Dr. Reckeweg Nux Moschata 30 CH (11 ml)

It profoundly disturbs the SENSORIUM; mind and NERVES; causing exaltation of senses and nervous sensibility. Digestion is disturbed. FEMALE ORGANS are affected. When any complaint causes DROWSINESS; or is accompanied by drowsiness; and if in addition there is chilliness or coldness and THIRSTLESSNESS; Nux Mos. should be considered and given. Dryness; as a sensation, or actual, is another characteristic symptom; of mouth, tongue, eyes etc. but NO THIRST. Heaviness; of eyes, tongue etc. Marked tendency to fainting fits; with heart failure; worse at stools, at menses, with slight pain, from sight of blood, while standing (when dressing). Haemorrhages dark. Fleeting pains. It is useful to scrawny, delicate, hysterical women who have small breast and who laugh or cry by turns. As of a hard lump; in stomach, liver, throat. Hysteria. Mania. Automatism. Parts lain on feel sore. Feels as if drunk; staggers on trying to walk. Catalepsy. Spasms of children, with diarrhoea. Epilepsy with consciousness. Little pain. Puffiness. Clairvoyant. Paralysis, with spasms; and trembling; of tongue, eyelids, oesophagus. Mental depression from grief. Ill effects of fright, mental exertion; suppressed eruptions. Humming, buzzing, funny feeling in body. Marasmus of little children. Hard parts feel soft.

Abortion. Apoplexy. Asthma, hysteric. Brain, softening of; infantile affections of. Catalepsy. Chilblains. Cholerine. Clairaudience. Clairvoyance. Convulsions. Cough. Debility. Deltoid rheumatism. Dysmenia. Dyspepsia. Eructations. Eyes, sight weak. Fainting. Flatulence. Freckles. Frost-bite. Gastralgia. Haemorrhage. Headache. Head, convulsive movement of. Hiccough. Hoarseness. Hysteria. Intermittent fever. Locomotor ataxy. Lumbago. Marasmus. Menopause. Menorrhagia. Menses, suppressed. Metrorrhagia. Mind, affections of. Pelvis, congestion of. Perspiration, bloody; hysterical. Pregnancy, complaints of. Ptosis. Puerperal convulsions. Renal colic. Rheumatism. Sleep, overpowering. Speech, defective. Stammering. Strangury. Toothache. Turpentine, effects of. Typhoid, haemorrhage in. Uterus, prolapse of. Worms.

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.

• Adapted especially to women and children of a nervous hysterical temperament; to people with a dry skin who rarely perspire; complaints of pregnancy.
• Weakness of old age; dyspepsia of old people.
• Oversensitive: to light; of hearing; of smell; to touch.
• All the ailments are accompanied by drowsiness and sleepiness or an inclination to faint even from slight pain; complaints cause sleepiness.
• Stupor and insensibility; unconquerable sleep.
• Absence of mind; cannot think; great indifference to everything.
• Weakness or loss of memory
• Vanishing of thoughts while reading, talking or writing; using wrong words; does not recognize well known streets
• Changeable humor; one moment laughing, the next crying; "sudden change from grave to gay, from lively to serene"
• Dryness of eyes; too dry to close the lids.
• Great dryness of the mouth; tongue so dry it adheres to roof of mouth; saliva seemed like cotton; throat dry, stiffened, no thirst
• Sensation of great dryness without real thirst and without actual dryness of the tongue.
• Great soreness of all the parts upon which one lies; tendency to bed sores.
• Eating a little too much causes headache; painfulness and distress in stomach while eating or immediately after
• Abdomen enormously distended, after every meal.
• Diarrhoea: in summer, from cold drinks; epidemic in autumn, white stools; from boiled milk; during dentition; during pregnancy; with sleepiness and fainting; in autumn, epidemic, white, fetid
• At every menstrual nisus, mouth, throat and tongue become intolerably dry, especially when sleeping.
• Leucorrhoea in place of menses; patient, awakened with dry tongue; physometra
• Pain, nausea and vomiting; during pregnancy; from wearing pessaries.
• Sudden hoarseness, worse from walking against the wind
• Cough caused by: getting warm in bed; being overheated; during pregnancy; bathing, standing in water; living in cold, damp places; loose after eating, dry after drinking.
• Sleep: irresistibly drowsy; sleepy, muddled, as if intoxicated; coma, lies silent, immovable; eyes constantly closed
• Rheumatic affections; from getting feet wet; from exposure to drafts to air while heated worse in cold, wet weather, or cold wet clothes; of left shoulder
• Backache, while riding in a carriage. Fatigue, must lie down after least exertion.
• Vertigo when walking in open air; aches from eating a little too much.
• Loss of voice from walking against the wind 
• Pain in right hip to knee; worse, motion, especially going upstairs.

MODALITIES:

• Worse: cold moist wind, cold food, cold washing, lying on painful side, motion, jar. 
• Better: warmth, dry weather.