Form: Drops
Common Name: Iris minor
Dry mouth with absence of saliva is characteristic feature. Gloomy with a desire to go home. Burning in eyes without lacrymation. Pain in single tooth. Itching and burning of scalp. Chill at 2pm.
Appendicitis. Fever. Headache. Home-sickness. Intermittents. Mania. Perityphlitis. Sleeplessness. Stomatitis. Vomiting. Xerostoma.
Take 5 drops in half cup of water 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician OR
Medicate the globules and take 4-6 globules 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.
- Itching in both eyes; with aching in temples. Smarting burning in eyes, after brushing scalp; it was as if he had been near some one scraping horse-radish; no lachrymation
- Thinking there was an ulcer at the root he had it extracted. There was no ulcer, though the tooth was decayed.
- Burning in mouth and throat, which increased, mouth and throat seemed on fire; not Better by cold water; Better after midnight, Better by sweet oil and camphor; Better by sucking in cold air; compelling him to keep swallowing every, second or two. Mouth dry, without saliva.
- Burning in throat and fauces as if on fire, not > by cold water fearful burning in throat
- On standing up, in the Morning, after sleep, "gone" feeling caused him to vomit a quantity of greenish yellow slime, not bitter; better by drinking a cup of tea. Deathly sensation at stomach-pit. Vomiting of very green bile.
- Could not sleep and became more and more despondent.