ANISUM STELLATUM
Keynote / Introductory Description
Useful in flatulent conditions, regular recurring infantile colic, old asthma and cough with pain near third rib.
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Dose / Potency
Third potency.
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Nose
Acute catarrh. Sharp stitches beneath lip. Burning and numbness of inner lower lip.
Mouth
Aphthae associated with palpitation.
Stomach
Gastric catarrh of old drunkards. Vomiting.
Abdomen
Flatulent conditions, three-months colic recurring at regular hours, much rumbling.
Respiratory
Dyspnoea, old asthma, purulent tracheal catarrh, cough with pus-like phlegm, haemoptysis and pain near third intercostal cartilage.
Heart
Palpitation with aphthae.
Extremities
Epileptiform convulsions with biting of tongue.
General Description
ANISUM STELLATUM
Anise
(ILLICIUM)
Should be remembered in the treatment of flatulent conditions. So-called three-months' colic, especially if it recurs at regular hours; much rumbling in abdomen. One symptom is worthy of special remembrance-pain in region of third rib, about an inch or two from the sternum, generally on right side, but occasionally on left. Frequent cough with this pain. Purulent tracheal and gastric catarrh of old drunkards. Old asthmatics. Vomiting, epileptiform convulsions with biting of tongue.
Nose.--Sharp stitches beneath lip. Acute catarrh. Burning and numbness of inner lower lip.
Respiratory.--Dyspnoea. Pain near third intercostal cartilage. Cough, with pus-like phlegm. Palpitation, with aphthae. Haemoptysis.
Dose.--Third potency.