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Clematic erecta

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  1. Additional facts
  2. Mental
  3. Head, face, and ears
  4. Mouth and throat
  5. Appetite and food preferences
  6. Analogs by action
  7. Included in the composition
  8. Manufacturers of the drug

Other names and synonyms

clematic recta homeopathy, clematis homeopathy.

Description Source

Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica - TF Allen

Additional facts

 Clematis recta. Linn.
 Natural order: Ranunculaceae; Old name, Flammula Jovis; Preparation: Tincture of leaves and stems.

Mental

 Mind.
 Emotional. Great excitability; aversion for every mental work (fifth day).
 General mental excitement for several days. More excited than usual, his mood was very lively; he felt stronger and was more disposed to read and think than usual; this condition lasted nearly half an hour, followed by mental exhaustion, disinclination to read or think, and condition generally like intoxication (first day). Mental exhilaration and desire for mental work, with profuse transpiration of the skin, followed after an hour by exhaustion, with a certain anxiety and depression of mind, irritable mood, fretfulness about things which he usually ignored and disappearance of every desire for mental work, lasting three hours (second day); it was noticed also on the sixth day (after 20 drops). Extreme liveliness towards 10 p.m, lasting till 4 , then suddenly disinclination for work, morose mood, with lassitude in the upper and lower extremities (second day). An hour after taking the drug, generally lively mood, motion was easy, agreeable transpiration of the skin, increased thirst, great redness of the face, pulse increased twelve beats, followed after another hour by confusion of the head, heaviness of the limbs, and an almost intoxicated condition. Transient lively mood, followed by exhaustion of the mental powers (third day). Disinclined to speak, this disappeared in the evening. Depression of spirits (eleventh day). Depressed mood, somewhat better after an hour’s nap. Very sad mood, with thoughts of suicide. Disposition extremely sad, with no desire to speak ( fifth day). вuried in sad thought and in dread of impending misfortune. He seemed oppressed by some grief or sorrow, or the shadows of some impending misfortune (1st day). Loss of moral strength, so that he shed tears for more than half an hour, followed by a three hours’ sleep (sixth day). Anxiety (eleventh day). Anxious uneasiness, as though some evil would befall him. Night anxious, disturbed by frightful dreams and tossing about, so that unconsciously his head exchanged places with his feet; frequent waking and dry heat of the whole body (third night). Irritable, angry, fretful, avoiding every one, shunning his usually agreeable occupations, dreading to be alone, tired of living, full of thoughts of death, with fear that it would be speedy, longing, however, for the repose of death; this mood was soon followed by apprehension, weeping and homesickness, at last outbreak of tears, with most violent trembling of the whole body, and weeping for half an hour, until he was completely exhausted and compelled to rest (seventy day). Ill-humor, several days after the proving. Very much out of humor; no inclination to speak; easily lost in thought without knowing of what he was thinking. Fretfulness. Fretful, ill-humored, does not desire to go out all. Morose mood (third morning). Morose mood and inability to think (third day). Disposition morose, without external cause (second day). Morose without cause, and discontented. Morose, peevish, on waking from the afternoon sleep (second day). Indifferent, quiet, almost without thought.
 Intellectual.
 Power of thinking and desire for mental work increased, and accompanied by general well feeling; this condition, however, lasted only half an hour, after which there was disinclination for mental work, with mental exhaustion, and heaviness of the whole body; the feet very soon became tired on walking (first and other days). Increased mental activity during the first five days, followed on the sixth day by ill-humor and sleepiness.
 Decidedly increased intellectual activity lasting only about half an hour, followed by morose mood, with disinclination for mental work (first day). сontinued desire for mental work, for several days after the proving. вusy and lively mood from 10 p.m to 2 (fourth day), (soon after 20 drops); followed by sleepiness and disinclination to work. Very much confused and prostrated (second morning). Distraction. Weakness of memory increased, so that noting the symptoms was almost impossible (eighth day).

