Abies Canadensis — Hemlock Spruce

Abies Canadensis (Hemlock Spruce). Covers: Head, Stomach, Female, Fever, Dose.

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Introduction

ABIES CANADENSIS-PINUS CANADENSIS Hemlock Spruce Mucous membranes are affected by Abies can and gastric symptoms are most marked, and a catarrhal condition of the stomach is produced. There are peculiar cravings and chilly sensations that are very characteristic, especially for women with uterine displacement, probably due to defective nutrition with debility. Respiration and heart action labored. Wants to lie down all the time; skin cold and clammy, hands cold; very faint. Right lung and liver feel small and hard. Gleet.

Head.– Feels light-headed, tipsy. Irritable.

Stomach

Stomach.– Canine hunger with torpid liver. Gnawing, hungry, faint feeling at the epigastrium. Great appetite, craving for meat, pickles, radishes, turnips, artichokes, coarse food. Tendency to eat far beyond capacity for digestion . Burning and distention of stomach and abdomen with palpitation . Flatulence disturbs the heart’s action. Pain in right shoulder-blade, and constipation, with burning in rectum.

Female

Female.– Uterine displacements. Sore feeling at fundus of uterus, relieved by pressure. Prostration; wants to lie down all the time. Thinks womb is soft and feeble.

Fever

Fever.– Cold shivering, as if blood were ice-water ( Acon ). Chills run down back. Cold water feeling between shoulders ( Ammon mur ). Skin clammy and sticky. Night-sweat ( China ).

Dose

Dose.– First to third potency. Copyright © Médi-T 1999 Home

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