness returned (after half an hour). It made her feel quiet and self possessed; no fear of anything; is usually nervous and timid. Very good-humored, although annoyed he was unable to say anything, yet it seemed to him as though he should be angry (after two hours), Low spirits. Anxiety, as if something were about to happen. Great anxiety. Mood very anxious. Very anxious; she always started up in fright if anyone opened the door, and her body trembled visibly (after three hours). He was extremely anxious about death; after trituration three minutes, he began to say, This is my death, became deathly pale, and in ten minutes fell down in a faint (speedily resorted by сamphor). She spoke of nothing but that she must die (from triturating ten minutes). Fretful mood (first hour). She is very fretful, yet would weep every moment. Very peevish; he sprang up, with wild anger, and did not know what to do with himself from rage, until he struck a vessel that stood near him, when he became better (after five hours and a half). Very violent anger; she would not be quieted by anything, but continued to rave until the mouth was quiet dry, lips blue, eyes staring, and face deathly pale, when she fell to the ground (after ten minutes). While sitting unemployed, and then again restless and running about, he scolded at every one he saw, and seemed to be afraid of only me (after five hours). Intellectual. He sits in thought, talks aloud to himself, but indistinctly; strikes with his hands, then suddenly cries our ah, ah. (after thirteen minutes). She sits in thought, strikes her hands together, makes various gestures, so that others fear she will lose her reason, disappearing in half an hour (after twenty-four hours). Dulness of mind, with diminished memory. Stupid feeling in head (after ten minutes). A stupid feeling in forehead (after fifteen minutes). Distraction of mind that prevented work. No memory, though he answered every question; if a former question was repeated he gave a confused answer, as though thinking of something else. Memory suddenly vanished, with a pressive sensation upon the vertex. So forgetful that he did not know what had just happened; this was repeated daily, but disappeared after three days (after twelve hours). Stupor of the brain. Half stupefied; she was taken into the open air (after five minutes) where she recovered her senses (after ten minutes). A stupefaction with vertigo, so that he was obliged to sit down, and while sitting, felt as though he would fall, and therefore held on to a chair (after two hours). A kind of stupefaction, and all the objects in the room seemed large black figures, which would spring upon him. A kind of dizzy stupefaction, so that he thought he could not see or hear, yet he saw and heard everything. Loss of mind for whole hours; on coming to his senses, he complained of sticking in the joints of the fingers (after twelve hours). сoma.

 Eye.
 Objective. Eyes staring, very glistening, quite prominent, with loss of senses, so that he could not answer questions, although he heard everything. Stiffness of the eyes (after four minutes). Eyes stiff, protruding from their orbits. Subjective. Pressure in both eyes, as from sand. An irritation in both external canthi, relieved by rubbing (after sixteen hours). вiting in the eyes, as from smoke, with lachrymation (immediately, from the odor). Itching in the eyes, so that she was obliged to rub them (after half an hour). вrow and Orbit. Stupefying pressure on the left eyebrow. A sensation above the margin of the orbits, as if a dull instrument were pressed into the brain. Lids. The upper lids seem swollen, with a pressive sensation in them (after thirteen hours). Lachrymal Apparatus. Lachrymation of the left eye, as if she were weeping. Profuse lachrymation of the left eye, with pressure. вall. Distortion of both eyes, outward. Vision. Eyes dim, with a pressive pain in the inner canthus (after twenty-two hours). Eyes dim; pupils dilated (after ten minutes). Dimness before the eyes. Sudden dimness before the eyes, so that she thought she would become blind. A dizzy unsteadiness before the eyes on the least motion of the head, as if something moved rapidly up and down (immediately, even from the odor). вlack points a few times before the eyes. Loss of vision, with contracted pupils (after nine minutes).
 Ear.
 External. Discharge of much wax from the left ear (second day). As many as three drops of wax flowed from the right ear, only at night (fourth day). Pressive pain in the left concha, as if the ear had been pressed against the head, during the first twenty- four hours). Middle. Fluttering in the left ear, as if a flea were in it (after five hours). Sudden, very transient rushing into the ear, as from the fluttering of a large bird, now in the right, now in the left side (after sixty hours). Rushing in both ears, as in faintness (after three hours). Sensation as though a gentle wind were blowing, in the left ear (after two hours). Violent rushing in both ears, as from a violent wind. Hearing. Difficult hearing; one was obliged to speak loud to make him understand. сrackling in the right ear, with a disagreeable sensation, for which she has no expression (after twenty-three hours). Rustling in the left ear and a sensation as though a flea were in it. A frightful sound in the right ear, like the firing of a cannon; some drops of blood came from the ear.
 Nose.
 Objective. Severe fits of sneezing. Sneezing always on triturating Moschus, together with a pressive pain in the middle of the nasal bones, during the first five minutes. Sneezing several times every day, with tickling in the nose, followed by burning (after eight hours). Violent sneezing; the nose previously stopped by dry catarrh became suddenly free after a copious clearing out. Frequent very violent sneezing, always with discharge of a few drops of blood (after twenty-four hours). Very profuse fluent coryza, with a peculiar burning, alternately in the right and left nostril. вleeding from the nose. Momentary nosebleed (from the odor). Subjective. Sensation as of the crawling of an insect in the tip of the nose, which he frequently tried to wipe away without effect, until it disappeared of itself (after twenty-eight hours). Violent tickling in the nose, which changed to burning.
 Face.
 Objective. Redness of the face, without perspiration (after two days). Paleness of the face (after four minutes); with perspiration. Face earthy pale (after two hours). The facial muscles became very much drawn, so that he could not be recognized. Subjective. Tension in the facial muscles, as though too short. Redness of the right cheek, without heat, and paleness of the left cheek, with a sensation of heat in it (after thirty hours). сheeks. Transient cooling burning on the right zygoma (after twenty- eight hours). Transient pressure on the left zygoma, frequently recurring. Lips, Upper lip swollen. сhina Moving the lower jaw, as though chewing.

