Gentiana cruciata

 Kreutz-Enzian. сross-leaved Gentian. N. O. Gentianaceae. Tincture of root.

 Diarrhoea. Dyspepsia. Dysphagia. Hernia. Hoarseness. Stiff-neck. Stomach, affections of. Throat, sore.

  G. cruciata, says the Treasury of вotany, has been invested with imaginary virtues, because its leaves grow in the form of a cross; it has been recommended in hydrophobia. Its virtues are not all imaginary, and its reputation as a remedy for hydrophobia is partly justified in the provings. The proving of Gent. cruc. (by Watzke and ten others) developed a number of striking symptoms in the throat and digestive tract. Movings about in stomach and abdomen. Pressure in the stomach as if a stone was in it, with inclination to vomit. All the symptoms of right inguinal hernia occurred in one prover. A peculiar sense of apprehensiveness; faintness; uneasiness. One prover felt as if all the nerves were tense, so that walking was difficult. сreeping over the body as from fleas in the evening. The symptoms are From warm soup; from drinking fresh water; in open air.

 Compare: Gent. lut. Lyc. ( from warm drink); вry., Puls., Ab. n., &c. (pressure in stomach as from a stone); Kal. bi. (tenacious mucus in throat).

 Weeping mood, with disinclination to talk. Very peculiar apprehensiveness, and acceleration and difficulty of breathing, swelling of the temporal veins and feeling of pressure in the temporal region; on reading, print seemed indistinct and as if covered with a veil.

 Confusion and whirling. Sensitiveness of whole head and whole brain after dinner,.
 Sensation as though eyes were lying deep in orbit; piercing inward sensation in right eye. Print indistinct as if covered with a veil.

 Two aphthous ulcers on margin of lower lip on either side of frenum. Flow of saliva increased.
 Slight redness and distressing sensation of constriction within the throat, so that swallowing is very difficult; constantly obliged to hawk up tenacious and firmly adherent mucus. Rawness and scraping, causing frequent hawking; with constriction on swallowing. Intermittent, deep redness of fauces. Stitches in tonsils. Swallowing difficult; with an anxious constrictive sensation; slight redness of fauces.

 Appetite increased; or lost. Acid eructations; watery vomiting. Great nausea, with inclination to lie down. Vomiting, with some difficulty, a small quantity of mucus of an acid odour, intensely bitter, leaving a scraping and rawness in throat. Movings about in stomach, and afterwards in abdomen, disappeared on walking. Sensation in stomach and oesophagus as though he had swallowed a morsel of hot food followed by cold water; lasted the whole day, by drinking fresh water. - вurning; fulness; pressure in stomach. Pressure in stomach as if a stone were in it, with inclination to vomit. Sensation of pressing inward in pit of stomach.
 Sensitive, griping, sore sensation in umbilical region, sitting and lying, sitting or lying; on violent sneezing actual protrusion occurred, size of hazel-nut, very sensitive.
 Constant violent urging, followed by three watery evacuations. Pasty diarrhoea. Free pasty stools without the usual itching in anus.

 Menstruation three days earlier than usual, during which there was a headache as if head too full, with feeling of distension in the skull, during rest and.

 Hoarseness; voice gave out in middle of speech. Frequent attacks of hoarseness and sensitiveness of the throat.

 Drawing and jerking along right side of neck, extending to shoulder. Drawing in cervical muscles, extending to ears,.
 Distressing drawing in right shoulder lasting several minutes.
 Cramp-like pains in soles of feet.

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