Canchalagua

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Common name (Californian): сanchalagua.

 Erythraea chironiodes, Griesb. Natural order: Gentianaceae. Preparation: Tincture of the whole plant when in flower.

 Head feels congested. Pressive pains in forehead. Fulness, tightness of scalp; it feels as if drawn together by india- rubber.
 Eyes.
 Burning in the eyes, first in the left, and then in the right.
 Ears.
 Slight pain in the ears. Piercing or stitches in the ears. Increased buzzing and roaring.

 Spitting of white mucus, with trembling and nervousness.

 Increase of appetite. Ructus. Regurgitations. Water brash.
 Abdomen.
 Flatus. Slight pain, relieved by pressure.
 Stool.
 Several loose stools a day. сonstipation. Head, knotty morning stool.

 Alleviating a catarrh, produced by influenza.

 That kind of pain in head and fingers which is concomitant with the attacks of intermittent fever.

 Sleeplessness (from 1st trit).

 Chills repeatedly, down the spine, and all over, especially in bed, at night. Heat in whole body; I could bear, after the proving, the cool trade-wind, usually setting in, in San Francisco, in the afternoon, better than before.

 (Morning), Hard stool. Night), In bed, chills.
 Amelioration.
 (Pressure), Pain in abdomen.