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22/10/2021

Migraine or Hemicrania or Nervous Headache
Migraine:It is a peculiar type of one sided headache which by some has been consideredit as neuralgia of the temporal, frontal and occipital nerves, or as a hyperesthesia of the brain, or a cerebral neuralgia. Some others consider it in the female as a hysterical manifestation of certain derangement of the menstrual function. Migraine in women occurs right before, during or after menstrual periods. This is called as menstrual migraine. A decrease in hormones may trigger a migraine, because estrogen controls the chemicals in the brain that controls sensation of pain in women. Migraine is most frequently met with in women of hysteric, chlorotic or anemic tendency, and a weak and nervous constitution, also in married women who have no children,(nallyparas) and in young widows. Men of weak constitution who read and study much in the night, who lead a loose life, are likewise subject to migraine. Nevertheless, migraine is a severe and painful headache.
Migraine, which is so frequently met with, returns periodically. It generally commences in the morning and increases during the course of the day as the Sun ascends and headache reaches its peak in the evening. Very often it attacks only one side of the head, or passes from one side to the other, or it is confined to the top of the head, or to the forehead or occiput. Headache often reaches an unbearable stage, associated with nausea and generally ends with vomiting of bitter, greenish, or slimy masses. In some cases one thorough vomiting is enough to relieve the pain while in other cases both vomiting and pain continue for several hours, until finally a sound sleep relieves it all. During the paroxysms the patient is very sensitive to light, noise, strong odors and touch and seeks a dark, noiseless place where he can lie undisturbed.
The following are some of the symptoms of Migraine.
1.Moderate to severe pain usually confined to one side of the head but, in certain cases it can occur on both sides of the head.
2.Pain will be throbbing and pulsating.
3. Aggravation of pain due to mental exertion.
4.Aversion to light and sound
5.Nausea and vomiting
6.Great relief after vomiting and subsequent sound sleep.

