THYMOLUM CM

Action of Medicine:

• The provings show an action limited to the sexual organs, producing a typical sexual neurasthenia.
• Thymols general action is on the stomach, genital organs and to a small extent, on the central nervous system.
• Genito-urinary diseases. Pathological emissions, priapism and prostatorrhea. Nightly seminal discharge.
• Blood-streaked leucorrhea. Glairy or membranous diarrhea. Hookworm disease.
• General weakness with headaches. Constricting headache.
• Skin blue, cold. Spasmodic laryngeal cough. Excessive salivation with nausea.
• Frequent urination with compelling urging.
• Pains in the dorsal and lumbar region, spreading to the buttocks.

References: Nature's Materia Medica By Robin Murphy, MD