(Stinging Nettle)
A remedy for agalactia and lithiasis.
Profuse discharge from mucous surfaces. Enuresis and urticaria. Spleen
affections. Antidotes ill effects of eating shellfish. Symptoms
return at the same time every year. Gout and uric acid diathesis. Favors
elimination. | ||
| Head. Vertigo,
headache with spleen pains. | ||
| Abdomen.
Diarrhea chronic disease of large intestine characterized by large
secretion of mucus. | ||
| Male. Itching
of scrotum, keeps him awake; scrotum swollen. | ||
| Female.
Diminished secretion of milk. Uterine hemorrhage. Acid and
excoriating leucorrhea. Pruritus vulvae, with stinging, itching, and
edema. Arrests flow of milk after weaning. Excessive swelling of
breasts. | ||
| Extremities.
Pain in acute gout deltoid; pain in ankles, wrists. | ||
| Skin.
Itching blotches. Urticaria, burning heat, with formication; violent
itching. Consequences of suppressed nettle rash. Rheumatism alternates with
nettle rash. Burn confined to skin. Urticaria nodosa. Erythema, with
burning and stinging. Burns and scalds. Chickenpox. [Dulc.] Angioneurotic edema. Herpes labialis with
sensation of heat and itching. Itching and stinging of scrotum. | ||
| Fever. General
heat in bed with soreness over abdomen. Fever of gout. Tropical
fever. | ||
| Modalities.
Worse, from snow-air; water, cool moist air, touch. | ||
| Relationship.
Compare: Nat-m.; Rhus-t.; Apis; Puls. (urticaria); Anac. (urticaria tuberosa); Lyc.
(uric acid conditions). | ||
| Dose. Tincture
and lower potencies. |