Treatment: (Leading symptoms).
Gelsemium: commences with dimness of sight and double vision, vertigo spreading from occiput. Heavinessof head.Band-feeling around and occipital headaches.Worse about 10 A.M and when lying down.Better from compression, from lying and reclining the head on high pillow.Desire to be quiet, to be left alone.Dull, heavy headache with heaviness of eyelids and muscular soreness of neck and shoulders. Headache preceded by blindness and betterfrom profuse urination.Visionblurred, smoky.Dim sighted; pupils dilated and insensible to light. Orbital neuralgia, with contraction and twitching of muscles.Bruised pain in back of the orbits. One pupil dilated and the other contracted.
2. Argentumnitricum:Pressive pain in the forehead on getting awake in the morning, gradually extending from the supra-orbital ridge upward to the coronal suture with heaviness in head and vertigo, which does not turn in a circle, but inclines the patient to reel to one or the other side; dimness before the eyes; ringing in the ears; sense of relaxation in the stomach, as though it were hanging down loosely; all the symptoms better after eating a good dinner and drinking a glass of wine. Worse after drinking coffee. Emotional disturbances cause appearance of hemi-cranial attacks. Aching in frontal eminence, with enlarged feeling in corresponding eye. Boring pain; better on tight bandaging and pressure. Itching of scalp.Hemi-crania; bones of head feel as if separated.Spots before the vision.Blurred vision.Photophobia in warm room.Purulentophthalmia.Great swelling of conjunctiva; discharge abundant and purulent.Aching and tired feeling in eyes. Better closing or pressing upon them.
3. Sanguinaria: The pain commences in the occiput ( back part of the head), rises and spreads over the head and settles especially above the right eye, with nausea, vomiting and chilliness. The patient is constrained to seek a dark room and to lie perfectly still; flushes of heat; burning of the soles and feet; scanty urine at first, later profuse flow or clear urine. Periodical sick headache; pain better lying down and sleep.Worse right sided headache.
4.Spigelia: Different sorts of pains frequently extending into the eyes and sides of the face, always worse from stooping, slightest motion, concussion, noise, and during stool; they are apt to appear at regular hours, either in the forenoon or in the night and are mostly attended with paleness of the face, palpitation of the heart and oppression of chest.Pain beneath frontal eminence and temples, extending to eyes.Semi-lateral, involving left eye; pain violent, throbbing; worse, making a false step. Pain as if a band around head.Vertigo.Spigelia mostly suitable and useful in left sided pain in eye and head.
5. Belladona: One sided pain especially on the right side; throbbing, beating, attended with vertigo, congestion of the head and eyes, and throbbing of the carotid arteries(thick tubes carrying blood from the heart to the brain that pass up through neck) or great paleness of the face; pain worse on lying down, better on bending head backward, and external pressure.Vertigo, with falling to left side or backwards.Sensitive to least contact.Much throbbing and heat. Palpitation reverberating in head with labored breathing. Pain in forehead, also occiput, and temples. Headache worse on right side and aggravated by light, noise, lying down and inthe afternoon; better by pressure and semi-erect position.
6.Bryonia: Headache on first walking in the morning, gradually increasing till evening. Pain as if the forehead would burst. Worse from motion, coughing and sneezing and better by rest. Tongue thickly coated; violent thirst or dry feeling in the mouth. Gastric derangement, constipation or diarrhea in the morning; patient is very irritable and gets angry easily.Vertigo, nausea, faintness on rising, confusion. Bursting, splitting headache, as if everything would be pressed out; as if hit by a hammer from within; headache becomes seated in occiput. Frontal headache, frontal sinuses involved.
7.Arsenicum Album: Hemicrania in persons with affections of the liver; alternating bilious colic and migraine; great sensitiveness of the head to the open air. During the spells the patient is very restless, constantly moves the head and limbs back and forth and feels some relief from doing so. Better from external warmth; from wrapping the head up in worm clothes. Burning in eyes with acrid lachrymation.Disturbed, anxious and restless sleep. Must have head raised by pillows. Sleeps with hands over head.
8.Sulphur: Pain in the forehead and top of the head; heat in the head and coldness in the feet. Sleeplessness.Itching of the skin.Suppressed eruptions.Looseness of the bowels early in the morning, driving out of bed.Sick headache recurring periodically.Heat and burning in eyes. Sulphur subjects are nearly always irritable, depressed, thin and weak even with good appetite. Great quantities of colorless urine. Sudden urge to urinate.
9. Glonoine: Great remedy for congestive headaches, hyperaemia of the brain from excess of heat or cold. Excellent for the inter-cranial, climacteric disturbances, or due to menstrual suppressions. Tendency to sudden and violent irregularities of the circulation. Violent convulsions associated with cerebral congestion. Feeling of pulsation throughout body.Pulsating pains.Confusion in head with dizziness. Head heavy, but cannot lay it on pillow. Cannot bear any heat about head.Better from uncovering head.Throbbing headache.Angio-spastic neuralgia of head and face.Very irritable.Vertigo on assuming upright position. Cerebral congestion and headache increases and decreases with the Sun. In female, headache during me**es. Rush of blood to head in pregnant women.
10. Iris versicolor: Best medicine for frontal headache with nausea and vomiting. Scalp feels constricted and right temples affected. Sick headache, worse on rest. Headache begins with a blur before eyes, after relaxing from mental strain. Headache mostly on right side, or changing sides in different attacks.
11. Nux vomica: Pressive, boring, dull pain mostly over left eye commencing in the morning and increasing through the day, growing milder in the evening, attended with dimness of vision, stoppage of the nose, sour and bitter vomiting. Constipation.Palpitation of the heart; worse from mental exertion, light and noise, in the open air, after eating. Hysteria, with profuse me**es, sedentary life, close mental application, abuse of coffee. Severe headache in occiput or over eyes with vertigo.At times vertigo with momentary loss of consciousness.Vertigo in morning and after dinner. Scalp sensitive; frontal headache with desire to press the head against something. Infra orbital neuralgia with watering of eyes.Constipation with frequent ineffectual urging, incomplete and unsatisfactory.
12.Thuja: Hemicrania of sycotic origin, mostly worse soon after midnight. Intermittent from 9 P.M to 5 A.M commencing slightly on crown of head, gradually extending over whole head and increasing to an excruciating height, with restlessness, must get out of bed. After the attack, feels paralytic weakness of the legs. Headache as if head is pierced by a nail. Left sided headache. Complete loss of appetite.
13. Silicea: Headaches from fasting. Vertigo from looking up; better wrapping up warmly and lying on left side. Pain begins at occiput and spreads over head and settles over eyes. Pain worse from every quick exertion, pressing to stool. Better from getting warm and after sleep. Swelling in glabella(the flat area of bone between the eyebrows). Swelling of lachrymal duct. Aversion to light, especially day light; it produces dazzling, sharp pain through eyes; eyes tender to touch and worse when closed. Vision confused and letters run together on reading. Styes. Appetite good; while eating the pain is much milder, but grows so much the worse again afterwards.
14.Pulsatilla: Tearing, pressing, stitching pain mostly on right side of the head, worse in the evening and at night, in the warm room and better from external pressure and in the open air. Aversion to eating and drinking; water tastes bitter; nausea and vomiting; oppression of chest, and chilliness. Mild yielding disposition; scanty, delayed me**es; disposition to looseness of the bowels. Wandering stitches about head; pains extend to face and teeth. Itching and burning in eyes. Profuse lachrymation and secretion of mucus. Lids inflamed, agglutinated.
15. cocculus: Excellent remedy for occipital headache. Pain starts in the lower part of the occiput and extends to the nape. The pain is worse after eating, drinking or smoking, lying on back of head and extended with a sense of emptiness and hollowness of the head.Vertigo and nausea especially when riding or sitting up.Pain in eyes as if torn out of head.Feels too weak to talk loud.

