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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the tongue indications of thuja?

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    1. Sweetish taste with gonorrhea. 2. Tip of the tongue very painful. 3. Frequent bits the tongue from swelling of it. 4. Ranula, varicose veins on the tongue and mouth. 5. Tongue almost clean; mapped; burning worse warm food. 6. Taste rotten eggs. 7. Ranula with fetid breath.

    1. Sweetish taste with gonorrhea.
    2. Tip of the tongue very painful.
    3. Frequent bits the tongue from swelling of it.
    4. Ranula, varicose veins on the tongue and mouth.
    5. Tongue almost clean; mapped; burning worse warm food.
    6. Taste rotten eggs.
    7. Ranula with fetid breath.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of thuja in constipation?

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    1. Constipation which continues several days. 2. As from inactivity or from intussusception of the intestines. 3. Tenesmas with rigidity of the penis. 4. Stool in hard balls, large, oily, black, lumps or covered with blood.

    1. Constipation which continues several days.
    2. As from inactivity or from intussusception of the intestines.
    3. Tenesmas with rigidity of the penis.
    4. Stool in hard balls, large, oily, black, lumps or covered with blood.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the constitution of thuja?

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    1. Dark hair and dark complexion. 2. Unhealthy, oily, greasy skin. 3. bearing warts excrescences. 4. Dirty brownish white spots all over the body. 5. Distended abdomen bulky body. 6. Miasmatic background|: Sycosis. 7. Temperament: Sluggish & Lymphatic temperament. 8. Thermal Relationship: ChillyRead more

    1. Dark hair and dark complexion.
    2. Unhealthy, oily, greasy skin.
    3. bearing warts excrescences.
    4. Dirty brownish white spots all over the body.
    5. Distended abdomen bulky body.
    6. Miasmatic background|: Sycosis.
    7. Temperament: Sluggish & Lymphatic temperament.
    8. Thermal Relationship: Chilly patient.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the tooth symptoms of thuja?

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    1. Toothache after drinking tea with press I've pain extending into jaw or acute drawing pains during mastication. 2. The roots or the side of the teeth become carious. 3. On blowing nose a pressing pain in hollow tooth at the site of it. 4. Crusted with tartar, dirty yellow teeth. 5. Extremely sensRead more

    1. Toothache after drinking tea with press I’ve pain extending into jaw or acute drawing pains during mastication.
    2. The roots or the side of the teeth become carious.
    3. On blowing nose a pressing pain in hollow tooth at the site of it.
    4. Crusted with tartar, dirty yellow teeth.
    5. Extremely sensitive to cold water.
    6. Carious teeth with painfull sensibility of whole side of head.
    7. Gum swollen, inflamed, dark red streaks.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the eye symptoms of thuja?

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    1. Pressure in eyes, and smarting, as if sand were in them. 2. Tearing in eyebrows. 3. Shootings in eyes, in a bright light, or in a keen air. 4. Painful stitch through centre of l. eye, commencing in centre of brain. 5.Malignant balanorrhśa. 6. Wart-like excrescence on iris. 7. Inflammation of cornRead more

    1. Pressure in eyes, and smarting, as if sand were in them.
    2. Tearing in eyebrows.
    3. Shootings in eyes, in a bright light, or in a keen air.
    4. Painful stitch through centre of l. eye, commencing in centre of brain.
    5.Malignant balanorrhśa.
    6. Wart-like excrescence on iris.
    7. Inflammation of cornea.
    8. Vascular tumour of cornea.
    9. Small brown spots on cornea.
    9. Episcleritis; sclero-choroiditis; staphyloma.
    10. Ophthalmia neonatorum.
    11. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis of l. eye, with violent pain across forehead and in outer side of eyeball, constantly recurrent from childhood and due to suppressed eruption.
    12. Fungous tumour in orbit.
    13. Burning sensation in eyes.
    14. Sclerotica inflamed, and red like blood.
    15. Pupils dilated.
    16. Inflammatory swelling of lids, with hardness.
    17. Burning eruption on lids.
    18. Granular lids with wart-like granulations.
    19. Epithelioma of l. lower lid.
    20. Feeling as if lids swollen, and a foreign body in eye.
    21. Ptosis; lids fall down several times a day.
    22. Lids heavy as lead.
    23. Inflammatory softening of inner surface of lids.
    24. Red and painful nodosities on margins of lids.
    25. Tinea ciliaris; dry and branny lids.
    26. Styes; tarsal tumours; chalazć; thick and hard knots.
    27. Verrucć and tumours like condylomata.
    28. Purulent and itching pimples between eyebrows.
    29. Condylomata in eyebrows.
    30. Sensation of heat and of dryness in external canthi.
    31. Lachrymation, esp. in l. eye, when walking in open air (the tears do not run off, but remain standing in the eye).
    32. The eye must be warmly covered, when uncovered it pains at once, and it feels as if cold air were streaming out of the head through the eye.
    33. Nocturnal agglutination of the lids.
    34. Weakness of the eyes; obscure sight.
    35. Clouded sight, when reading, with sensation of drowsiness.
    36. Sight confused as if directed through a veil.
    37. Diplopia.
    38. Myopia.
    39. Black dancing specks before the eyes.
    40. Floating stripes. Sees green stripes which frighten her.
    41. Flames of light, mostly yellow; looking into light of day sees spots like bottles of water moving; a luminous disc shining like a firefly.
    42. Sensation of dryness in eyes.
    43. In the dark it seems as if falling down of luminous lights or sparks alongside of the eye, during the day and in the light it is as if dark drops were falling down.
    44. The objects appear smaller before the r. eye.
    45. Short-sighted.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the characteristic symptoms of thuja?

