– A.W. Cowperthwaite.

Synonym. Marum Verum. Natural order. Labiatae. Common name.

GENERAL ANALYSIS.
Acts especially upon the mucous membrane of the lower bowel, where it produces much irritation, leading to its successful use in the treatment of ascarides. It also acts prominently upon the Schneiderian membrane, producing violent sneezing, congestion and inflammation.
CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS.
Mind. Irresistible desire to sing. Head. Dullness and dizziness. Pressure in forehead above the eyes (Hydras., Kali bi., Puls., Sang.). Very painful pressure in right temple, frequently alternating with same sensation in. right frontal eminence, and in left temple. Eyes. Red and inflamed; look watery as if from weeping; biting sensations; upper lids red and puffy. Ears. Otalgia, with lancinating pains (Bell., Cham., Puls., Merc.). Nose. Frequent sneezing, with crawling in nose, without coryza. Violent crawling in right nostril, with lachrymation of right eye. Sensation as if nostrils were stopped; blowing nose or sneezing does not remove the obstruction; nasal polyps (Calc. c., Phos.). Mouth. Violent tearing in root sand gum of right lower incisors. Smarting., as from pepper, at root of tongue. Throat. Biting and scraping sensation posteriorly in fauces; worse left side. Stomach. Unusual hunger; prevents falling asleep. Frequent very violent hiccough. Abdomen. Dull pressing, as from incarcerated flatulence. Frequent noiseless emission of warm flatus. Rectum Crawling in rectum after stool. Crawling and violent sticking in anus, in evening in bed. Ascarides, with creeping nd itching (Ferr., Sep., Spig., Sulph.), and nightly restlessness; worse from warmth of bed (Merc.). Urinary Organs. Increased discharge of pale, watery urine (Phos. ac.). Limbs. Rheumatic pains, mostly in bones and joints; worse evening, better on motion (rhus tox.). Inflammation in right toe, with pain as if the nail had grown into the flesh. Ingrowing toe nails with ulceration (Sil). Generalities. Very indolent; inclined neither to physical nor mental exertion. Sleep. REstless sleep; excited; vivid dreams. Fever. Frequent feeling of flushing heat in face, without external redness. conditions. Especially useful in old people and children. Compare. Calc. c., Caust., Cina., Lyc., Sil., Staph., Sulph.
THERAPEUTICS.
Teucr. mar. ver. has often been successfully used in nasal polypi; polypus of the vagina; fibrous polypi of all kinds. Useful in ascarides; also in rheumatism, etc., the symptoms corresponding. Has been highly recommended for in growing tow nails.

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-William H.Burt

GRAND CHARACTERISTICS
This is a great remedy for ascarides, where there is great itching of the anus. Also for polypus narium, as a snuff; with creeping, biting sensation in the vicinity of the polypus. Ingrowing toe-nails.

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null– Adolph Von Lippe

COMMON NAME:
CAT THYME.

Symptoms:
Useful in worms (Cina., Merc., Stann.). THIS IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR ASCARIDES, WHERE THERE IS GREAT ITCHING OF THE ANUS (Bt.). Creeping and crawling in the rectum worse during evening and from warmth of bed (Bl.). Tearing in the limbs, especially in the bones and joints (Merc.). The limbs go to sleep (Puls., Rhus-T.). About noon general sensation of debility. Nervous, trembling, irritable sensation in the whole body Tingling in the nose (All-C.). Child frequently rubs its nose (Arg-N., Cina., Sil) (N.). SENSATION AS IF THE NOSTRILS WERE STOPPED; BLOWING NOSE OR SNEEZING DOES NOT REMOVE OBSTRUCTION (Stict.) (N.). POLYPUS NARIUM OR NASAL POLYPUS (Calc., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Sil.) (Bt.). Catarrh, with expectoration of solid chunks from the posterior nares (D.). Biting sensation in the vicinity of the polypus (Bt.). Frequent sneezing (All-C., Ars., Rhus-T.). (Bl.). Sensation of crawling in the nose, without coryza (Bl.). Ingrowing toe-nails (Graph., Sil.) (Bt.). Suppurating grooves in the nails. Loss of sense of smell (Nat-M., Puls). (Br.). Desire for open air, which does not fatigue him but improves the condition (Carb-V., Phos., Puls., Tub.). Staggering when walking (Arg-N., Gels., Nux-V., Stram.). POLYPUS IN THE UTERUS OF VAGINA (Calc., Merc., Petr., Phos-Ac., Puls., Staph., Thuj.) (K.). Very indolent; inclined neither to physical nor to mental exertion 9Nux-V., Sil.) (C.). Singing involuntarily (Croc., Lyc., Lyss.) (K.). Unusual hunger (Calc., Cina., Iod., Nat-M., Phos.).; prevents sleep (Abies-N., Chin., Ign., Lyc., Phos., Sanic.). (C.). Violent hiccough (Cic., Lyc., Mag-P., Nat-M., Nux-V., Stram.) (C.). Jerking hiccough, after nursing (F.). Vomiting of large quantities of dark-green menses (Br.).
AGGRAVATION:
In the evening; at night; from warmth of bed; when walking; and after nursing.
AMELIORATION:
In open air.
RELATIONSHIP:
Compare: Calc., Cic., Cina., Gels., Ign., Kali- B., Lyc., Mag-P., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-P., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph and Thuj. Complementary: Calc., and Nat-P.

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