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a.Burning micturation.
b.Hiccough
c.Pusformatiom in ears.
d.Malarrhoea.
e.Goute.
f.High blood pressure.
g.Unconsiousness.
h.Insect bite.
i.Acidity,gastric problem,curminatives.
j.Stimulant,aphrodisiac.
k.Emmenagoge.
l.Cough,expectoration.
m.Antiseptic.
n.Emetic.
o.Diabetes.
p.Headache,migrain.
q.Diuretic.
ALLIUM CEPA.
A DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL MATERIA MEDICA -J.H.CLARKE.m.d.
Anus, fissure of. Ascites. Catarrh. Cold. Coryza. Cough. Diarrhœa. Facial paralysis. Feet, easily galled. Hay-fever. Hernia. Influenza. Laryngitis. Panaritium. Pneumonia. Trauma. Whitlow. Whooping-cough. Yellow fever.
Allium cepa covers more symptoms of common cold than any other remedy, as the well-known effect of onions in producing tears would suggest. It will cure a large proportion of cases of cold in the head, but the conditions which most particularly indicate it are: Cough, or cold, or headache < in warm room, > in open air, < again on returning to warm room. It causes burning of eyelids, nose, mouth, throat, bladder, skin. Inflammation and increased secretion of mucous membranes: neuralgic pains like along thread; in face, head, neck, and elsewhere; < evening; towards ear from deep within head. The toothache of Cepa is > by cold air or cold washing. It is suited to traumatic neuritis. Hurts do not heal. The feet are easily galled by walking. It was recommended by Dioscorides as a remedy for this condition, and homœopathy has confirmed his observation. Desire for raw onions is an indication for it. Thread-like pains are common in various parts and are characteristic of Cepa. Thread-like pains in face. Left-side facial paralysis has been cured by Cepa. The cough of Cepa is caused by tickling in larynx; constant inclination to hack in order to relieve it. It has cured violent catarrhal laryngitis; hoarse cough with feeling as if it would split and tear the larynx, causing watering of eyes. Cough from inhaling cold air. Cepa has yawning and drowsiness. A raw onion eaten just before going to bed is a popular remedy for sleeplessness. Cepa is a left-side medicine primarily. Symptoms go from left to right. Left eye; left facial paralysis; left inguinal ring. Rest <; motion >. < Afternoon and evening; when lying down. Damp cold wind and weather = colds and toothache. But cold water and open air >; warm room <Picking or sucking teeth > toothache. Eyes sensitive to touch.
Compare: Al. sat., Alo., Conval., Lil. tig, Scilla (botan.); Antidoted by: Arn. (toothache); Cham. (abdominal pains); Nux v. (coryza recurring in August); Verat. (colic, with despondency); Thuja (offensive breath and diarrhœa after eating onions). Roasted coffee will remove onion breath. Followed by Calc. c. and Silic. in polypus. Incompatible: All. sat., Alo., Scilla. Complementary: Phos., Puls., Sars., Thuj. Compare also: Aco., Chlorum, Ipec.; Lach. (left to right).
Effects of exposure to damp cold winds and weather. Colds of spring; hay-fever of August; epidemics of spasmodic cough in autumn. Wet feet. Eating spoiled fish. Injuries. Surgical operations (fine shooting pains after).
Very melancholy.─Fears pains will become unbearable.─Often very anxious, with catarrh, dulness of intellect.
Dulness.─Dull headache, with coryza, < in the evening; > in the open air; but < when returning to a warm room.─Pains in temples, most in right; aggravated by winking; extending over forehead, worse on l. side.─Pain in occiput and down the neck.
Flow of (mild) tears.─Excessive non-excoriating lachrymation; l. eye worse, with redness of the eyeball; sensitive to light; worse evenings.─Sensation as if eye were hanging by a string or torn.─Itching, biting, burning in the eyes.─Dulness of the eyes, with aversion to light, and coryza.─Letters appear smaller.─Near objects seem distant with yawning.─Swelling around the eyes.
Earache.─Discharge of pus from the ear.─Hardness of hearing.