 Confusion and Vertigo. Head confused, and almost dizzy. сonfusion of the head, as in intoxication. сonfusion of the head; the upper part seems tense, though without pain. Vertigo. Sensation of vertigo in the head. Vertigo amounting even to loss of consciousness (after ten minutes). Slight dulness in the head, amounting to vertigo. Vertigo on stooping, that disappears on rising (after five hours). Vertigo, with a sensation as though whirling violently, so that she was obliged to lie down; with desire for black coffee (after thirty hours). Vertigo, nausea, and vomiting, at the same moment. Vertigo, with a kind of nausea; associated with a pressive, somewhat throbbing headache, over the whole posterior portion of the head, with some drawings, as with a thread (extending into the spine, as far down as the first lumbar vertebra). Vertigo, with sudden faintness. Vertigo, with great rush of blood to the head, lasting two hours; better in the open air (during the first five minutes). A kind of vertigo on moving the lids relieved in the open air (after two hours). Vertigo, as though she were standing very high, and would fall. Vertigo, so that she thought that she fell from a height. Vertigo, as if intoxicated; he was unable to walk alone. Vertigo, so that he could not walk alone; he reeled from side to side in the room (after three hours). Vertigo, as if all objects were moving (after ten minutes). Vertigo, as if intoxicated; everything that she looked at seemed to move (after ten minutes). Vertigo, as if everything were turning in a circle, at first very slowly, then faster and faster; at last it seemed as though she were floating in the air, then she became stupefied, and in this stupefaction it seemed as though she fell from a great height, and she lost her consciousness (after ten minutes). Vertigo, like a whirling, that soon disappears (after five hours). Vertigo, as if intoxicated, so that he was obliged to steady himself to prevent falling. Sudden vertigo, with dimness before the eyes, so that he could make no movement whatever (after six hours). Vertigo, so that she thought that she fell from a height. Vertigo, as if intoxicated; he was unable to walk alone. Vertigo, so that he could not walk alone; he reeled from side to side in the room (after three hours). Vertigo, as if all objects were moving (after ten minutes). Vertigo, as if intoxicated; everything that she looked at seemed to move (after ten minutes). Vertigo, as if everything were turning in a circle, at first very slowly, then faster and faster; at last it seemed as though she were floating in the air, then she became stupefied, and in this stupefaction it seemed as though she fell from a great height, and she lost her consciousness (after ten minutes). Vertigo, like a whirling, that soon disappears (after five hours). Vertigo, as if intoxicated, so that he was obliged to steady himself to prevent falling. Sudden vertigo, with dimness before the eyes, so that he could make no movement whatever (after six hours). A kind of aching in the head, extending deep into the brain (after thirty-one hours). The whole head hurts; a drawing, here and there, as far as the nape of the neck, where it is a tension, better in the open air, much worse in the house (after one hour). Painful drawing in the head, from the occiput to the ears, and from the ears into the teeth, more on the right side (after three hours). A pressive pain deep in the brain. Pressive pain over the whole head (after two days). Pressive headache, internally in the brain. Pressive headache, with coldness as from cold applications to the head (after three days). Tensive pressive headache, with a sensation as if something in the brain were moving. A kind of complication of pressive and boring headache, at one time through the whole head, at another behind the ears, at another in the forehead, at another in the vertex, and then in the occiput. General pressure in the head and upper part of the forehead. Headache as though a weight were lying upon it, somewhat aggravated by motion. Headache as if a heavy weight were lying upon the whole upper part of the head, relieved by moving about in the air (after two hours). Headache, as if half of the skull were cut through, better in the open air. Tearing pain in the right half of the head. Pressive sticking pain in the forehead (after thirty-six hours). Forehead. Slight pain in the forehead, alternating with pain in the occiput. сompressive headache in a small spot just above the root of the nose, causing dulness (after an hour). Slight aching in forehead, with sleepiness, in the afternoon (second day). Pressure in the frontal region. Distressing pressure in the frontal region, aggravated by moving about. Pressive pain in the forehead, extending down between the eyebrows to the nose and into both cheeks. Pressive pain in the forehead, with a red spot upon it (after four days). Pressive headache in the frontal region, extending down into the eyes and nose. Slight pressive headache in the region of the forehead. Slight sticking in the forehead. Temples. Slight sudden drawing in the temples. Transient drawing pressure in the right temple. Pressive pain in the right temple (after five hours). Vertex. сreeping on top of brain. Occiput. Pressive painful sensation in the cerebellum (after forty- two hours). Throbbing and beating in the occiput, thence the pain spread and extended to the forehead (after one hour). External Head. The whole head was painful as a sore, aggravated by touch. Headache externally, as if the whole scalp were sore, aggravated by touch (after four days). Itching, here and there, in the scalp, disappearing after scratching.

