Homeopathic malaria officinalis 1m

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Action of Medicine: Malar has a general sense of weariness. Spleen disorders. Functional hepatic diseases. Sense of weariness from a very short walk. A kind of simmering all through the body. Typhoid, semi-paralytic condition. Malaria and rheumatism. Rheumatic paralysis and emaciation. Fearful headache, nausea, aversion to food, distress through hypochondriac region, first in the spleen, then liver and stomach and chills. Bilious colic, nausea, cramps, diarrhoea and headache. Dull headache, dizzy and drowsy at all times worse in the morning. Eyes weak, blurring, reading difficult. Laryngeal irritation with cough and secretion of bloody mucous. Slow pulse. Right arm gets numb and has to be rubbed. Cold limbs, poor appetite but food does not distress her. Urine red and scanty. Bowels sluggish but stools natural. Menses regular and scanty CLINICAL: Ague. Bilious fever. Camp fever. Constipation. Diarrhoea. Fever. Gout. Hay-fever. Liver disorders. Malaria. Malaria, cachexia. Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Spleen disorders. References: Boericke’s New Manual of homeopathic Materia Medica with Repertory