22/10/2021

Recollectable Recollections
Hemorrhoids:For non-bleeding Hemorrhoids with unbearable pain, sudden knife like stitches and burning like fire in the a**s for hours after stool: Ratanhia Q 10 drops in 20 ml water-Daily 3 times for one month relieves the problem.

15/10/2021

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1. ABSCESS
Abscess is nothing but localized collection of Pus in the tissues of the body usually followed by swelling and inflammation caused by pyrogenic organisms.This may be acute or chronic.
Treatment: (Leading symptoms)
1.Aconite: The tumor is hot, swollen, red and shining.Unbearable cutting pains.Aggravation in the evening and night.Great fear and anxiety.
2.Arsenicum Album: Gangrenous inflammation of the abscess. Violent burning pains.Aggravation during rest and better by motion.
3.Belladona: Tumor appears erysipelatous, swollen and hard.Alternative redness and paleness of skin.
4.HeparSulphuricum: Suppuration is an inevitable symptom. Throbbing pains followed by chill. Tumor hot,hard and swollen.
5.Mercurius:In the commencement, to prevent suppuration or after suppuration has taken place promotes discharge.
6.Phosphorus: In the early stages to prevent formation of pus. Most beneficial medicine in mammary abscesses. It prevents cicatrices.
7.Pulsatilla: violent itching, burning and stinging in periphery of abscess. Pus yellow and copious. Abscess bleeds easily with cutting and stinging pains.
8.Silicea: Suppuration imminent. Discharge fetid, thin and watery. Pus offensive
Eruptions itch in day time and evening.
9.Sulphur:Chronic cases when there is profuse discharge of matter, with emaciation and fever. Constant tendency to return of the disease. For persons frequently troubled with boils.