 Bad odor from the mouth from whatever he ate, only milk had a tolerable taste (after second day). Dryness of the mouth and throat. Mouth dry, with little thirst. The mouth became very dry. Great dryness of the mouth. Saliva. Mouth half open, from which white mucus ran profusely. Taste. Flat taste in mouth, lasting some time (after five minutes). вitter taste, in the morning on waking (after four days). Nasty bitter taste. Food has very little taste (after three hours). сomplete loss of taste, milk had no taste.
 Throat.
 Dryness in the throat (second day). A scraping sensation rising into the throat, like heartburn, with some nausea, as in water brash. вurning in the pharynx, as from a coal of fire. Dryness of the oesophagus; without thirst.

 Abdomen.
 Hypochondria. Swollen tension and jerking in both hypochondria (after a quarter of an hour). Very violent stitches in the region of the liver, aggravated by every inspiration. Itching, fine stitch in the right side of the abdomen, beneath the short ribs; the itching continued even after the sticking, and obliged rubbing. Umbilical and Sides. Violent constrictive pain in the umbilical region, so that it formed a deep fossa (after three hours). Jerk like clawing above the umbilicus, that took away her breath. A pressive sensation in the umbilicus, and a burning on the chest (after five minutes). Some violent stitches in the umbilical region, deep internally, especially on inspiration (after half an hour). Simple aching in the right side of the abdomen, below the umbilicus. Forcing downward in the left side of the abdomen, with constipation (after six hours). General Abdomen. Distension of the abdomen, with urgent but ineffectual desire for stool. Trembling of the whole abdomen, with excessive clammy perspiration all over. Rumbling in the abdomen, with emission of flatus, having the same odor as the eructations. Loud, incessant rumbling in the abdomen, without flatulent symptoms; it disappeared after eating, and indeed while eating. Emission of much flatus of a horrible odor, like a kind of garlic. The abdomen seemed too tight, without pain; with anxiety, so that she could not undertake any work, nor remain in any place, but was obliged to run about; she ran to several of her acquaintances, but remained only a few minutes anywhere (immediately). Griping in the abdomen, so that he cried out; somewhat relieved by crouching together (after two hours and a half). Griping pain in the abdomen, with dragging pressure upon the bladder; relieved by pressing the fist upon it (after thirty- six hours). Violent dragging in the abdomen obliges him to go to stool, but he can accomplish nothing (after four days). Pressure in the abdomen, as before menstruation (after three quarters of an hour). Pressive pain in the abdomen, as if everything would burst out (after five hours). Fine stitches, with rumbling, in the abdomen, and anxiety through the whole body (after twenty- four hours).
 Rectum.
 Violent stitches in the anus, that so extended to the bladder. сrawling in the anus, relieved by rubbing.
 Stool.
 Diarrhoea. Diarrhoea at night, passing while sleeping (after thirty hours). Diarrhoea, mostly at night, with violent urging, and pressive pain in the anus. Diarrhoea, with most violent colic (after three days). Profuse diarrhoea, with retraction of the stomach. Diarrhoea-like stool; three or four thin stool a day, always mixed with faeces. Violent rumbling and urging to stool, which at first was hard, afterwards soft, at last followed by a natural stool (after twenty-four hours). Urging to an evacuation of stool and flatus; the stool was natural, preceded by easy emission of flatus, which, however, did not accompany the stool. The stool looks as though he had taken Sepia (after three days). сonstipation. сonstipation, for several days. сonstipation throughout the whole time of triturating; relieved as he drank coffee.

