Apium Graveolens — Common Celery

Apium Graveolens (Common Celery). Covers: Head, Abdomen, Female, Sleep, Skin, Dose.

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Introduction

APIUM GRAVEOLENS Common Celery Contains a soporific active principle. Obstinate retention of urine, throbbing headaches and heartburn, have been produced by celery. Swelling of throat, face, and hands. Rheumatic pain in muscles of neck also in sacrum. Growing pains. Hungry for apples. Dysmenorrhœa,

Head.– Depressed; energetic; feeling of fidgets; cannot sleep from thinking. Headache; better eating. Eyeballs feel sunken. Itching in eyes. Itching and smarting in inner canthus of left eye.

Abdomen

Abdomen.– Sore; sharp sticking pain as if stool was coming on; diarrhœa, sharp pain in left iliac region going over to right. Nausea increases with pains.

Female

Female.– Sharp sticking pains in both ovarian regions, left, better bending over, by lying on left side, with legs flexed ; nipples tender.

Sleep

Sleep.– Unrefreshed; sleepless. Wakes from 1 to 3 am.Eating does not help sleep. Not fatigued from loss of sleep.

Skin

Skin.– Itching blotches; burning, creeping sensation. Profuse discharge from granulating ulcers. Urticaria with shuddering.

Dose

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

APIUM GRAVEOLENS Common Celery

APIUM GRAVEOLENS Common Celery Contains a soporific active principle. Obstinate retention of urine, throbbing headaches and heartburn, have been produced by celery. Swelling of throat, face, and hands. Rheumatic pain in muscles of neck also in sacrum. Growing pains. Hungry for apples. Dysmenorrhœa, with sharp, short pains, better flexing legs.

Respiratory

Respiratory.– Tickling, dry cough. Intense constriction over sternum , with drawing feeling through to back on lying down. Throat swollen, dyspnœa.

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