Cyclamen homeopathy indications for use. Homeopathy cyclamen

From the memoirs of a homeopathic doctor

Many years ago Cyclamen had a quick healing effect on me, and since then I have kept memories of this remedy, which is often overlooked by colleagues in homeopathy. Cyclamen is known as a remedy for visual disorders. It has a quick and very effective curative effect when there are corresponding symptoms that can be caused and cured by this remedy. I will tell you about an incident that once made an indelible impression on me.

One morning, waking up and opening my eyes, I saw how the surrounding objects were in constant rotation; at the same time, massive furniture, such as a large wardrobe, seemed motionless. It was a very strange and painful state, but Cyclamen, which was at hand, instantly brought me to my senses.

We pay attention to the functional eye symptoms of Cyclamen; almost all of them have a “flickering” character: “flickering before the eyes, as from multi-colored shiny needles”; "cannot read due to burning and flickering before the eyes"; "dim, blurred vision; as if seeing things through fog or smoke ; diplopia".

The Encyclopedia of Medicinal Pathogenesis gives a detailed description of numerous cases accompanied by dizziness, visual disturbances, headache and sometimes vomiting of bitter, black, yellow or green masses (the latter symptom, apparently, is associated with the action of this remedy on the liver). This medicine was very often prescribed to women who were treated in a venereal hospital and suffered from menstrual disorders. In addition to colored reflections, diplopia and blurred vision of Cyclamen, dizziness is characteristic, in which the patient seems to have surrounding objects rotating in a circle or making oscillatory movements; or (as in my case) vertigo accompanied by a sensation as if the head were turning on its axis when the patient was lying in bed.

Cyclamen is known to have an effect on the cerebrospinal system, causing disorders of the sense organs, the eyes, the gastrointestinal tract and especially the female genital organs.

This remedy causes drawing or tearing pains in those parts where the bones are weakly covered with soft tissues.

In addition, it appears from the results of drug trials that Cyclamen may be useful in writing cramps.

Leading Symptoms(from Allen's Encyclopedia and Hering's Guiding Symptoms)

Violent headache, with flickering before the eyes, on rising from bed in the morning.

Vertigo: the patient feels as if the surrounding objects revolve around or around him or make oscillatory movements; dizziness while walking outdoors; feeling better when indoors and in a sitting position; dizziness combined with blurred vision.

Blurred vision and spots in the field of vision, especially on waking. Blurred vision, with headache.

Flicker before the eyes.

Flickering before the eyes, as from multi-colored shining needles; fog or smoke in sight.

Convergent strabismus.

Any food tastes salty. Saliva has a salty taste, which is transmitted to all food eaten.

Absence of thirst during the whole day, but in the evening, when the face and hands are warm, the patient is thirsty.

Pork intolerance.

Menstruation comes four days early and is accompanied by some relief from the melancholic mood and heavy legs.

Scanty menses or amenorrhea, with headache and dizziness.

Leading symptoms according to Hahnemann

Sharp, stitching pains and itching in the region of the scalp, which, when scratched, appear in a different place each time.

Blurred vision. Pupil dilation.

Swelling of the upper eyelids.

Drawing pain deep in right ear canal.

Decreased appetite. Lack of appetite for breakfast. If the patient eats a little, the remaining food disgusts him and excites the urge to vomit; he feels nausea, which rolls up to the throat and palate.

Cyclamen / Cyclamen - dryakva, alpine violet

Aversion to motion, although motion relieves the patient's pains and restlessness.

Intolerance to fresh air, although it improves some symptoms, especially runny nose and cough.

Marked dullness of the senses; low sensitivity is an important part of the drug picture.

Chlorosis; irregular menstruation; heartbeat. Stitching pains.

Weakness and deterioration after any exertion. Flabby muscles. Most symptoms are relieved by walking.

Great restlessness at night. Extreme fatigue. Weakness in the evening, ameliorated by walking up and down a little.

Sensitivity to cold, cold air. Complaints occur after overheating.

Mood swings are a prominent feature of the mental state. Abundance of thoughts alternates with weakness of memory.

The feeling of joy alternates with irritability. The serene mood is suddenly replaced by seriousness and grumbling. Sadness and fear keep the patient in suspense for a long time. Mental dullness does not allow doing mental work. Preoccupation with one's thoughts; seeks solitude; thinks about the future. Answers indistinctly; lethargy.

Aversion to work; avoids fresh air. Wants to stay indoors alone.