23/04/2020

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Trigeminal Neuralgia (Tic douloureux, Prosopalgia)

Trigeminal Neuralgia: Twelve pairs of nerves, called the Cranial nerves, arise from the brain, one nerve of each pair arising from one side, and the other from the corresponding part on the other side of the brain.
I. Olfactory nerve: This is the first pair. The Olfactory nerve or nerve of smell arises from the front of each cerebral hemisphere.
II. Optic nerve: The second pair. The optic nerve or nerve of sight.
III. Oculomotor nerve: The third pair. The motor nerve going to four of the muscles which move the eye ball.
IV. Trochlear nerve: The fourth pair. Motor nerve going to one of the muscles (the superior oblique muscle) which moves the eye ball.
V. Trigeminal nerve: The fifth pair. Called the trigeminal nerve, because it divides into three main branches. It arises by two roots, a motor root and a sensory root, and so resembles a spinal nerve, and the sensory root, like that of a spinal nerve, possesses a ganglion. It is the motor nerve for the muscles of mastication and the sensory nerve for the mouth and tongue.
VI. Abducens nerve: The sixth pair. Motor nerve, going to one of the muscles (the external re**us muscle) which move the eye ball.
VII. Facial nerve: The seventh pair. Motor nerve going to the muscles of the face, mouth, and lips, and therefore called the facial nerve. These muscles give rise to expression by drawing upon and moving the skin of the face.
VIII. Vestibulocochlear nerve: The eighth pair. The auditory nerve or nerve of hearing.
IX. Glossopharyngeal nerve: The ninth pair. The glossopharyngeal nerve, like the fifth, partly sensory and partly motor. The main sensory part goes to the tongue, and is the chief nerve of taste. The motor part supplies the muscles of the pharynx.
X. Vagus Nerve: The tenth pair. The vagus or pneumogastric nerve. A large nerve which passes from the head down the neck to the thorax and abdomen. It is partly motor and partly sensory. It gives branches to the larynx, the lungs, the heart, the oesophagus, the stomach, intestines, and the liver.
XI. Accessory nerve: The eleventh pair. The spinal accessory nerve. Motor nerve arising by many roots from the upper part of the spinal cord and then running upwards, gaining more fibres from the bulb before it passes out, as it does, with the vagus nerve. It goes mainly to certain muscles of the neck.
XII. Hypoglossal nerve: The twelfth pair. The hypoglossal nerve. Motor nerve for the muscles of the tongue.