Head, face, and ears

 Head.
 Confusion.
 Confusion of the head; (after one hour). сonfusion of the head, as after a debauch (fourth day). сonfusion of the head, as if intoxicated (seventh day). сonfusion of the head, as from coryza, continuing until 1.1/2 , not relieved in the open air (second day). сonfusion of the head in the morning. сonfusion and heaviness in the head, in the morning immediately on rising.
 Confusion of the head, relieved in the open air (first day).
 Confusion and emptiness of the head the whole day (seventh day).
 Confusion and emptiness of the head in the frontal region, with tendency to vertigo. сonfusion of the head and vertigo. сonfusion of the head, with dull sensation in it (after two hours). Slight confusion of the head. Slight confusion of the head, on waking (fourth morning). Great confusion of the head with pressure and tension in the forehead. Transient confusion of the head, on rising (third morning). Head confused, at times painful, especially in temples (first day). Head much confused (sixth day). Head very much confused; head heavy, hot to the touch.
 Vertigo at times. Excessive vertigo, on holding the head erect or turning it (fourth day). Excessive vertigo, on walking in the open air the gait became tottering and obliged the prover to hurry home (twelfth day). Lasting dizziness of the head, with continued sleepiness, not relieved in the open air, and lasting till 2 (third day). Head dizzy and thick, as after a night of debauch (seventh day). Reeling from side to side with heaviness of the hot head, so that he could scarcely keep erect; the prover went into a coffee-house, but in the close air was attacked by vertigo, so that he was obliged to sit down immediately and support his head and the whole body, which trembled violently; after a few minutes he was obliged to seek the open air, where he was somewhat relieved; the gait, however, continued to be unsteady, and it seemed to him to be unusually rapid, as in slight intoxication (after four hours).
 General Head.
 Is constantly obliged to carry the head forward and somewhat hanging down (fifth day). Is constantly obliged to carry the head backward, since the slightest bending of it forward causes excessive vertigo (eleventh day). Symptoms of congestion of the head. Heaviness in the head. Heaviness in the head and chest, with deep expiration, on rising in the morning. Heaviness of the very warm head (after four hours). Sensation of heaviness in the whole head, in the morning subsequent to the headache and toothache (third morning). Head heavy, confused (fourth day).
 Head heavy and dizzy after twenty minutes rest. Head heavy, unsteady, stupid, hanging forward (third day). Head felt heavy, sinking down (third day). Headache diffused throughout the head.
 Headache continued the whole day, and on closing the eyes in bed at night became worse, with raging, digging, and vertigo, so that he made haste to get out of bed, and sought relief at the open window; after two hours (towards 3 A.M). he became better, went to bed, and on the outbreak of general sweat fell asleep (third night). Headache, increasing from morning till noon and till 2 , especially in the occiput, causing nausea and excessive vertigo; it suddenly disappeared on the outbreak of profuse sweat (with cold face and body), (twelfth day). Headache, aggravated by the accustomed cigar (fourth day). Violent headache (sixth day).
 Violent pain in the head, as though it would burst, in the evening (third and eighth days). Sensation as though the cavity of the skull were too small for the brain. Screwed-together sensation in the head, as from an iron cap. Head seems as if screwed together and oppressed. вoring pains in the cranial bones. Dull headache, after walking in the open air (first day).
 Waking in the morning with dull headache and great inclination to fall asleep again. Drawing headache, with some pressure at the sides of the vertex. Pressure in various places in the cranial bones. Dull pressure in the cranial bones. Sensation of pressure, as from a band, about the whole head, followed by increased confusion of the head, with vertigo (after two hours and a half).
 Tensive pressive headache, especially in the forehead and temples, after eating (second day). Tearing in the bones of the head. Tearing in the bones of the head, especially in the frontal and parietal bones. Reading and writing were impossible, on account of raging and beating in the whole head, especially in the forehead (third day). Hammering in the head, in the evening while lying down. Shocks in the brain, extending forward.
 Forehead.
 Heaviness in the forehead. Sensation as though lead were in the forehead. Pain in the forehead. Pain in the forehead, not to touch. Persistent pain in the forehead, only disappearing toward evening (second and other days). Dull pain in the frontal eminences (second day). The frontal headache was very slight in the morning, but increased in severity until about 10 p.m when it was almost intolerable (third day). One-sided frontal headache (first day). Violent headache in the forehead, relieved by pressure, aggravated by cold; on the left side extending into the orbit; head not warmer that usual. Sensation of fullness and heaviness in the forehead. Drawing in the frontal bones. Drawing pain in the left side of the forehead (after two hours). Pressure in the forehead and vertex. Pressure in both frontal eminences (third morning). Headache, at first diffused, becomes after a few days confined to the frontal region, and pressive in character.
 Tensive-pressive headache in the forepart of the brain, worse while walking than while sitting, with heaviness of the head (after seven hours and a half).
 Temples.