 Appetite. Aversion to all food; when food is set before him, he is attacked with nausea, and if it is not taken away he actually vomits. Thirst. Much thirst for beer, which usually she seldom drank. Longing for brandy, which at other times he never drank. No thirst, either during the shivering or afterwards. Eructation. Eructations. Eructations, with hot saliva in the mouth. Frequent eructations. Violent eructations, with nausea (after three- quarters of an hour). Eructations of air, associated with uprisings of tasteless fluid into the mouth. Repeated, violent, audible eructation of air. Many eructations, all smelling of Moschus. Violent eructations, tasting of Moschus (after half an hour). Eructations, leaving a taste as of garlic, during the first five minutes. Nausea and Vomiting. A kind of nausea, for six days in succession. She was obliged to lie down in bed two afternoons, on account of nausea and headache. Nausea seemed to come into the pit of the stomach; wherewith the navel was drawn inward with a cramp like sensation. Nausea without vomiting; she desired to vomit, but could not. Qualmishness, all day (after half an hour). Qualmishness in the morning (after twenty-two hours), and in the evening (after nine hours). Qualmish always after eating (after three hours and three quarters). Great but ineffectual efforts to vomit, on rising in the morning (after thirty-two hours). He was obliged to vomit in the forenoon, for several days, whether he had eaten anything or not. Vomiting, with constant pressure in the stomach and distension of the epigastric region (third day). Vomiting, with a burning pain in the whole sternum, extending from below upward (after two hours and three-quarters). Vomiting, with a tensive pain across the whole chest, somewhat better on pressing together (after twenty- eight hours). Vomiting, with heaviness upon the chest, just as though a weight were lying upon it, though respiration was free (after one hour and three-quarters). Violent vomiting (after three minutes). Vomiting in the morning immediately on rising; he vomits everything that he had eaten (first day). Nausea, immediately, with vomiting of food that had just been taken, with violent eructations (after thirty-one hours). Vomiting of mucus, three times in succession. Stomach. A painful sensation, as if something hard were lying in the stomach, greatly increased by drinking Feeling of fullness in the epigastric region, aggravated even by a moderate meal h(after three hours). Tensive sensation in the epigastric region, as though he had eaten too much. Everything about the pit of the stomach seemed too tight, with a biting, burning, sore sensation; always after dinner, three days in succession. Aching in an above the pit of the stomach (in the chest), especially on inspiration, associated with anxiety in the chest (after six hours). Pressure in the epigastric region, followed by eructations. Pressure in the epigastric region, with some qualmishness, increasing for an hour; pressing not forward but backward towards the spine. Pressure in the pit of the stomach. Pressure, with cramp like pain in the pit of the stomach. Some pressure in the stomach, followed by eructations of a strong odor. Some pressure near the left side of the pit of the stomach. Tensive pressure in the epigastric region, with some painfulness in the abdomen; the tensive pressure involved the whole abdomen after half an hour (after one hour and a half). Pressive pain in the pit of the stomach, somewhat relieved by stooping. A kind of oppression above the stomach, not a pressure. A kind of throbbing in the epigastric region (after two hours).

 Much burning in the urethra, especially with erections (after eleven hours). Urine clear as water, and very copious. Urine scanty, and thick as yeast. The urine smelled strongly of musk, even the next day.
 Sexual Organs.
 Male. A small and retracted penis, as in an octogenarian, suddenly attains its former size. A robust man, forty-six years old, who had been unable to have coition for four years (resulting from a cold), and for which everything that he had tried had been unavailing, became perfectly healthy when triturating Moschus, and has remained as for now two years. It seems to excite sexual desire. Excited sexual desire. Sexual desire, while triturating; great relaxation for an hour afterwards (every day). Sexual desire, with two involuntary emissions (third day). Greatly excited sexual desire in both sexes, with intolerable tickling (after seventeen hours). Desire for coition, with tensive pain in the penis (after fifteen hours). Great desire for coition, and after satisfaction, nausea and vomiting (after three hours). Painful emissions, without erections (fifth day). Female. Drawing and dragging towards the genitals; feeling as if the menses would appear (after nine and twenty-two hours). Menstruation very irregular for three months. It brings on the menses (even the odor). It promotes the menstruation. Menstruation, which had occurred two weeks previous, reappeared next day. Menses, that had occurred eleven days previously, returned (after eighteen hours). Menstruation six days too early, and very profuse (after five days). Menstruation six days too early, with drawing pain low down in the abdomen, never before experienced (after five hours). The menses, that had disappeared for a year, returned always on triturating, and lasted a few hours, when they disappeared; in a woman, aged forty-eight (after fifteen minutes). Sexual desire excited in a woman, sixty years old, who in her whole life before had never had such a sensation (after three hours).

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