ALLIUM CEPA

Scientific / Botanical Name ALLIUM CEPA Common Name Red Onion Abbreviation Source
Materia Medica ALLIUM CEPA
Origin
Medicine Type
Family

Keynote / Introductory Description

Coryza with acrid nasal discharge and bland eye watering, worse warm room and evening, better open air.

Modalities

Worse evening and warm room. Better open air and cold room.

Dose / Potency

Third potency.

Relationship

Compare: Gelsemium, Euphrasia, Kali hydriodicum, Aconite, Ipecacuanha. Antidotes: Arnica, Chamomilla, Veratrum.

Compare

Gelsemium, Euphrasia, Kali hydriodicum, Aconite, Ipecacuanha

Complementary

Phosphorus, Thuja, Pulsatilla

Head

Catarrhal forehead headache worse warm room and evening. Thread-like facial pains.

Eyes

Red burning eyes with bland lachrymation and photophobia, better open air.

Ears

Earache with shooting pains in eustachian tube.

Nose

Sneezing and copious acrid discharge, hay fever, coryza, polypus.

Mouth

Burning in mouth.

Throat

Burning throat and laryngeal irritation.

Stomach

Canine hunger, pyloric pain, thirst, belching and nausea.

Abdomen

Rumbling offensive flatus, left hypogastric pain and colic.

Rectum

Offensive diarrhoea, itching anus and rectal heat.

Urine

Weak bladder and urethra. Increased urination with burning.

Respiratory

Hoarseness, hacking cough, tickling larynx, oppressed breathing and constriction.

Extremities

Lame joints, heel ulcers, stump neuralgia, sore limbs.

Sleep

Yawning, dreams and waking at 2 am.

General Description

ALLIUM CEPA
Red Onion

A picture of coryza, with acrid nasal discharge and laryngeal symptoms, eye secretion bland; singers' cold, worse in warm room and toward evening; better in open air is presented by this remedy. Adapted to phlegmatic patients; colds in damp cold weather. Neuralgic pains after amputations or nerve injuries. Burning in nose, mouth, throat, bladder and skin.

Head.--Catarrhal headache in forehead; worse warm room and evening. Thread-like facial pains. Headache ceases during menses.

Eyes.--Red, burning and smarting with bland lachrymation. Sensitive to light. Watery eyes, better in open air.

Ears.--Earache with shooting pains in eustachian tube.

Nose.--Sneezing entering warm room. Copious watery acrid discharge. Lump sensation at root of nose. Hay fever. Fluent coryza with cough and hoarseness. Nasal polypus.

Stomach.--Canine hunger. Pyloric pain. Thirst, belching and nausea.

Abdomen.--Rumbling offensive flatus. Left hypogastric pain. Colic.

Rectum.--Diarrhoea with offensive flatus. Stitches, itching and rhagades in anus. Glowing heat in rectum.

Urinary.--Weak bladder and urethra. Increased urine with coryza. Red urine with burning and pressure.

Respiratory.--Hoarseness. Hacking cough on inspiring cold air. Tickling and tearing sensation in larynx. Oppressed breathing. Constriction of epiglottis. Pain extending to ear.

Extremities.--Lame joints. Heel ulcers. Neuralgia of stump. Limbs sore and tired.

Sleep.--Yawning with headache and drowsiness. Dreams. Wakes at 2 am.

Modalities.--Worse evening and warm room. Better open air and cold room.

Relationship.--Compare: Gelsemium, Euphrasia, Kali hydriodicum, Aconite, Ipecacuanha. Complementary: Phosphorus, Thuja, Pulsatilla. Antidotes: Arnica, Chamomilla, Veratrum.

Dose.--Third potency.