Red-Line Symptoms Of GELSEMIUM- Extracted From H W Hutchison Using Similimum Ultra Software

1. Heaviness of the head, relieved after profuse emission of watery urine.

2. Partial paralysis of the eyelids, tongue, or organs of deglutition.

3. Fullness in head, heat of face, chilliness, thick speech, brain feels as if bruised.

4. Diarrhoea after sudden emotions, as grief, fright, bad news, or the anticipation of an unusual ordeal.

5. Inefficient labour pains, or none at all, or widely dilated, complete atony, or labour delayed by a rigid os.

6. Fever beat with drowsiness. Sleep with half waking and murmuring frequently. Little thirst, feels very languid, and wants to lie still.

7. Febrile chilliness, cold extremities, heat of the head and face.

About Chandran Nambiar K C

I am Chandran Nambiar K C Author, REDEFINING HOMEOPATHY Managing Director, Fedarin Mialbs Private Limited Developer. SIMILIMUM ULTRA Homeopathic Software I am not a scientist, academician, scholar, professional homeopath or anybody with 'big credentials', but an old lay man, a retired government servant, who accidentally happened to fall into the deep waters of the great ocean of homeopathic knowledge during his fiery teenage years, and was destined to live a whole life exploring the mysteries of that wonderful world with unending enthusiasm. My interest in homeopathy happened very accidentally when I was only 20 years old UNDERGRADUATE ZOOLOGY student, through a constant relationship with a local practitioner who happened to be father of my classmate. I was a regular visitor in his clinic, where from I started reading BOERICKE MATERIA MEDICA and other homeopathic books, which helped me to cure myself my troublesome asthma that have been haunting me since my childhood days. I became a voracious reader of homeopathy.
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