As has been explained above, the Trigeminal nerve is the firth cranial nerve and it is one of the 12 cranial nerves that has both Sensory information (about sense of smell, taste, light, temperature, touch, sounds, etc.) and motor information (motor signals from the Central Nervous system to the muscles of the body)
The fifth Cranial nerve (CN V) or the trigeminal nerve is divided into three main branches.
1. (V1, sensory) The Ophthalmic branch is responsible for sensation of the areas which covers the eyes, forehead, and nose,
2. (V2, sensory) the Maxillary branch is responsible for sensation of the areas which covers the upper teeth, gums and lip, the cheek, and lower eye lid, and the sides of the nose,
3. (V3, motor and sensory) the Mandibular branch is responsible for sensation of the areas which covers the lower teeth, gums and lip. It is also responsible for the motor function of the muscles involved with mastication. The main function of the Trigeminal nerve is transmitting sensory information to its branches. The trigeminal nerve is the largest and most complicated nerve of the 12 cranial nerves. Trigeminal neuralgia (Tic douloureux) is an ailment of the fifth cranial or trigeminal nerve.
Trigeminal Neuralgia can occur to any age group. But, usually, Trigeminal neuralgia mostly affects aged people over and above 5o years. More number of cases will be found in women than in men.
TN is a chronic pain condition that affects the trigeminal nerve, which carries sensation of pain from face to brain. Even mild stimulation of the parts of the face such as brushing your teeth, or shaving, washing your face, smiling, eating, putting on makeup and trying to crack a small nut by your teeth etc. may trigger a sudden agonizing, unbearable and severe pain.
Usually, based on the three branches of the Trigeminal nerve, the following parts of the face will be affected with excruciating stabbing and electric shock like pain in one, or more than one branch of the TN, in one side or rarely on both sides of the face at a time.
1. Ophthalmic Branch: forehead, Scalp, Eyes, nose
2. Maxillary Branch: Upper teeth, cheeks, gums, upper lip, sides of nose, and the lower eye lid.
3. Mandibular Branch: lower teeth, Jaw, lower lip and gums, Tongue, muscles involved with mastication.
Initially, the pain starts with mild instances with short duration, but over a period of time the pain increase and remains for longer time.
Symptoms:
1 .Pain in one or more parts of the three branches of the trigeminal nerve, covering one or both sides of the face.
1. Episodes of severe stabbing pain, or a pain with a feeling of an electric shock
2. Initially bouts of pain lasting from a shorter period say a few seconds to several minutes
3. When it becomes chronic, the intensity of the pain increases and intervals of the attack will be frequent and long lasting.
4. Attacks triggered by very simple acts like brushing teeth, shaving, touching face, and masticating food etc.
5. Experiencing pain in the areas of the trigeminal nerve such as forehead, eyes cheeks, jaw, teeth, lips, gums etc.
6. Usually, pain will affect one side of the face, rarely on both sides.
7. In chronic cases, attacks of severe pain may occur umpteen times in a day.
8. Aggravation of pain by touch of the affected area.
9. When the motor nerves are affected, there may be jerking of different muscles of the face, spasmodic closing of the eyelids,
10. Redness, or paleness and heat of the face.
11. Reddening of the conjunctiva and flowing of tears (when the first branch is affected)
12. Watery and slimy discharge from the nose (when the second branch is affected)
13. Involuntary flow of saliva (when the second and third branches suffer)
Causes of Trigeminal Neuralgia:
1. Trigeminal Neuralgia may be caused due to Compression of the Trigeminal nerve at the root by a nearby blood vessel.
2. Due to multiple Sclerosis
3. Due to a brain lesion
4. Due to injury to trigeminal nerve
5. due to Tumor (compressing the Trigeminal nerve)
6. Due to abnormalities in the brain.
7. Due to arteriovenous malformation ( tangle of arteries and veins)
8. Surgical injuries
Treatment (leading symptoms and a few appropriate medicines)
1. Aconite: face red, hot, flushed and swollen. One cheek red, the other pale. Tingling in cheeks and numbness. Neuralgia, especially of left side with restlessness. Pain in jaws. Eyes red and inflamed. Feeling of dryness and hot, as if sand in them. Lids swollen and red. Profuse watering.
2. Belladonna: It acts upon every part of the nervous system. Face red, hot and swollen; convulsive motion of muscles of face. Swelling of upper lip. Facial neuralgia with twitching of muscles and flushed face. Cutting, tearing pain shooting from the side of the face up to the temples, into the ear, and down into the nape of the neck. Aggravation of pain by touch of the face.
3. Cedron : Pain over whole right side of the face coming on about 9 a.m. Crazy feeling from pain across forehead; whole body seems numb with headache. Shooting over left eye. Severe pain in eyeball, with radiating pains around eye, shooting into nose. Scalding lachrymation. Periodic supra-orbital neuralgia. Iritis, choroiditis.
4. Chamomilla: Throbbing headache in one-half of the brain. Inclined to bend head backward. Hot, clammy sweat on forehead and scalp. Eye lids yellow, sclerotic. Spasmodic closing of eye lids. One cheek of the face red and hot; the other pale and cold. Stitches in jaw extending to inner ear and teeth. Teeth ache worse after warm drink; worse, coffee, at night. Jerking of tongue and facial muscles.
5. Cimicifuga Racemosa: Acts tremendously upon the cerebrospinal and muscular system. Its muscular and crampy pains, primarily of neurotic origin, occurring in nearly every part of the body, are characteristic. Agitation and pain indicate it. Pains like electric shocks here and there. Migraine. Intense aching of eyeball. Pain from eyes to top of head.
6. Gelsemium: Its action upon the nervous system is highly marked. Heaviness of head; band-feeling around and occipital headache. Dull, heavy ache, with heaviness of eyelids; bruised sensation; pain in temple, extending into ear and wing of nose, chin. Headache with muscular soreness of neck. Eyelids heavy; patient can hardly open them. Orbital neuralgia, with contraction and twitching of muscles. Bruised pain back of the orbits. One pupil dilated and the other contracted. Neuralgia of face. Facial muscles contracted especially around the mouth. Chin quivers. Lower jaw dropped.
7. Lachesis: Face Pale. Left sided trigeminal neuralgia. Heat running up into head. Tearing pain in jaw bones Pain in facial bones. Feeling of eyes were drawn together by cords which were tied in a knot at root of nose.
8. Mezereum: Ciliary neuralgia, especially after the eye operations. Prosopalgia, left sided from over the eye to the eye ball., cheek, teeth, neck and shoulder; Lachrymation; conjunctiva injected; parts sensitive to touch; worse from warmth; Boring, pressing pain coming like lightning leaving the parts numb. Twitching of the muscles of the affected parts, flow of saliva
9. Nux vomica: Headache in occiput or over eyes. Infra-orbital neuralgia with lachrymation. Orbital twitching radiating towards the occiput. Optic neuritis.
10. Phosphorus: Tearing and drawing pain in the jaws, eyes and temples and root of the nose. Worse from slightest touch. Cannot eat and speak due to unbearable pain in the muscles of the jaws.
11.Snguinaria: Right sided headache. Pain begins in the occiput, spreads upwards, and settles over eyes, especially right. Veins and temples are distended. Pain in the back of head like a flash of lightning. Face flushed. Neuralgia; pain extends in all directions from upper jaw. Redness and burning of cheeks. Fullness and tenderness behind angle of jaws.
12. Spigelia: Has marked elective affinity for the eye, heart, and nervous system. Neuralgia of the fifth cranial nerve is very prominent in its effects. Pain beneath frontal eminence and temples, extending to eyes. Semi-lateral, involving left eye; stabbing pain, violent, throbbing; pain as if a band around head. Eyes feel too large; pressive pain on turning them. Pupils dilated; rheumatic opthalmia. Severe pain in and around eyes, extending deep into socket. Ciliary neuralgia. Prosopalgia, involving eye, zygoma, cheek, teeth, temple. Worse stooping, touch, from morning until Sunset.
13. Verbascum: Has a marked action on the inferior maxillary branch of the fifth pair of the cranial nerves; Catarrhs, and colds, with periodical prosopalgia. Neuralgia affecting zygoma (the cheek bone), temporo maxillary joint and ear particularly of the left side with lachrymation, coryza, and sensation as if parts were crushed with tongs. Pains seem to come in flashes, excited by least movement, occurring periodically at same hour in morning and afternoon each day.