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    1. Hydrogenoid; Lymphatic & sycotic dyscrasia. 2. Fleshy, dark, black hair. 3. Ailments from bad effects of vaccination, tobacco & suppressed gonorrhea. 4. Fixed idea: o Person was at his side. o Soul & body were separated. o Living animal was in the abdomen. o Under the influence of supRead more

    1. Hydrogenoid; Lymphatic & sycotic dyscrasia.
    2. Fleshy, dark, black hair.
    3. Ailments from bad effects of vaccination, tobacco & suppressed gonorrhea.
    4. Fixed idea:
    o Person was at his side.
    o Soul & body were separated.
    o Living animal was in the abdomen.
    o Under the influence of superior power.
    5. Vertigo when closing the eyes.
    6. Nail had been driven into parietal bone.
    7. White scaly dandruff, hair dry and falling out.
    8. Ophthalmia neonatorum.
    9. Teeth decay at the roots, crown remains sound.
    10. Varicose veins on the tongue or mouth.
    11. Toothache from tea drinking. Overheating from tea. Tea drinking dyspepsia.
    12. Distressing burning pain in the left ovarian region when walking or riding must sit or lie down. Worse each menstrual nisus.
    13. Piles swelled pain most severe when sitting. Anus fissured, painful to touch surrounded with flat warts.
    14. Eruptions only on covered parts.
    15. Sweat; or dryness only on uncovered parts.
    16. Left-sided; chilly.
    17. Hot off the bed aggravates many symptoms.
    18. Fig warts, condylomata & warts.
    19. Chronic otitis, discharge, purulent like putrid meat, granulation, condylomata & polypi.
    20. Coition is prevented by extreme sensitiveness to the vagina.
    21. Perspiration smelling like honey.
    22. Sensation as if the limbs are made of wood & glasses.
    23. Tearing in muscles & joints worse at rest & damp humid atmosphere, better in dry weather.
    24. Music causes weeping & trembling.
    25. Feeling of fragility.
    26. Fear of losing face in society.
    27. Secretive, talks to the physician as if sharing a secret.
    28. Felling of floating in the air.
    29. Dreams of falling from a high place.
    30. Strict religious leader.
    31. Husband is faithless.
    32. Make mistakes in talking, writing & looking.
    33. Great prostration & rapid emaciation.
    34. Oily- stool; skin & sweat.
    35. Jerking of the upper part of the body, of spinal origin.
    36. strAneurism by anastomosis.
    37. Insane women will not be touched or approached.
    38. Irritable, jealous, quarrelsome towards husband or mother, control herself among strangers & doctors.
    39. Mental depression after childbirth.
    40. Suppressed: –
    • Head eruption.
    • Eye, discharge.
    • Gonorrhoea.
    • Nose, discharge.
    • Coryza.
    • Eruption.
    • Inflammation catarrhal.
    • Leucorrhoea.
    • Measles.
    • Perspiration.
    • Foot sweats.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the mental symptoms of thuja?

