Parthenium escoba amargo [Parth.]

Natural History.

Bitter-broom

General.

A Cuban remedy for fevers, especially malarial. Increased flow of milk. Amenorrhoea and general debility. Cheyne-Stokes breathing. After Quinine.

Head.

Aches, extending to nose; feels swelled; pain in frontal eminence. Eyes heavy; eyeballs ache. Ringing in ears. Pain at root of nose; feels swollen. Aching in teeth. TEETH FEEL ON EDGE; too long. Disordered vision. Tinnitus and pain in ears.

Abdomen.

Pain in left hypochondrium. Spleen affections.

Aggravation.

WORSE, after sleep, sudden motion.

Amelioration.

BETTER, after rising, and walking about.

Relationship.