Sbl Aralia Racemosa Lm 0/24

SBL Aralia Racemosa LM 0/24 :SBL Aralia Racemosa Common Name: American Spikenard Causes & Symptoms for SBL Aralia Racemosa Aralia was used by the old herbalists and by eclectics as a remedy in phthisis and coughs, and also for leucorrhoea and other complaints of women whose secretions are acrid or suppressed. Loud wheezing respiration coming on immediately on lying down at midnight, inspiration is loud and more difficult than expiration indicates Aralia Racemosa. The right lung is more affected than the left. On turning to left sided, left side seemed affected, and right side became quite free. Profuse perspiration while asleep. Mind Fear of lung disease, cannot be shaken off. Nose Smarting soreness of posterior nares, caused by passage of acrid mucus, with peculiar soreness of alae nasi as if fissured. Stomach Faintly defined nausea in throat and stomach, and sensation in intestines as if diarrhoea would set in. Stool and Rectum Feeling as if about to have loose stool, voided with great difficulty only a teaspoonful of soft yellow feces. Mucous membrane of rectum came down like a tumour. After stool, while still sitting, an aching pain in rectum, extending upwards on the left side. Female Sexual Organs Acrid, offensive leucorrhoea, with bearing-down pains indicates Aralia Racemosa. Respiratory Organs Dry, wheezing respiration, sense of impending suffocation, and rapidly increasing dyspnea. Very loud, musical whistling during both inspiration and expiration, but louder during inspiration, worse lying down, obliged to sit up. Right lung appeared more affected than left Spasmodic cough at night, awakens after the first sleep and cannot sleep again on account of it, caused by tickling in throat with constriction of chest, has to sit up and cough violently, sometimes caused by a feeling of a foreign body in the throat, sputum at acme of attack scanty, then increased, warm and saltish. Generalities Weak, prostrated, half-sick, and filled with a vague feeling of nausea indicates Aralia Racemosa.