Introduction
VIOLA ODORATA Violet Has a specific action on the ear. Affects especially dark-haired patients; supra-orbital and orbital regions; rheumatism in upper parts of the body when on the right side. Worm affections in children ( Teuc ). Locally, for pain due to uterine fibroids. Also against snake-bites,
Head
Head.– Burning of the forehead . Vertigo; everything in head seems to whirl around. Heaviness of head, with sensation of weakness in muscles of nape of neck. Scalp tense; must knit the brows. Tendency to pain immediately above eyebrows . Throbbing under eye and temple. Headache across the forehead . Acts upon frontal sinuses. Hysterical attacks in tuberculous patients.
Eyes
Eyes.– Heaviness of lids. Eyeball feels compressed. Flames before eyes. Myopia. Choroiditis. Illusions of vision; fiery, serpentine circles.
Ears
Ears.– Shooting in ears. Aversion to music. Roaring and tickling. Deep stitches beneath ears. Deafness; otorrha . Ear affections with pain in eyeballs.
Extremities
Extremities.– Rheumatism of the deltoid muscle. Trembling of limbs. Pressing pain in right carpal and metacarpal joints. ( Ulmus ).
Modalities
Modalities.– Worse , cool air.
Dose
Dose.– First to sixth potency. Copyright © Médi-T 1999 Home
VIOLA ODORATA Violet
VIOLA ODORATA Violet Has a specific action on the ear. Affects especially dark-haired patients; supra-orbital and orbital regions; rheumatism in upper parts of the body when on the right side. Worm affections in children ( Teuc ). Locally, for pain due to uterine fibroids. Also against snake-bites, bee-stings. Tension extends to upper half of face and ears.
Respiratory
Respiratory.– Torpor in the end of nose, as from a blow. Dry, short, spasmodic cough and dyspna; worse in daytime. Oppression of chest. Pertussis, with hoarseness. Dyspna during pregnancy . Difficult breathing, anxiety and palpitation, with hysteria.
Urinary
Urinary.– Milky urine ; smells strong. Enuresis in nervous children.
Relationship
Relationship.– Compare: Ulmus (formication in feet, numb, creeping pain in legs and feet; rheumatic pains above wrists; numbness, tingling, and full soreness where gastrocnemius gives off its tendon); Chenopodium ( ears; serous or bloody effusion in the labyrinth ; chronic otitis media; progressive deafness to the voice, but sensitive to sounds of passing vehicles and other sounds; buzzing; absent or deficient bone conduction; a consciousness of the ear; hearing better for shrill, high-pitched sounds than for low ones); Aur; Puls; Sep; Ign; Cina; Cauloph (in rheumatism of small joints).