For a long time he remains silent. Excitation with trembling. Sorrow as if doing something wrong (Aurum). She cries, immersed in her grief, although she herself invented it. Believes that she was left alone in the whole world and everyone is chasing her (China).

Stubbornness and captiousness. The patient gradually weakens, fainting begins; she becomes pale and anemic.

These symptoms are very important when combined with scanty menstruation or amenorrhea.

Vertigo when walking in open air; objects seem to rotate in a circle; improvement indoors and sitting. Everything darkens before her eyes, and the patient faints.

Stunning pains in the head, the patient is afraid that she will lose consciousness. Boring, stabbing, pressing pain in forehead and temples. Violent pain in forehead. The pain is aggravated by lying on the affected side or back. Unilateral pain. Pain in the morning and evening, relieved by vomiting; worse from motion and in open air. Blurred vision with pain. Pressure in vertex; sensation as if the brain was wrapped in a tissue that did not allow any signals from the senses to pass through. Headache with flashing before the eyes in the morning on rising. Pulsation in the head. Rush of blood to the head, anxiety and confusion, blurred vision, dizziness, general chilliness - all this occurs after dinner. Headache is relieved by cold compresses. Headache due to indigestion. Sensation of a tight cap placed on the head. Tearing pains in the scalp.

There are spots, haze, blue, flicker, sparkling objects in the field of view; color change - first yellow and then green; sparks, fog, dark or glowing halo around light sources. Weak eyesight. Diplopia. Convergent strabismus. Pupil dilation. Hemianopsia. Heat and burning. Puffiness, swelling of the upper eyelids. Dryness and itching of the eyelids. Poor vision during headache. Decreased vision, smell, hearing and taste.

Buzzing, ringing and roaring in the ears. Drawing pains.

Reduced sense of smell. Dryness of the nose. Dry or fluent coryza, worse in warm room, better in cold or open air. Sneezing and watery coryza when warm, entirely relieved in open air. Walking in the fresh air in cool weather is the most pleasant pastime. Pressing pains in the bones of the nose during coryza. Takes a cold when heated or in a too hot room.

Pale, unhealthy face; dark circles under the eyes in women. Wrinkled forehead and furrowed brows.

Dry lips. Numbness of the upper lip.

Boring, stitching, tearing pain in teeth. Jerking pain in teeth at night. Loss or perversion of taste. Taste: insipid, bad, putrid, rancid; all food seems oversalted. White or yellowish tongue. Burning blisters on the tongue. Increased salivation. Burning at the tip of the tongue. Salty taste of saliva. Viscous mucus in the mouth.

Burning, dryness and itching in the throat.

Loss of appetite to the point of disgust for food. Thirst is usually absent, it only comes on in the evening with fever. Desire for lemonade (Nitricum acidum, Belladonna, Sabina). Aversion to bread and butter, to fat; desire for inedible things. Aversion to meat, but greedily wants sardines. Satiety comes after the first sip (Lycopodium) and then aversion to food. Weak stomach. Nausea after eating. Pork is poorly digested. The gastric symptoms of this remedy are very similar to those of Pulsatilla. Symptoms worse after coffee. Vomiting after eating. Morning vomiting. Vomiting of watery mucus. Belching. Aching pain in the stomach and burning in the esophagus, better by walking up and down. Feeling of fullness in the stomach, as from overeating. Heaviness in the stomach after eating. Stitching pains in stomach.

Colic in the intestines, better by walking a little. Soreness of the whole abdomen, even in the hypochondria. Gnawing pains in the evening and after eating. Rumbling in the stomach. Convulsive pains in abdomen at night, better by walking hither and thither. Stitching pains in abdomen and liver region.

Diarrhea after coffee. Diarrhea in chlorotic women who are characterized by migraines and irregular menstrual cycles. Violent watery diarrhea, odorless, brownish, yellow. Diarrhea in the evening. constipation; feces are hard. Nausea, colic before stool. Colic and urging after stool. Bleeding hemorrhoids. Drawing, pressing pains in the anus, as if suppuration were developing in that part.

Frequent urge to urinate. Ineffective urge to urinate. Urination copious, urine watery. Sediment in flakes, with an iridescent film. Stinging in urethra with desire to urinate.

In men, sexual desire is often reduced. The prostate becomes irritable, there are stitching pains in it; urge to stool and urinate (Nux vomica).

