Difference Between Chamomilla & Cina

The main feeling of both these remedies is that they are not getting enough
attention from their parents. Chamomilla reacts to this by loud shrieking and
demanding, not quietened unless carried, whereas Cina reacts with
irritability and temper-tantrums such as throwing things, capriciousness and
pushing away her parents ('Touched, aversion to being', 'Caressed, aversion
to being', 'Indifference to caresses', 'Striking in children', etc.), as if
to say: 'Where were you when I needed you?' The need for attention in Cina is
therefore seen as a refusal and rejection of the same, and as capriciousness
which involves also demanding many things without knowing what.

It is a kind of pest-like behaviour, with frequent complaining and demanding
of attention, a kind of behaviour that makes you want to avoid or push away
the child, rather than giving him immediate attention. I have often wondered
if there is a connection between the pest-like behaviour of the child and the
tendency to worms. In any case the worms themselves produce some constant
irritation, causing the child to bore his fingers into the orifices and to
become very uneasy.
The symptom of Cina: 'Children refuse hair cutting' is one I have verified.
Having a haircut has to do with touch, caress, nearness and trust, which the
Cina child is averse to. Caresses are of no use - and this is the main
symptom of Cina.
Cina often lies on the abdomen or takes a knee elbow position during sleep.
It should be included under the rubric: 'Lying on hands and knees
ameliorates'
Cina wants to get carried on shoulder , showing aversion to be touched ,Rocking fast amel Cry intermitted ,Throw things away everything given it ,Intermittency everything .Chamo wants to be carried , showing anger violence ,shrieking , kicking .Caress amel ,Cry continuous ,Throw things away everything given at person ,Cope up to come out .Anger touched when – cham ( kicking crying doesn’t allow people near by Touch aversion to – cina ( cannot let be touch and cries gradually increases ) kicking continuously with crying -Chamo 1 m
Dr D Sharma