Profuse watery discharge from the nose, with sneezing, acrid burning, excoriating the nose and upper lip.─Fluent coryza, with running of water from the eyes, headache, heat, thirst, cough, trembling of the hands; < in evening and in a room; > in the open air.─Ichor oozing out of nose; second stage of scarlatina.─Bleeding of the nose.─A sort of hay-fever every August, morning coryza, violent sneezing, sensitive to the odour of flowers and skin of peaches.─Nasal polypi.
Paralysis of l. half of face, also in limbs of same side.
Sensation as of a lump in the throat.─Expectoration of a lumpy mucus through the posterior nares.─Pain in throat extending to the ear.─Bad odour from the mouth and throat.
Canine hunger.─Appetite, increased or diminished.─Strong craving for raw onions; cannot take any other nourishment.─Pressure in stomach.─Pain in region of pylorus.─Thirst, with heat and coryza.─Nausea, coming from stomach up the throat into the fauces.─Weak, empty feeling in stomach.─Sour eructations.
Rumbling in bowels.─Very offensive flatus.─Belching, with rumbling in and puffing up of the abdomen.─Violent cutting pain in the left lower abdomen, with frequent desire to micturate, and burning micturition.─Pains in hepatic region, spreading into the abdomen.─Violent pains in l. hypogastrium, with urging to urinate, urine scalding.─(Strangulated hernia has been known to follow the eating abundantly of cooked onions.).─Abdomen distended, rumbling, urging, and finally diarrhœa.
Diarrhœa after midnight and in the morning.─Flatus very, offensive.─Hæmorrhoids, tearing, jerking pains in anus.─Stitches in the rectum.─Rhagades at the anus.─Itching at the anus (worms).
Strangury after wet feet.─Dribbling or spouting of urine in old people.─Frequent and copious urination.─Urine red, with much urging and burning in urethra.─Pressure and other pains in the region of the bladder.─Sensation of weakness in the bladder and urethra.
Oppressed breathing, from pressure in the middle of the chest; worse in the evening.─Cough when inhaling cold air.─Catarrhal hoarseness.─Acute bronchitis going from l. to r.─Tickling in throat, with aching in larynx.─Constant inclination to hack.─Hacking cough from inhaling cold air.─Violent catarrhal laryngitis; the hoarse cough seemed to split and tear the larynx.─Much sneezing; he inflates the lungs, raises himself on his toes, then gives a hearty sneeze.
Intense pain in nape of neck.─Chilly crawls run down the back, most at night, with frequent urination, followed by heat and thirst.
Much pain under r. shoulder-blade.─Sore, tired feeling of the limbs, esp. arms.─Trembling of the r. hand.─Panaritium.─Painful affections of the fingers about the nails, red streaks running up the arm.
Soreness; the skin is rubbed off by the shoes, esp. on the heel.─Pain on most external soft part of r. big toe and l. middle finger.
Stitches and burnings; aching.─Stitches (head, eyes, ears, rectum, skin).─Burning (eyelids, throat, nose, mouth, bladder, skin).─Bad effects from wet feet.─Phlegmasia alba dolens.─Traumatic neuritis, pains violent and continuous, wearing out patient.─Inflammation and increased secretions of the mucous membranes.─Senile gangrene.─Trismus after injuries.─Weak and tired; has to lie down.─Aching throughout the body.─Neuralgia from old injuries.─Neuralgic pains, like a long thread, in face, head, neck, and elsewhere; < evenings.
Pricking as from pins.─Redness; nettle-rash, measles, scarlatina, when the complaints are characterised by the characteristic catarrhal symptoms.─Panaritia of lying-in females, red streaks running up arm, very painful.
Yawning; with headache and cramp in stomach; with sleepiness near objects seem distant.─Gaping in deep sleep.─Wakes 2 a.m.─Dreams of being near water; of battles, precipices, deep wells; of storms, high waves; annoying in convalescents.
Pulse full and accelerated.─Heat, with rumbling in the abdomen, coryza, and thirst.─Flitting heat over whole body, and thirst.─Coldness alternates with heat during catarrh.─Sweats easily and copiously.
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