Cupressus Australis
By Timothy F. Allen — The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica
Natural order , Coniferæ.
Authorities.
Proving by A. B. Jenner, Esq., and two others, with the tincture; Month. Hom. Rev., 9, p. 544.
MIND
- He is in much better spirits.
HEAD
- Pain in frontal region, rather dull than acute.
- Sharp piercing pain from left occiput to left temple.
STOMACH
- Increase of appetite, followed by loathing of food.
- Voracious appetite.
- Feeling of warmth in stomach.
URINARY ORGANS
- Pricking pains from kidneys to bladder, with increased desire to urinate, which comes away in a smaller stream than usual.
- Feeling of constriction along the course of the urethra, particularly towards neck of bladder.
SEXUAL ORGANS
- Itching of glans penis, and orifice of urethra.
- Aching pain in perinæum and in spermatic vessels, with feeling of weight in testes.
BACK
- Dull aching pain in lumbar region.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
- Pain in shoulders, especially on joint of right shoulder, extending down to elbow.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
- Pinching-drawing pain in knees, and along lymphatics of legs.
- Sharp, shooting pain in patellæ, and in bend of knees.
- Feeling of tension in calves of legs, with occasional spasmodic twitchings, and a feeling of general malaise, all over body.
FEVER
- Increased heat of body, without thirst.