Menstruation is too frequent or, conversely, late; irregular or depressed; copious, prolonged or scanty. In the presence of profuse menstrual flow, mental symptoms usually improve. The discharge is black and clotted. Cramp-like pains during menstruation, they come on in the small of the back and go down both sides of the pubis. Uterine bleeding. Avoids fresh air. Menstruation is suppressed, palpitations, the patient cries and complains, is disgusted with company, avoids open air. Rush of blood to head, menses scanty. Suppression of menses after overexertion or overheating. Fainting during menses. After menstruation, milk appears in the mammary glands. Complaints after weaning a child from the breast (China).

Great rawness in the larynx at night, thick white mucus. Perspiration in the larynx and trachea. Sensation of pressure in the chest. Choking cough, which is provoked by rawness and dryness in the trachea. Cough comes on during sleep, from dryness and constriction of the larynx. It decreases in the fresh air, even in cold and windy weather.

Pressure in middle of sternum. Feeling of weakness in the chest. Tingling in chest and region of heart. Tearing, stitching sensations in the chest, shortened breathing on motion and during rest.

Palpitations and anemic murmurs. Excited cardiac activity; pronounced fatigue and apathy. The pulse is weak. Sensation as if air were escaping through the nipples on the chest. The mammary glands are swollen, in non-pregnant women milk comes. After menstruation, the mammary glands are very swollen and hardened.

Drawing pains in the neck, with stiffness. Attacks of pain in the back, better when the shoulders are drawn back. Stinging in region of right kidney, worse during inspiration. Pain in the small of the back when sitting, ceasing on rising.

Tearing, drawing pains in limbs. Skin hyperesthesia. Lethargy of the muscular system. Tearing, drawing sensations in the upper limbs. Sensation of weakness in the arms, as if any object held in the hand could easily slip and fall. Writing spasm. Drawing pains in the flexors of the legs. Burning pains and increased sensitivity in the heels. After walking, the toes feel dead. Weakness in the limbs.

In a dream, the patient does not fully rest, the dream is interrupted by disturbing dreams; frightening, vivid dreams. Restless sleep. Falls asleep late, wakes up early, later feels the need to sleep again. Nightmares. Wakes up early but cannot get up because he still feels too sleepy and tired. Dreams are accompanied by pollutions.

Chills, fever and sweat. The chill is not relieved by warm clothes. Chilliness during menstruation. Chill before noon or evening. Chill occurs mainly in the evening. The chill is accompanied by heat in the face, chill and heat alternate. The sensation of heat captures the whole body, it is especially pronounced in the face and hands. Heat with swelling of peripheral veins (China). General heat after eating. Sweat at night, during sleep, offensive sweat. Sometimes the lower part of the body sweats.

Primrose family. Tincture of roots collected in spring. Clinic. Anemia. Pain in the bones. Chlorosis. Menopausal ailments. Runny nose. Diplopia. Dyspepsia. Pain in the intestines. Eye damage. Headache. Heel pain. Hiccup. Menstrual disorders. Insanity. Nausea of ​​pregnant women; violations of the course of pregnancy. Prostatitis. Rheumatism. Strabismus. Lack of thirst. Urethritis. Dizziness. Complaints after weaning. Writing spasm.

Characteristic

This plant has traditionally been used for diseases of the uterus and appendages. Later homeopathic tests confirmed the drug's affinity for these organs. Cyclamen resembles Pulsatilla in many ways; the difference is that in Cyclamen there is no relief from fresh air, and there is no such frequent lack of thirst under various conditions. Cyclamen is suitable for people of a phlegmatic character, blond leukophlegmatic subjects with a tendency to chlorosis, unwilling to work and quickly tired; people with weakening or paralysis of the senses. Weakness and slow functioning of the body and mind.

Weakening of the senses; flashes before the eyes; strabismus, especially in combination with menstrual irregularities or fever; convergent strabismus after convulsions; the left eyeball looks inward. Amblyopia, diplopia, hemianopia. Many gastrointestinal symptoms; salty taste of saliva, which extends to all food eaten. The smallest amount of food causes a feeling of satiety; aversion to food, nausea in the region of the palate and thirst.

Desire for lemonade. Aversion to bread, butter, meat, fatty, beer, ordinary food; desire for inedible things; sardines. Frequent vomiting in the morning. Very pronounced hiccups. Hiccups during pregnancy. Complaints from the prostate gland with punctures and pressure, urge to defecate and urinate. Menstruation is premature, with their onset, the dreary mood and heaviness in the feet are somewhat reduced.

Scanty or suppressed menses, with headache and dizziness. During pregnancy: hiccups, aversion to food, nausea in the mouth and throat; complaints that occur after weaning the child from the breast. Pressive, drawing and tearing pains in places where the bones are close to the skin. Chills. Itching, leaving a sensation of numbness. frostbite; with itching and prickling, worse at night in bed. Eidherr from Vienna has published the most complete description of this remedy.