01/04/2020

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Vertigo (Dizziness, Giddiness)

Vertigo: A sensation of whirling, tilting, or spinning and loss of balance is referred as vertigo. It is a condition in which a person feels that he or she is moving or the things around are moving even though they are standstill in fact. In some cases, the persons suffering from vertigo may lose balance in standing and walking and subjected to inescapable fall and at times will be dragged suddenly to one side quite unexpectedly and uncontrollably.

There are two types of vertigo. 1.Peripheral vertigo and 2.Central Vertigo.

1.Peripheral vertigo is caused due to infection or diseases of the inner ear or to the vestibular nerve.
Types of Peripheral vertigo:

a).Benign Paroxysmal Positional vertigo (BPPV): This is the most common cause of vertigo. There will be a sudden sensation to the patient that he/she is spinning or that the inside of the head is spinning. Usually this is triggered when you change your posture in the bed by turning from one side to the other or, when you lift your head up or look down or turn round or suddenly wake up and sit in bed. In some cases, these symptoms include nausea and vomiting. This is caused due to a problem in the inner ear. This need not be considered as a serious problem. In some cases it may go off in course of time without any medication also.

b). Meniere`s Disease: It is a disorder of the inner ear that causes vertigo and in some cases hearing loss. Usually, this disease affects only in a single ear.

c) Vestibular Neuritis: This is a condition that causes vertigo and giddiness resulting from inflammation of vestibular nerve of the ear which sends information to the brain regarding balance. When it is infected and swollen, the vestibular nerve cannot perform its` main function of sending information properly to the brain and hence cause imbalance.