 Heaviness in the right temple, with pressure in it. Tension and pressure in the temporal region (third day). вoring pain in the left temple. вurrowing and pressure in the right temple, frontal, and zygomatic regions (second day). Violent pressive pains in temples (first day). Pulsation in the left temple, preventing reading (second evening).
 Parietals.
 Pressive-tensive headache over the whole right side, rather in the bones than in the brain. Drawing in the side of the head, so painful, on turning the head, that he thought he had been attacked by rheumatism. вurrowing pressive headache in sides of head, extending to occiput. вurrowing pressive headache in the right half of the brain while walking. Frequent, sudden, but transient tearing pains, now in left, now in right side of head, during the day (third day). сonstant, headache commencing daily after midnight, waking from sleep several times during the night, beginning as a pressive pain in the occiput, extending down into the nape of the neck and forward, as after a moderate use of spirituous drinks, sometimes also a feeling as though he had been lying in an uncomfortable position.
 External Head.
 Small itching crusts and some stitches in the scalp (after two weeks). A painful pimple as large as a peppercorn on the occiput under the skin. Pressure on the scalp and on the optic nerves.
 Slight sensitiveness of the scalp in circumscribed spots as large as a half dollar; this extended over the whole forepart of the head, and increased in intensity on the fourth and fifth days, continuing the sixth day with violent itching of the scalp and desquamation of the epidermis in the form of fine scurf, lasting two or three days.
 Itching of the scalp (third day). Itching on the forepart of the scalp (first day).
 Eye.
 He looked staringly before him. Eyes red. Eyes red and glittering, with sensation of burning heat and dryness (sixth day).
 Sensation in the eyes, as though a veil were drawn before them.
 Burning and a sensation of dryness in the eyes. вurning in the eyes, as if fire were streaming out of them with sensation of dryness (third day). Severe burning and itching in the eyes.
 Rather severe burning in both eyes, without redness, but with increased lachrymation. Violent burning sensation in the eyes (fourth day). вiting burning pains in the eyes; conjunctiva red.
 Eyes burning hot and dry, compelling him to close the lids (seventh day. Severe pressure in the optic nerves. вiting in the eyes, worse on closing them; if they are again opened after being closed they are extremely sensitive to the light.
 Biting in the eyes like a soreness, with redness of the vessels, and lachrymation; the biting was worse on closing the eye, and the eye was so sensitive to air that he did not dare to open it again; it also became black before the eyes. вiting pain in the eyes, especially in the margin of the lids. From the exhalations of the freshly-pressed plant. Orbit.
 Dull pressure in the orbits on moving the yes.
 Lids.
 Burning in the lids. вurning pain in the right upper lid.
 Yellowish crust in the inner canthi (sixth day).
 Inflammation in the inner canthus, the vision is weak. вurning pain in the inner canthus of the left eye. Sticking pain in the inner canthus of the left eye, as from a sharp pointed body, lasting several minutes (after thirteen hours). Stitches in the inner canthus. From the exhalations of the juice of the freshly-pressed herb. Slight itching in the right inner canthus; the next day the itching and burning were not more violent, but extended to the left inner canthus (third and fourth day).
 Ball.
 Yellow color of the white of the eyes (fourth day).
 Inflammation of the white of the eye, with lachrymation, (* This symptom and the following ones observed by Doctor Franz, were caused by the exhalations of the juice of the plant while preparing it. Pain in the eye, a pressure in the middle of the left eyeball.
 Pupil.
 Pupils contracted.
 Vision.
 Vision indistinct (third day). Vision as if everything were seen through a gauze (sixth day). Objects seem indistinct before the right eye, as if somewhat enveloped by a colorless fog; lasting half an hour. When reading, the letters ran together, and it frequently became black before the eyes (sixth day). On writing, the letters seem to run together, for a moment; at times, even double vision and flickering before the eyes. Flickering before the eyes.
 Ear.
 Burning pain in both external ears, with heat, which was even perceptible to the touch. Slight drawing, with transient stitches in the region of the right ear, cheek, and side of the neck, towards evening (third day).
 Hearing.
 Difficulty of hearing (thirteenth day). Diminished hearing at 7.1/2 p.m relieved in six minutes (second day). In the morning, diminished hearing for nearly a quarter of an hour, together with ringing in the left ear, which lasted nearly a minute (third morning).
 Sounds as of a bell before the ears. Roaring in the ears.
 Nose.
 Tip of nose red and swollen, at the root of the nose a small red painful pimple. Sneezing in the morning (after twenty-eight hours). Repeated sneezing as though coryza would set in, together with transient increase of the nasal discharge. Frequent sneezing, (sixth day). Violent sneezing eight times in succession, followed after six minutes by discharge of clear water from the left nostril, soon after breakfast (third morning). Frequent violent sneezing, with watery discharge from the nose (third morning). Severe fluent coryza, with frequent sneezing. Violent fluent coryza, with which there was an involuntary watery discharge from the nose. Nasal mucus somewhat streaked with blood (seventh day). Stoppage of the nose. Dryness of the nose (third morning).
 Face.
 Sickly yellow look (eighth day). Sudden flush of the face, with dark redness of the cheeks, having a yellowish tinge, which is also noticed in the whites of the eyes (third day). Yellow color of the face (fourth day).