Hahnemann tested it only on men, identifying the following as the leading symptoms: “Depression, sluggish memory, dizziness, dull pressing headache, darkening of the eyes, dilated pupils, pulling pain in the neck and teeth; nausea, belching, aversion to food, hiccough, coming on shortly after dinner; stitching and spasmodic pain in the abdomen; flatulence and urge to urinate. Oppression of the chest, pressing pain in the chest, drawing and stitching in the back. Saw-pressing, drawing and stitching sensation in limbs; weakness and itching.

Gloomy, drowsiness, lethargy, heavy, bad dreams; chilliness all over body, alternating with heat, lack of thirst, unwillingness to work or socialize, great depression and melancholy; at times gaiety and vivid fantasies. The Vienna tests confirmed these symptoms, but since they were also carried out on women, characteristic manifestations of the female genital area were found. Menses profuse; more frequent; premature, accompanied by severe abdominal pain. Menses with pain like labor pains; with copious dark lumpy discharge. Resumption of menstruation after a long absence (clinical observation).

Eidherr's clinical experience illustrates well the scope of Cyclamen. He described 4 cases of chlorosis, 9 cases of delayed or scanty menstruation, 18 cases of dizziness and headache on the background of scanty menstruation, 2 cases of diplopia and one case of strabismus. In many cases, Cyclamen 15x and 3x have caused eye symptoms in patients. In one case, the administration of the same remedy in high dilution eliminated these symptoms.

Eidherr found that this drug had a more pronounced effect on blond phlegmatic subjects. (Although one of the cured patients was Jewish and apparently not a blonde.) It is worth noting that the "drowsiness, gloominess and lethargy", as well as dizziness, described by Hahnemann were quite pronounced in many cases of Eidherr.

Happening

Josepha K., aged 24, blonde with pale soft skin, pale lips and gums, had normal periods until the age of 22, when she got her feet wet on the first day of her period while walking in the country.

Allocations immediately stopped and resumed only ten months later after the increased use of all folk remedies. Since then, menstruation has been accompanied by severe pain in the abdomen, reminiscent of labor pains, lasting for eleven hours. Menstruation comes every two to four months, always accompanied by pain starting in the sacrum and extending from both sides of the abdomen to the pelvis.

The pains are intermittent, growing every two to five minutes, during which no blood is released; in the intervals between the resumption of pain there is a discharge, somewhat watery. Other symptoms included: slight swelling of the eyelids; pressing pain in the forehead; dizziness, often turning into fainting; chilliness of the whole body; poor unrefreshing sleep with nightmares; constant aversion to meat; desire for salted fish; frequent vomiting in the morning.

After a partial amelioration by Puis, the administration of Cyclamen cured the patient completely. At the same time, there were vivid symptoms from the eyes. The dizziness and headache did not change with Puis, but were quickly relieved by Cyclamen 15x. After their disappearance, bright dancing lights began to appear in the patient's field of vision upon awakening at night, and in the morning there was double vision. After that, she had a hallucination, as if another person was lying in bed with her, and his body was lying across her own. Two days after the withdrawal of Cyclamen, the visual disturbances ceased.

Another case: Anna F., 20 years old, blonde. Menses started at age 10. At the age of 17 she suffered from chlorosis; since then, menstruation is regular, but lasts one or two days and is quite moderate. The patient also suffers from attacks of vertigo and pressing pains in the forehead and temples; attacks are relieved by hot foot-baths with ashes. poor appetite; mild thirst; regular chair; too long sleep; constant sleepiness; depressed mood, gloominess; lethargy, slowness of all movements and speech; heartbeat. Appointment Puis, did not bring any result. Cyclamen 3x quickly eliminated headaches, dizziness and improved mood. On the third day of treatment, there was a slight darkening before the eyes and flashes appeared in the field of vision.

Third case: lively mobile girl, Jewish, 16 years old; after the first menstruation in June, they occurred twice more regularly, then after six weeks and in December they stopped altogether. She became gloomy, longed for solitude, took offense at the slightest provocation, became disgusted with her usual work, and could hardly bring herself to leave the house for a walk. She began to sleep unusually long in the morning. The previously blooming girl became pale, anemic, her eyelids began to swell; gums and lips turned pale; heartbeats started.

