1. CICUTA V
Key uses• Nervous system problems, such as stuttering, hiccups, sudden, strong jerks, or spasms• fits, epilepsy, or violent convulsions• Skin disorders, often involving pustules that leave yellowish scabs, such as impetigo or eczema.
it has an affinity with the nervous system and is used both for nervous temperamental conditions and for physical disorders of the nervous system. It is generally given to people who behave childishly and do absurd things. They may be wild, delirious, overexcited, or exhibit great sensitivity to sad stories and other people's happiness.
Symptoms associated with this remedy focus on spasmodic effects on the nervous system, ranging from stammering and hiccups to sudden, strong jerks and spasms. Fits with long absences may be treated with the remedy, as may epilepsy or violent convulsions accompanied by facial contortions and severe backward twisting and arching of the head and neck.
Symptoms are better For warmth; arching the head, neck, and spine backward; dwelling on pain; directly after eating.
Symptoms are worse For cold; for being touched or jarred; during sleep; for noise; if skin symptoms are suppressed or diminished but not cured; for intestinal worms; after concussion
2. CUPRUM M
KEY SYMPTOMS spasms and cramps • suppression of emotions • ailments that are triggered by suppression of rashes and discharges • person feels better for cold drinks.
Symptoms include a pale, drawn face, with blue lips and cold hands and feet. Symptoms may be violent, becoming worse if menstruation is late, or if any eruptions and bodily discharges are suppressed by medication, being chilled, or getting wet.
This remedy is associated primarily with problems of the nervous, respiratory, and digestive systems. Cramping, which may be extreme, may affect the fingers, toes, legs, and stomach. A common feature is an exhaustion, perhaps following illness, lack of sleep, or exhausting mental strain. starting in the fingers and toes and spreading to the center of the body. There may be rashes and perspiration on the feet that are worse if suppressed—for example, by chilling the feet.
Symptoms are better For perspiring; for cold drinks.
Symptoms worse For hot weather; at night; for touch; for suppressing emotions; for suppressing sweats and rashes.
3. ABSINTHIUM
Key uses• Fits, seizures, and epilepsy in children• Nervousness in children• Terrible dreams and insomnia in children• Trembling, grimacing, and unsteadiness, possibly linked to alcoholism• Vertigo in children.
Those who respond best to this remedy are prone to nervous overexcitement, experiencing terrifying, horrible dreams, and dreadful hallucinations. A kind of brutal stupor or stupidity may even be apparent in them. Is primarily associated with the nerves, and key symptoms include trembling, grimacing, and unsteadiness, possibly linked to alcoholism. In children, the remedy may be given for terrible dreams, nervousness, insomnia, vertigo, fits or seizures, and epilepsy.
Symptoms are better For movement.
Symptoms are worse For rising from bed or a seat; staying still.
4. HYOSCYAMUS
KEY SYMPTOMS behavioral problems with erotic tendencies • delirium and paranoia • spasmodic cough • laughter at inappropriate times.
It is used for physical conditions associated with involuntary twitching, such as delirium, and for fits of dry coughing. Homeopaths may prescribe it for certain types of convulsions, such as epilepsy, in children, febrile convulsions with a rapid temperature rise. In some cases, the remedy may be given for schizophrenia and Parkinson’s disease, if accompanied by marked withdrawal, obscenity, and inappropriate laughter.
Twitching, starts, and facial grimaces, with the typical mental state. Mania is possibly triggered by fever, addiction, brain injury, or the trauma of childbirth. Despite a meager flow, there may be a frequent desire to urinate. Constant fumbling with the hands or clothing is common. There may be convulsions, possibly with involuntary urination.
Symptoms are better For sitting up; walking around; for movement.
Symptoms worse For touch; for lying down; for emotional stress or trauma.
5. BUFO RANA
Key uses• Extremely high drive, frequent masturbation, poorly developed relationships, and depravity• Seizures• Skin problems, such as blisters and itching, burning pustule.
Those prone to immature, childish behavior respond best to this remedy. They tend to be emotionally underdeveloped or potentially even educationally subnormal but may be brilliant in one subject (idiot savant). Their faces may be characterized by a stupid and besotted expression thick lips, which they may lick constantly, are another classic feature.
Symptom Picture is of seizures and skin problems, occurring either concurrently or independently, and possibly with excessive activity.
Symptoms are better For cool air; for bathing and putting the feet in hot water; for bleeding, especially in saliva, or as a bloody discharge from the nipples.
Symptoms are worse During sleep; in warm surroundings; for the slightest movement; after an injury.
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