THEA SINENSIS [Thea]
THEA SINENSIS uses [Thea uses]
Note: Wherever it is found, "<" denotes aggravation (worse by), ">" denotes amelioration (better by), "<->" denotes alternation (alternates with) and A/F is an abbreviation of, "Ailments from"
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Nervous sleeplessness, heart troubles, palpitation,
and dyspnoea of old tea drinkers.
Sick headaches.
Faint gone feeling, with sinking sensation in epigastrium.
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COMMON NAME
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Tea
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SYNONYM
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Camellia thea
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PREPARATION
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Trituration of Theine.
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A/F
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MODALITIES
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MIND
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| - | Delirium tremens (from eating tea).
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| - | Delirium with ecstasy; laughs incessantly, talks in rhymes.
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| - | Delusion - Time passes too quickly [Cocc, Sulph, Ther].
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| - | Nervous excitability with exaltation of intellectual faculties.
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| - | Fear - of killing her child. [Merc, Nux-v, Sulph].
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| - | Horrible dreams cause no horror.
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| - | Dreams of murdering boys and girls in cold blood. |
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GUIDING INDICATIONS
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| - | Head - Cold damp feeling at back of head.
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| - | Sick headaches radiating from one point.
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| - | G.I.T. - Faint, all gone sensation in stomach.
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| - | Sudden production of wind in large quantities.
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| - | Borborygmi. Liability to hernia.
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| - | Chest - Precordial distress and palpitation.
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| - | Pulse - rapid, irregular, intermittent.
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| - | Female genitalia - Soreness and tenderness in ovaries.
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| - | Sleep - Sleepy in day time, sleepless at night with vascular excitement and
restlessness and dry skin. |
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KEYNOTES
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| - | Stomach - Faint, all gone sensation. |
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NUCLEUS OF REMEDY
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| - | Nervous sleeplessness, dyspepsia, heart troubles
and palpitation of old tea drinkers. |
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CLINICAL
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| - | Headaches (sick), Hallucinations, Hernia, Insomnia,
Palpitations. |
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REMEDY RELATIONSHIPS
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Compare: Ant-c, Hydr, Ipec, Phos, Sabin, Sep, Sulph, Verat
Antidoted By: Ferr, Thuj
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