She complained chiefly of great debility, which compelled her to take frequent rests, even during the ordinary climbing of stairs; for unreasonable heartbeats; on fears and bad forebodings; she had a feeling that the room had become too small, yet she did not want to go outside. She rejected any offers of entertainment and only sat alone and cried.

Before noon she often had pressing pains in the forehead, with vertigo; poor appetite was noted; sluggish stool. March 14 was appointed Cyclamen 15x. After a few weeks, the attacks of headache and dizziness became less frequent and intense. On April 19, menstruation began, and with it, the headache and dizziness stopped completely. Almost a month later, on May 15, menstruation began again, quite abundant, after which the patient's condition completely returned to normal.

Two cases of catarrhal bronchitis are described, cured with Cyclamen; in both cases there was a pressing headache and dizziness, as well as scanty menstruation. Here is a case of migraine treated with Cyclamen. Teresa F., aged 37, menstruation is scanty and irregular (often at two to three month intervals). For four years the patient suffered from an extremely severe headache, covering the right side of the head and face; the pain recurred every 8-14 days, the attack lasted 12-36 hours. During menstruation, the attacks were especially strong. The patient looked emaciated; skin, lips and cheeks were pale. The right eye first closed due to a spasm of the eyelid, then opened with a stream of hot tears, after which it became normal.

Under the influence of Cyclamen 3, the symptoms decreased, but there were "flashes of sparks before the eyes", which persisted even after the complete disappearance of the headache attacks. With the constant intake of Cyclamen, menstruation became regular and quite plentiful, and the headache was completely stopped. Another case: a nursing mother, who had just weaned her child, suffered from incessant, severe stabbing pain in the temporal region, radiating to the top of her head. Pulsation of the temporal arteries.

Under the action of Bell, the headache was relieved, but there was dizziness. After taking Cyclamen 3x, both the headache and the dizziness disappeared, but the vision became so bad that the patient could hardly walk alone. The eye symptoms resolved spontaneously after discontinuation of the drug, and the headache did not recur. Cyclamen 15x cured a boy who had a very severe strabismus.

Six months earlier, he had fallen off the table, after which convulsions developed, followed by strabismus. After giving Arnica, the convulsions did not recur, but the strabismus remained. A few weeks after starting Cyclamen 15x, the strabismus disappeared (Wurmb cured one driver's strabismus with Cyclamen). Eidherr cured a case of acute rheumatism with this remedy, and the normal menstrual cycle was restored.

Next case very important and significant. Teresa, 30 years old, short, heavy build, never got sick until the age of 20. At this age, without any concomitant infection, she developed a rash all over her body with terrible itching. He was diagnosed with scabies and treated with sulfuric ointments. Simultaneously with the disappearance of the rash, her vision decreased so much that the patient could no longer walk without assistance. She could distinguish only the contours of large objects, and only in bright light; in the dimness of the room she could see nothing at all.

On examination, only a significant dilation of the pupils was noted. She never had a period. She complained of flushes every three to four weeks, combined with headache, oppressive dizziness, heaviness and frequent trembling in the legs, and pressure in the lower abdomen. For several months she had itching all over her body, especially intolerable at a time when she should have had her period.

However, no rash appeared on the skin. Sulfur 15x quickly relieved the skin symptoms; but three months later the patient reappeared complaining of a terrible headache and dizziness. Cyclamen 3x reduced both in four days. A week later, the patient reported that the headache and dizziness had stopped, but she saw "balls of fire constantly dancing before her eyes." Cyclamen 15x three times daily. After a few days, the fireballs stopped bothering her.

A few days later the menstruation came, with moderate pain in the abdomen, headache and dizziness, which then ceased at the same time. Since then, menstruation began on time and was quite plentiful, regular. According to Eidherr, her vision never recovered. Dr. George Royal of Iowa has published another case of using this remedy. A healthcare worker has been suffering from heel tenderness for three months. Apparently, the bone hurt; The pain worsened while sitting and standing.

When walking, it was not so pronounced. Rhus, Kali bi and Phos. ac. did not bring any result. Cyclamen 30 cured the patient within a week. In another, almost identical case, the pain was gone in three days. Following the unsuccessful appointment of Iris v. Cyclamen has cured a case of migraine with flickering before the eyes, aggravated only by getting up. In this case, the pain increased in intensity with the restoration of vision, so that the head seemed about to burst (Kali bi.). Itching and stitches worse at night in bed. Many symptoms are aggravated by rest and relieved by walking up and down.

