Centaurea Tagana - General symptoms
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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Centaurea Tagana in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
GENERAL
General
Centaurea tagana, Willd.
Nat. order, Compositae.
Preparation, Tincture of the root.
Authority. Dr. Chagon, Duc de Sorentino; symptoms obtained from a tincture of the root, Journ. d. [left] Soc. Gal., 1st series, 7, 283.
GENERAL SYMPTOMS.
Objective.
The patient remains for an instant as if thunderstruck.
The staggers like a drunken man.
Pulsation is stronger in some arteries than in others.
Congestion, generally at the forehead.
Languor and depression, making any exercise impossible.
Want of strength in the muscles and joints.
Prostration, rapid sinking of strength.
Subjective.
The blood surges painfully at every movement.
Sensation as if the tendons were shortened.
Bruised and drawing pains.
The attacks recur periodically.
The earliest symptoms appeared a quarter of an hour after taking the medicine, viz., those of the arms, together with the dull pains in the hypogastrium, shiverings, and general heat, especially on the forehead, which was covered with sweat. These were followed by a stupefying pain in the temples, frontal protuberances, orbital arches, and eyes. Next came the following symptoms Dimness of sight.
appetite alternating with nausea.
increase of saliva, and vomiting.
running of the nose. lachrymation.
eructations. rapid sinking of strength.
general uneasiness. confusion of mind.
weariness. dull, sunken eyes.
spasmodic sweating, itching, and pricking in the skin.
drowsiness. and thirst. A state of reaction, after four or six hours, brought some quiet. Next day, in the forenoon, or towards evening, the above symptoms reappeared, but with less violence, and some of them assumed a periodic form. Then ensued the coryza, colic, diarrhoea, fevers of various types, pains in the arms, dry cough, etc. The action ended with the symptoms of catarrh, of angina, and of fever in the forenoon, and with confusion and pain in the forehead.
Surging of blood; homesickness; intermittent fever.
Centaurea tagana. N. O. Compositae. Tincture of root.
The Centaureas are allied to the Thistles. Dr. Chagon, Duc de Sorentino, experimented with the root of Cent. t. The symptoms of congestion are very marked "Blood surges pain fully at every movement." A bright servant-girl who took it seemed stupefied for several days. "The earliest symptoms appeared a quarter of an hour after taking the medicine, viz., those of the arms together with dull pains in the hypogastrium, shiverings and general heat, especially on forehead, which was covered with sweat. These were followed by a stupefying pain in temples, frontal protuberances, orbital arches and eyes. Next came the following symptoms Dimness of sight.
appetite alternating with nausea.
increase of saliva and vomiting.
running of the nose. lachrymation.
eructations. rapid sinking of strength.
general uneasiness. confusion of mind.
weariness. dull sunken eyes spasmodic sweating.
itching, and pricking in the skin.
drowsiness and thirst. A state of reaction, after four or six hours brought some quiet. Next day, in the forenoon or towards evening, the above symptoms reappeared but with less violence, and some of them assumed a periodic form. Then ensued coryza, colic, diarrhoea, fevers of various types, pains in the arms, dry cough, &c. The action ended with the symptoms of catarrh, of angina, and of fever in the forenoon, and with confusion and pain in the forehead" (Allen). The above gives a general idea of the action of Centaurea Tagana. The symptoms are agg. at night.
in the morning on waking.
by movement. during and after urinating. amel. By eating.
Clinical
Coryza. Diarrhoea. Eyes, inflammation of. Fevers. Home-sickness. Influenzinum Influenza. Intermittents. Sight, vanishing of.
Sensations
Violent itching all over.
Formication, as if a worm was crawling over the temples.
Formication in the hypogastrium.
Itching of the nose.
Itching and pricking in the backs of the hands, chiefly in the fingers.
Intolerable itching and pricking in the loins and thighs, which prevent sleep.