Homeopathic Symphytum officinale

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Action of Medicine: This agent, through the tannic acid, starch and asparagine which are found in it, has an action on affections of the bone and periosteum, the result of traumatism; also irritable stumps after operations, when there is soreness of and pricking pains in the periosteum; also in non - union of fractures. It is of service in injury to the eyeballs, when there is sever pain and hemorrhage into the vitreous, the result of trauma. Clinical: Abscess. Backache, from sexual excess. Bone, injuries of. Breasts, sore. Eyes, pains in, injuries of. Fractures, non- union of, nervous. Glands, enlarged. Hernia. Menses, arrested. Periosteum, sensitive, painful. Psoas abscess. Sexual excess, effects of. Sprains. Stump, irritable. Wounds. References:A Manual Of Materia Medica, Therapeutics And Pharmacology By Blackwood, Alexander Leslie, Dictionary Of Practical Materia Medica (All 3 Vol.) By Clarke J. H.