Menstrual flow decreases in the sitting position. The pain in the back is aggravated by bending the shoulders forward and relieved by straightening them. Many symptoms are worse at night. Headache worse in open air, better cold water. Moisturizing the affected parts of the body and bathing bring relief. Worse from eating at night.

Relationships

Compare: Ferr. and Chi. (with chlorosis); Crocus and Thuja (feeling as if something alive were moving in the abdomen); Am. mur. (increased menses at night); Iris v. and Kalibi. (migraine with flickering before eyes); Kalibi. (increasing headache as vision returns); Coccus s. (leucorrhoea aggravated by sitting, ameliorated by walking; in Cycl. menstruation aggravated by sitting, ameliorated by walking); Rhus t. (pain in the intestines); Gels, and Seneg. (diplopia), Agp. (consequences of falls); Baryt. s, Calc. c, Canth. (chills and fever); Coccul.

In fast onset of satiety, Lyc, Nux, Sep. In prostatitis and urethritis, Lith. c, Dig., Sel., Caust., Lyc, Apis; in strabismus, Alum.; in sudden loss of sight during menstruation, Sep., Pul. (menses in Pul. scanty, and in Cyclamen profuse and dark); with nausea in throat, Sep. Pain in heels when standing, Berb. Desire for lemonade, Bell., Sabi.
The antidotes for Cyclamen are: Camph., Coff., Puls. (The general modalities of Cyclamen are just the opposite of those of Puls.; Cyclamen's menstruation is more profuse at rest; it is reversed in Puls.).

Symptoms

Psyche- Reticence, depression, bad mood. Sudden alternation of depression and cheerfulness. Weakness of memory. Hidden annoyance, anxiety. Attacks of bad mood with slovenliness, desire for solitude. Industriousness, alternating with apathy. Easy memorization alternates with weakness of memory. Dullness and confusion of mind, with inability to do any work. It seems to the patient that another person is lying in bed with her, and his body is lying across her own.

Head Vertigo when standing (when leaning against something), with sensation as if the brain were spinning in the head. Dizziness; worse from exertion, in the open air; better in a sitting position, in a room. Headache in the morning on rising. Stunning headache with darkening of the eyes. Migraine with flickering before eyes; with the return of vision, the pain increases, and it seems as if the head is about to burst. Shootings in the brain on bending over the head. Shootings in the temples (in the left temple, in the forehead, with vertigo). Itching with tingling of the skin of the scalp; when scratching, itching only changes localization (worse in the evening and at rest; better from motion). Congestion of blood to the head; a growing sensation of heat in the head.

Eyes- Cloudy and sunken eyes. Shootings in eyelids and eyeballs. Edema of the eyelids. Itching of the eyelids. Pupil dilation. The eyes are deeply sunken, with a cloudy look and blue circles around them. Diplopia; strabismus. Burning in the eyes; worse when reading. Blurred vision, as if looking through a haze. Flickering and flashes before the eyes. The movement of burning lights before the eyes.

Ears- Drawing pain in the ears. Decreased hearing, as if the ears were stuffed up.

Nose- Decreased sense of smell. Fluent coryza with sneezing in the morning.

Teeth- Dull drawing pain in teeth at night. Shooting and piercing pain in the teeth.

Mouth- White coating on the tongue. Constant sensation of roughness and accumulation of mucus in the mouth. Sensation of stiffness in the upper lip, as if it had become harder. Dry lips without thirst. The throat and mouth are redder than usual. Sharp punctures localized on the surface of the tongue. Burning in tip of tongue (evening). Great dryness of the palate in the evening, with hunger and thirst. Tonsils and palate appear wrinkled and white.

Throat- Dryness in the throat. Sensation of painful spasm in the throat. Burning and scratching in the throat. Nausea felt in the throat.

Appetite- Putrid taste in the mouth. Any food seems fresh. There is no thirst all day, and in the evening it appears with heat of the face and hands. The feeling of hunger and appetite is very weak, especially in the morning and evening. The patient quickly eats, after which there is an aversion to food. After eating a little, begins to feel aversion to the rest of the food, with a feeling of nausea in the throat. Aversion to butter (won't eat bread and butter) and cold food; hot food is not so disgusting. Great drowsiness after eating.

Stomach- Often eructations, empty or sour. Eructations with hiccough, especially after eating. Nausea with inclination to vomit and discomfort in the epigastric region, as after eating too fatty fatty foods, especially after lunch and dinner. Nausea and feeling of fullness in [rudders, with extraordinary feeling of hunger (in the morning). Nausea after eating and drinking; without the risk of causing nausea, only lemonade can be drunk. Vomiting of mucus, after which the patient falls asleep. Hematemesis. Heartburn with nausea, especially in the evening.