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    1. Fixed ideas: as if a strange person were at his side; as if the soul were separated from the body; as if the body, esp. the limbs, were of glass and would break easily; as if a living animal were in the abdomen. 2. Sensation as if whole body very thin and delicate and could not resist least attacRead more

    1. Fixed ideas: as if a strange person were at his side; as if the soul were separated from the body; as if the body, esp. the limbs, were of glass and would break easily; as if a living animal were in the abdomen.
    2. Sensation as if whole body very thin and delicate and could not resist least attack; as if continuity of body would be dissolved.
    3. Insane women will not be touched or approached.
    4. Imbecility after vaccination, restless, driveling.
    5. Mental dejection.
    6. Anxious apprehensions respecting the future.
    7. Disquiet, which renders everything troublesome and repugnant.
    8. The merest trifle occasions pensiveness.
    9. Music causes him to weep, with trembling of the feet.
    10. Hurried, with ill-humour, talks hastily.
    11. Indisposition to any kind of intellectual labor.
    12. Mental depression after childbirth.
    13. Very depressed, sad, irritable.
    14. Scrupulous about small things.
    15. Feels she cannot exist any longer; quiet, shunning everybody.
    16. Aversion to life.
    17. Moroseness and peevishness.
    18. Overexcited, quarrelsome; easily angered about trifles.
    19. The child is excessively obstinate.
    20. In reading and writing he uses wrong expressions.
    21. Talks hastily and swallows words.
    22. Thoughtlessness; forgetfulness.
    23. Slowness of speech and of reflection; seeking for words when in conversation.
    24. Incapacity for reflection.
    25. Cretinism.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the sources of Thuja?

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    Plant Kingdom; evergreen coniferous tree in the cypress family Cupressaceae.

    Plant Kingdom; evergreen coniferous tree in the cypress family Cupressaceae.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica, Repertory

What are the medicines for warts with their Indications?

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    Homoeopathy offers several remedies for treating warts, each tailored to specific symptoms and underlying causes. Here are some commonly used homoeopathic remedies for warts along with their indications: 1. Thuja Occidentalis: Excellent for treating warts that are seedy, large, or pedunculated. It iRead more

    Homoeopathy offers several remedies for treating warts, each tailored to specific symptoms and underlying causes. Here are some commonly used homoeopathic remedies for warts along with their indications:

    1. Thuja Occidentalis: Excellent for treating warts that are seedy, large, or pedunculated. It is particularly effective for warts on any body part, including the anogenital area.

    2. Causticum: Useful for warts that are large, jagged, and painful. It is often indicated for warts on the face, lips, nose, eyelids, and tips of fingers.

    3. Nitric Acid: Suitable for warts that bleed easily, either from touching or washing. It is also used for warts that are sensitive to touch.

    4. Anacardium Orientale: Effective for warts with burning and itching sensations, especially on the hands and fingers. It is indicated when warts are hard, painful to touch, and prone to bleeding.

    5. Antimonium Crudum: Beneficial for warts on moist, indurated skin, such as around the nails or on the soles of the feet. It is suitable for warts that itch and burn, with a tendency to spread rapidly.

    6. Antimonium Tartaricum: Recommended for warts that are large, smooth, and white, often appearing in clusters. It is indicated when warts are associated with burning pain and excessive moisture.

    7. Berberis Vulgaris: Indications: Suitable for warts that are hard and painful, especially on the face or back. It is indicated when warts are associated with shooting pains and inflammation.

    8. Calcarea Carbonica: Indications: Beneficial for warts that are hard, large, and often found on the hands or face. It is particularly useful for obese individuals.

    9. Dulcamara: Indications: Used for warts that are moist and prone to spreading. It is helpful for warts that worsen in cold, wet weather.

    10. Silicea: Suitable for warts that are hard and have a tendency to leave scars. It is often used for individuals with a slow healing process.

    These remedies are selected based on the individual’s unique symptoms and constitution. Consulting with a qualified homoeopath is essential to determine the most appropriate remedy for your specific case.

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What are the constitution of sulphur?

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    1. Lean, thin, slender persons. 2. Stooping- shoulders and walk and sit stoop. 3. Nervous, plethoric, active and quick tempered. 4. Standing is the most uncomfortable position. 5. Dirty, filthy patients. 6. Miasmatic Background: Psora. 7. Temperament: Nervous. 8. Diathesis: Scrofulous. 9. Thermal ReRead more

    1. Lean, thin, slender persons.
    2. Stooping- shoulders and walk and sit stoop.
    3. Nervous, plethoric, active and quick tempered.
    4. Standing is the most uncomfortable position.
    5. Dirty, filthy patients.
    6. Miasmatic Background: Psora.
    7. Temperament: Nervous.
    8. Diathesis: Scrofulous.
    9. Thermal Relationship: Hot patient.

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