(Rhubarb)
Of frequent use in children with sour diarrhea;
difficult dentition. Whole child smells sour. | ||
| Mind. Impatient
and vehement; desires many things and cries. [Cina] | ||
| Head. Sweat on
hairy scalp; constant and profuse. Cool sweat on the face, especially
about mouth and nose. | ||
| Mouth. Much
saliva. Sensation of coolness in teeth. Difficult teething; restless and
irritable. Breath smells sour. [Cham.] | ||
| Stomach. Desire
for various kinds of food, but soon tires of all. Throbbing in pit. Feels
full. | ||
| Abdomen.
Colicky pain about navel. Colic when uncovering. Wind seems to rise up to
chest. | ||
| Rectum. Before
stool, unsuccessful urging to urinate. Stools smell sour, pasty,
with shivering and tenesmus, and burning in anus. Sour diarrhea during
dentition. Colicky, even ineffectual urging to evacuate altered fecal
stools. | ||
| Modalities.
Worse, uncovering, after eating, moving about. | ||
| Relationship.
Compare: Mag-p.; Hep.; Podo.; Cham.; Ip. Antidote: Cham. Complementary: Mag-c. | ||
| Dose. Third to
sixth potency. |