Stomach- Fullness and pressure in the epigastric region, as if a heavy load were lying there. Discomfort in the abdomen with nausea. Painful sensitivity in abdomen to slightest touch. Sudden paroxysmal, spasmodic, constricting pain. Stitches in stomach, in region of liver, navel, all over abdomen. Rumbling in abdomen immediately after eating.

stool and anus- Frequent passage of hard stools. Mushy stools, with vomiting, at night. Pressure in the rectum. Discharge of blood from the anus. Drawing, pressing sensation in anus and perineum, as from a subcutaneous ulcer, while walking or sitting.

urinary organs- Frequent urge to urinate, with copious discharge of whitish urine. Shootings in the urethra when urinating, followed by a sudden discharge of dark red urine.

Male reproductive organs- Rawness of the foreskin and the edge of the glans penis at the slightest touch,

Female reproductive organs- Very frequent and profuse menstruation. Before the onset of menstruation, pain occurs, reminiscent of labor pains (at night): the day before menstruation, the abdomen becomes swollen; menstrual blood black, clotted. Discharge like milk from enlarged mammary glands. Suppression of menses.

Rib cage- Increased respiration in the evening, as from weakness in the chest. Suffocation attacks. Pressure in the sternum. Oppression of the chest with difficulty in breathing. Sensation of great weakness in the chest, as if he could not breathe. Penetrating and sharp drawing pains in the chest, with rapid and labored respiration.

A heart- Pressure in the heart, as from overflowing with blood, with very violent palpitations and stitches.

Neck and back- Sore pain in the back of the neck. Aching pain with paralytic weakness or drawing in the neck. Shooting pain in the back. Stupid punctures in the region of the kidneys; worse when taking a long breath.

upper limbs- Pressure, as from a hard object, in the hands, and also in the fingers when writing. Drawing pain in the arms and also in the fingers. Spasmodic slow contraction of right thumb and forefinger; they have to be unbent with force with the other hand. Pain in the bones of the forearm, as from a bruise, aggravated by touch, pressure, and motion. Will in the hands, as if from a bruise or as a result of a real blow to them. Drawing pain in arms and wrists. Spasmodic flexion of fingers. Red vesicles on the knuckles of the fingers, preceded by intense itching, which stops after scratching.

lower limbs- Spasmodic pain in the thighs. Red spots on the skin of the thighs, as from burns. Frequent severe itching in calves, ankles and toes. Pain, as from a dislocation, in the joints of the feet. Sensation of sprain in left foot. Pain in the heels when walking. Sore pain in fingers when walking. Numbness of fingers after walking. Offensive sweat between fingers.

General- Pressing, drawing or tearing pain, mainly in places where the bones are located just under the skin. Pain in the temples; lack of appetite; nausea felt in the throat; hiccups feeling of local pressure in the muscles; tearing, drawing and pressing pain in the bones; paralytic pain. On movement, all symptoms, except for depression, disappear; while many of the symptoms occur in the sitting position. Great weakness, especially in the evening, with painful tiredness and stiffness in the legs, with a pressing, drawing sensation in the thighs and knees.

Leather- Gnawing itching of the skin of various localization, especially in the sitting position. Stitches and intolerable itching in the evening in bed.

Dream- Strong desire to lie down and sleep. Sleeps late in the evening, with great throbbing in the head. Nightmares on falling asleep. Unrefreshing sleep with nightmares.

Fever- Pulse with double beats. With stupas of chilliness in the morning and evening. In the evening there is chilliness, with great sensitivity to cold air and uncovering. Feverish chill and trembling, followed by heat, especially of the face, which turns red; fever worse after eating; then a feeling of anxiety increases, combined with heat in some parts of the body, in particular the back and hands, the back of the neck, but not the face

