AMBROSIA ARTEMISIAEFOLIA

Scientific / Botanical Name AMBROSIA ARTEMISIAEFOLIA Common Name Rag-Weed Abbreviation AMBROSIA Source
Materia Medica AMBROSIA ARTEMISIAEFOLIA
Origin
Medicine Type
Family

Keynote / Introductory Description

Important remedy for hay-fever with lachrymation, eyelid itching, obstructed respiratory passages and summer diarrhoea.

Modalities

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Dose / Potency

Tincture to third potency; 10 drops in water during and after epistaxis. High potencies in hay-fever.

Relationship

Compare in hay-fever: Sabadilla, Wyethia, Succinic acid, Arsenicum iod, Arundo.

Compare

Sabadilla, Wyethia, Succinic acid, Arsenicum iod, Arundo

Complementary

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Eyes

Burning, smarting eyes with profuse lachrymation and intolerable eyelid itching.

Nose

Watery coryza, sneezing, watery discharge, epistaxis and stuffed sensation of nose and head.

Abdomen

Summer diarrhoea and dysentery.

Respiratory

Entire respiratory tract feels obstructed. Tracheal and bronchial irritation with asthmatic attacks and wheezy cough. Useful in some forms of whooping cough.

General Description

AMBROSIA ARTEMISIAEFOLIA
Rag-Weed
(AMBROSIA)

A remedy for hay-fever, lachrymation and intolerable itching of the eye-lids. Some forms of whooping-cough. Respiratory tract in its entire length stopped up. Many forms of diarrhoea, especially during summer months, also dysentery.

Nose.--Watery coryza; sneezing; watery discharge. Nosebleed. Stuffed up feeling of nose and head. Irritation of trachea and bronchial tubes, with asthmatic attacks. Wheezy cough.

Eyes.--Smart and burn. Lachrymation.

Relationship.--Compare in hay-fever: Sabadilla, Wyethia, Succinic acid, Arsenicum iod, Arundo.

Dose.--Tincture to third potency; 10 drops in water during and after epistaxis. In hay-fever high potencies.