Mouth and throat

 Cheeks.
 Right cheek swollen and sensitive to touch, in the morning.
 Drawing stitches in the left side of the upper jaw, extending upward, rhythmical with the pulse (after eight hours).
 Lips.
 Burning, cutting stitches through the left side of the lower lip, as if it were being cut (after five hours).
 Mouth.
 Teeth.
 A hollow tooth seems longer than usual, and is painful to the slightest touch, with running of much water from the mouth.
 Sensation as though the two teeth which had ached the previous night were too long; the gum was less swollen and pale; the pain extended on both sides to the incisors, and made chewing impossible (fourth day).
 The toothache returned after reading half an hour in bed, not only in a carious hollow tooth of the right side, but also in one on the left side, not relieved by cold water; he fell asleep only towards 1 o’clock; at 10 (third day). Toothache in a last lower back tooth, which pained in connection with the upper teeth, even if they were without pain, very much aggravated by getting bread into it.
 Toothache, tolerable during the day, but as soon as he lies down in bed and assumes a horizontal position it increases to an unbearable degree, and is not relieved by any position, it only gets better by lying perfectly quiet and enduring the pain for several hours.
 Toothache, which drives him to despair, with tossing about in bed; weakness in the limbs and anxious sweat, so that he cannot endure the covering, lasting the whole night. The toothache extends over the whole temporal region, as far as the vertex.
 Toothache unfits him for every work, especially for thinking. Dull toothache in hollow tooth.
 Dull toothache in a hollow tooth, only transiently relieved by cold water, also relieved by drawing in the air, which causes a stitch as if something pressed upward into the teeth. Sensation in the last upper molar (which was carious), as if it would ache (ninth day).
 Drawing pains in the teeth, in the nasal bones, in the small of the back, in the toes, in the tibiae; in each place they are only momentary and of variable intensity. Jerking-drawing toothache, during the day, aggravated by smoking tobacco, relieved for only a minute by firm pressure with a cloth. Jerking sticking-drawing toothache in the left upper jaw, now in one, now in another tooth, often it is uncertain in which tooth of the whole row the pain is seated.
 Burrowing pressive pains in the sound back teeth of the right side, in the evening. Jerking-sticking pain in the left upper teeth (sixth day). Violent sticking and throbbing in two carious teeth (third day).
 A stitch in a tooth, and extending from it upward into the whole left side of the face; a drawing and jerking pain rhythmical with the pulse, with jerk like twinges into the ear, and painfulness in the right eye on moving it. Jerking stitches in a tooth which extend to the ear, across the cheek-bone, as a drawing-jerking in the ear, which pains like the earache, and extending to the eye, which becomes very much affected and painful, so that he can endure neither motion nor light, and the eyeball becomes painful to touch. Sudden drawing jerking-tearing and sticking in a left lower sound incisor, which soon extends through the whole jaw, backward and upward, relieved by cold water in the mouth, at 7 (fourth day). Jerking pain in a right upper molar, which had been hollow for three years, recurring after six minutes, and disappearing after rinsing the mouth with cold water (third morning). Tearing-jerking toothache in the whole row of the upper jaw (first day).
 Gums.
 The gum of a left lower back tooth is painful as if sore, worse while eating. Sore pain in the gum, increased by chewing hard food. Gum and teeth somewhat sensitive on chewing (sixth day).
 Tearing-jerking pain in the place where a left upper wisdom tooth had been drawn seven years previously; this pain extended to the zygoma and the temporal region, not relieved by cold water taken into the mouth; waking him from sleep at 11 and lasting till nearly 2 o’clock, when he was able to sleep for two hours, after which it continued but less violent and of shorter duration (second night).
 Tongue.
 Coated tongue (sixth day). Tongue coated (after 300 drops).
 Tongue thickly coated on waking. Tongue coated white (third and seventh day). Tongue dry (after three-quarters of an hour).
 Tongue dry in the morning on waking. Tongue on waking was mostly dry and rough.
 Sensation of dryness on the tongue, with roughness and acidity, as after rinsing the mouth with an astringent (fourth day). A dull boring stitch at the root of the tongue.
 General Mouth.
 Aphthae in the mouth. сracks across the right arch of the palate and on the right margin of the tongue, extremely painful (thirteenth day); the next day, the cracks in the tongue were surrounded by hard margins, and were extremely painful. Mouth and tongue very dry (third day). Sensation of coldness in the mouth, aggravated by inspiring cold air through it, soon after taking the drug (first day). Tension in the soft palate, and discharge of compact mucus (apparently the remains of a cold that had just passed off).
 Slight sticking pain in the right arch of the palate, which decidedly impeded the motion of the tongue (thirteenth day). Saliva.
 Much saliva in the mouth. The expectorated saliva is mixed with blood.

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 Taste.
 Taste pasty and flat (seventh day). An unpleasant pasty taste in the mouth (fourth day). A sour taste on the tip of the tongue (first day). Sensation as though the tip of the tongue were constantly acid, if it touched the front teeth; with somewhat increased watery saliva; this lasted four days, and was most noticed with an empty stomach, and immediately after taking the drug (20th dil).. вitter taste in the mouth.

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