Type- weak, chlorotic and anemic women suffering from indigestion and colic during menstruation (Pulsatilla pratensis (Meadowgrass)).
Melancholy- weakness, stupefaction and relaxation, cannot think; improvement from work; heaviness and malaise in the morning, fear of getting to work, but, having begun work, they do it until night. Weak, anemic women (Helonias dioica (Yellow Chamelirium)).
Headache- Violent headache with flies and colored spots flashing before the eyes, worse in the morning and during menstruation, with nausea and dyspepsia, pallor of the face.
Eyes- half vision; asthenopia; different colors before the eyes; flashing flies before the eyes.
Nose- rhinitis with loss of smell and taste, discharge thick, yellow-green and non-irritating. Spasmodic sneezing.
Thirst.
Taste- putrid taste in the mouth.
Disgust- to bread, butter, meat; belching from fat.
Dyspepsia- indigestion, flatulence causes colic at night, forcing the patient to get out of bed and walk. Nausea. Fast satiety from a few sips of food. Feeling of fullness in the stomach.
Rectum- Pain in the rectum and perineum, as from a wound.
Menses- plentiful and dark; clots; chills with pain, colic; tearful mood; dyspepsia; worse from fatty foods and pastries; sometimes thirsty (Pulsatilla pratensis (Pulsatilla pratensis)). There may be blurred vision, worse when sitting.
mammary glands- Swelling of the mammary glands with secretion of milk after menstruation.
heels- Burning and pain in the heels.
Sweat- Fetid sweat of feet.
Acne- in young girls.
Itching- Intolerable itching of the body in the evening in bed, better from scratching.
Deterioration- in the morning, sitting in bed, in the open air, in the evening, from cold water.
Improvement- from work, from slow motion, in a warm room, from menstruation.
Doses - 3X - 30

Cyclamen is a herbaceous plant belonging to the primrose family. This plant was introduced into homeopathy.

For the manufacture of a medicinal homeopathic remedy, the roots of the plant collected in the spring are used. Source: flickr (Dave Thould).

Indications for use

• , accompanied by a desire to remain alone, pain in the head, evening dizziness. A person is afraid that he will not be able to cope with his tasks at work;
• swelling of the mammary glands (fibroadenomatosis), which occurs a few days before the onset of menstruation and is accompanied by milky discharge from the chest;
• menstrual disorders: frequent periods with very dark discharge and severe abdominal cramps. There may be visual disturbances, headaches,;
• sensation of itching all over the body, which intensifies in the evening (if you scratch, the itching calms down);
• the drug is very effective for frequent hiccups;
• acne in girls;
• accompanied by nausea, unpleasant odor and taste in the mouth, belching. A person feels full literally from a couple of spoons of food (it seems to him that his stomach is always full). Patients practically cannot tolerate fatty foods and have an aversion to meat dishes, butter and other fats, bakery products;
• with the presence of internal nodes, accompanied by severe pain, as from a living wound;
• strabismus, accompanied by convergence of the eyes at the bridge of the nose;
• frostbite;
• cervical spine with pain in the intervertebral joints;
• arthritis, rheumatism, affecting mainly the small joints of the upper limbs (forearm, hands, fingers);
• spurs on the heels, causing unbearable pain in the heels.

Psychological type Cyclamen (Cyclamen)

Cyclamen (Cyclamen) is suitable for phlegmatic, fair-haired phlegmatic subjects prone to chlorosis (a blood disease characterized by a lack of iron and disruption of the gonads). These people do not want to work, they quickly get tired. They have a weakening of the senses, general weakness of the body, slow work of the psyche and body.

Chilly, prone to tearfulness, overly irritable people correspond to the constitutional type. As a rule, these are female subjects, often experiencing depression. Source: flickr (naniani99).

Type Cyclamen (Cyclamen) is very similar to (Pulsatilla). The only difference is that Pulsatilla's thermoregulatory disturbances tend to be chilly, with marked improvement in outdoor exposure, unlike Cyclamen, which requires constant heat.

This type is characterized by diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, lesions of the mammary glands, visual impairment, hormonal pathologies with impaired functioning of the reproductive organs.

Impact on the body

The effect of the drug on the human body is closely related to the active substance cyclamine. The toxic effect of the drug is manifested on the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract, the internal reproductive organs of female patients.

Side effects and contraindications

Note! Treatment with this drug can be carried out exclusively with the appointment and under the strict supervision of a homeopath.

Given the toxicity of the active substance cyclamine, this homeopathic medicine is not prescribed for children under seven years of age, as well as for patients during pregnancy and lactation.

In some cases, an allergic reaction on the face may be observed, and swelling of the mucous membranes may also occur.

At the first side symptoms, it is necessary to stop taking the medicine and see your doctor.

In case of an overdose, the following symptoms appear:

• nausea sometimes with vomiting, sometimes accompanied by bloody discharge;
• pain in the head;
• dizziness;
• occasionally, body temperature may rise.

In more severe cases of intoxication, seizures occur, malfunctions of the cardiovascular system, spasms in the bronchi, and even pulmonary edema.

Antidotes for Cyclamen are Pulsatilla (Pulsatilla), (Coffea) and (Camphora).