In addition to vestibular neuritis, if there is inflammation to cochlear nerve causing buzzing sound in ears and hearing problems, it is termed as Labyrinthitis.

Vestibular neuritis is mainly caused by viral infections not only in the inner ear, but also in other parts of the body. To mention a few, rubella, mumps, measles, chicken pox etc.
In some bacterial infections also the above problems may occur.

2. Central Vertigo:
Vertigo due to disease originating from the Central Nervous system is termed as Central Vertigo.

Causes of Central Vertigo:

Central vertigo occurs due to problem in the cerebellum of the brain which co-ordinates voluntary movements such as posture, balance, co-ordination and speech, resulting in smooth and balanced muscular activity.

Mostly, central vertigo is caused due to faulty neck posture, neck disorders such as cervical spondylosis (in which compression of nerves restrict flow of blood to brain), trauma, migraine, multiple sclerosis, and in more serious problems like tumor ( benign or malignant) in the cerebellum/brain, or due to stroke.

Treatment: (Leading symptoms and appropriate medicines)

1. Aconite Napellus: Vertigo worse on rising and shaking head; Nausea and vanishing sight.

2. Apis mellifica: vertigo with sneezing, worse on lying or closing eyes, with headache and nausea. Brain feels tired.

3. Argentum Nitricum: The neurotic effects are very marked, several brain and spinal symptoms present. Symptoms of in co-ordination, loss of control and want of balance everywhere, mentally and physically. Vertigo with buzzing in ears and with nervous affections. Aching in frontal eminence with feeling of enlargement of the corresponding eye with boring pain. Better on applying pressure or tight bandaging of the forehead with smooth cloth.

4. Belladona: Vertigo with a feeling of falling to one side or backwards with flickering before the eyes especially when bending or rising from a bending posture.

5. Cocculus: Vertigo when sitting, with nausea, tendency to vomit and faint. Sense of emptiness in the head. Headache in occiput and nape; worse lying on back of head. Pain in eyes as if torn out. Pupils contracted. Cocculus acts on the cerebro-spinal system and related symptoms.

6. Conium Maculatum: Vertigo when lying down, and when turning from one side to the other in the bed, when turning head sidewise or turning eyes; worse when shanking head, slight noise or chat of others. Headache with nausea and vomiting. Feeling of tightness as if both temples were compressed. Aggravation after taking meals. Dull occipital pain on rising in the morning.

7. Calcarea Carbonica: Vertigo on ascending a height, and when turning head or looking upwards or downwards

8. Gelsemium: Vertigo spreading from occiput. Heaviness of head. Band feeling around and occipital headache. Giddiness, with confusion of head, dimness of vision,

9. Kali Bichromicum: Vertigo with nausea when rising from seat. Supra-orbital headache with blurred vision. Aching and fullness between the eyebrows.

10. Nux Moschata: Vertigo when walking in open air. Cracking sensation and pulsating in head. Objects look larger, very distant or vanish. Bursting headache; better when applied pressure.

11. O***m: Vertigo with a feeling of lightness of head in old people. Vertigo after fright. A feeling of weight in back of head with headache. Mostly vertigo when rising from bed, compelling to lie down. Dizziness with a feeling of flying in the air.

12. Spigelia: Vertigo with violent and throbbing pain beneath frontal eminence and temples extending to eyes. Semi-lateral involving left eye: Pupils dilated. Pain as if a band around head.

13. Theridion Curassavicum: Vertigo worse when closing eyes, when sitting or lying down, noise,exposure to heat of the Sun.

14. Silicea: Vertigo from looking up; better, wrapping up warmly; when lying on left side. Profuse offensive sweat of head, extending to neck. Pain begins at occiput and spreads over head and settles over eyes. Swelling in between the eyebrows.

15. Phosphoricum Acidum: Vertigo in the evening when standing or walking. Confused feeling in the head and pain in the temples as if crushed together. Worse by movement and noise. Vomiting bile and offensive fluid in large quantities

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