TEREBINTHINA


TEREBINTHINA symptoms from Manual of the Homeopathic Practice by Charles Julius Hempel. What are the uses of the homeopathy remedy TEREBINTHINA…


INTRODUCTION

TEREB. Oleum Terebinthina. See Hartlaub and Trinks “Annals.”.

COMPARE WITH

Aconite, Belladonna, Camph., Cantharis, Nux-v., Pulsatilla

ANTIDOTES

Camph.,? Cantharis?.

GENERAL SYMPTOMS

General languor. Loss of strength. Fainting. Dropsy.

SKIN

Inflammation, redness, and painfulness of the skin. Suddenly appearing and disappearing erythematous, papulous, and even vesicular eruptions.

SLEEP

Frequent waking and tossing about at night. Nightmare. Sopor.

FEVER

Chilliness. Increased sweat. Feverish heat through the whole body, pulse hard and frequent, headache, red face, thirst and sensation of dryness of the mucus membranes. Fever, with violent thirst.

MIND AND DISPOSITION

Mania.

HEAD AND SENSORIUM

Vertigo. Intoxication. Dull headache, with colic. Aching pains in the whole head, with vomiturition. Slight lacerating headache. Lacerating from the forehead to the right ear. Cutting in the forehead.

EYES

Black motes, momentarily, with quickly-passing sensation of vertigo.

FACE

Drawing in the bones of the right half of the face and fore- head, in the evening. The face is pale and sunken. Herpes on the tibia.

NOSE

Violent bleeding at the nose.

TEETH AND MOUTH

Drawing in the teeth. Burning soreness and interstitial distention of the gums.

THROAT

Warmth and scraping in the pharynx and stomach.

APPETITE

Want of appetite. Rancid eructations. Slight nausea. Vomiting of yellow mucus.

STOMACH

Pressure in the pit of the stomach, as if from without. Pinching below the pit of the stomach, with nausea and eructations. Feel- ing of warmth and pair in the region of the stomach. Burning in :3 the stomach, with nausea and vertigo.

ABDOMEN

Meteorism, frequent colic and movements in the bowels. Sensation of coldness in the abdomen, as if uncovered. Violent burning pressure in the hypochondria. Cutting in the hypogastrium. Constant cutting in the whole thence extending into the thighs, both during rest and motion. Sensation as if the bowels towards the spinal marrow were constricted, with anguish, hunger and thirst. Sensation of heaviness and pain in the region of the kidneys. Violent burning, drawing pains in the regions of the kidneys. Fleeting lacerating pains in the symphysis-pubis. Slight and painful swelling of the inguinal glands.

STOOL

Ineffectual urging. Costive, with distention of the abdomen. Diarrhoea stool. with diminution of the nausea. Thin yellow stools, with discharge of taenia and ascarides. Violent burning in the rectum.

URINE

Inflammatory symptoms about the bladder. Violent dragging and cutting in the bladder. Burning in the bladder. Strangury. Dysuria sometimes real urethritis, with painful erections, as in chordee. Complete suppression of urine. Enuresis. Urine scanty and red even bloody. The urine deposits a thick, muddy, white- yellow sediment. Haematuria.

MALE GENITAL ORGANS

Violent, crampy drawing in the left testicle, and along the left spermatic chord. Seminal emission at night.

FEMALE GENITAL ORGANS

Drawing in the thighs, with colic. Increased menses.

CHEST

Dryness of the mucous membrane if the air-passages. Aching pains behind the sternum, sensation of troublesome prickling in the trachea, as at the commencement of bronchitis, sometimes attended with blood-streaked expectoration. Difficulty of breathing the lungs seem congested. Dyspnoea.

BACK

Drawing pains in the small of the back. Aching pain in the back.

ARM AND LEGS

Stiffness of the limbs. Heaviness in the limbs. Pain as if sprained in the muscles of the upper arm. Drawing and lacerating pain in the hip-joint. Drawing in the groins and thighs. Pains in the feet.

Charles Julius Hempel
Charles Julius Hempel (5 September 1811 Solingen, Prussia - 25 September 1879 Grand Rapids, Michigan) was a German-born translator and homeopathic physician who worked in the United States. While attending medical lectures at the University of New York, where he graduated in 1845, he became associated with several eminent homeopathic practitioners, and soon after his graduation he began to translate some of the more important works relating to homeopathy. He was appointed professor of materia medica and therapeutics in the Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia in 1857.