ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE

Scientific / Botanical Name ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE Common Name Marking Nut Abbreviation ANACARDIUM Source
Materia Medica ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE
Origin
Medicine Type
Family

Keynote / Introductory Description

Suited to neurasthenic patients with nervous dyspepsia relieved by eating, impaired memory, plug sensations and lack of confidence.

Modalities

Worse hot water. Better eating, rubbing and lying on side.

Dose / Potency

Sixth to two hundredth potency.

Relationship

Antidotes: Grindelia, Coffea, Juglans, Rhus, Eucalyptus. Compare: Anacard occidentale, Rhus, Cypripedium, Chelidonium, Xerophyllum. Platina follows well.

Compare

Anacard occidentale, Rhus, Cypripedium, Chelidonium, Xerophyllum

Complementary

Platina

Mind

Hallucinations, dual will, melancholy, suspicion, poor memory, brain-fag and violent thoughts.

Head

Vertigo and plug-like headache worse mental exertion, better eating.

Eyes

Plug sensation, indistinct vision and distant appearance of objects.

Ears

Plug sensation and impaired hearing.

Nose

Sneezing, altered smell and coryza with palpitation.

Face

Blue rings around eyes and pallor.

Mouth

Vesicles, fetid odor, swollen tongue and burning lips.

Stomach

Weak digestion, empty feeling better eating, nausea and vomiting.

Abdomen

Plug sensation with rumbling and griping.

Rectum

Powerless rectum, difficult stool, itching, haemorrhoids and bleeding.

Male

Increased desire, emissions and prostatic discharge.

Female

Leucorrhoea with soreness and scanty menses.

Respiratory

Chest oppression, anxiety, cough from talking or after anger.

Heart

Palpitation, stitches and rheumatic pericarditis.

Back

Pressure in shoulders and stiff neck.

Extremities

Neuralgia, weakness, cramps, bandaged knees and warts.

Sleep

Sleeplessness and anxious dreams.

Skin

Intense itching, eczema, urticaria, vesicles and warts.

General Description

ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE
Marking Nut
(ANACARDIUM)

The Anacardium patient is found mostly among neurasthenics with nervous dyspepsia relieved by food, impaired memory, depression and irritability. Diminished senses. Fear of examination. Lack of confidence and desire to swear. Sensation of plug and band. Empty stomach relieved by eating. Valuable antidote to Poison-Oak.

Mind.--Fixed ideas. Hallucinations. Dual will sensation. Anxiety as if pursued. Melancholy, violent language, brain-fag, poor memory, absent-minded, suspicious and malicious. Hears distant or dead voices. Senile dementia.

Head.--Vertigo. Plug-like pressing pains worse mental exertion and better eating. Scalp itching and boils.

Eyes.--Plug sensation in orbit. Indistinct vision. Objects seem far away.

Ears.--Plug sensation. Hard hearing.

Nose.--Sneezing. Perverted smell. Coryza with palpitation.

Face.--Blue rings around eyes. Pale face.

Mouth.--Painful vesicles, fetid odor, swollen tongue, saliva, burning lips.

Stomach.--Weak digestion, fullness and distention. Empty feeling relieved by eating. Eructation, nausea, vomiting. Chokes while eating and drinks hastily.

Abdomen.--Plug-like intestinal pain. Rumbling and griping.

Rectum.--Inactive bowels, powerless rectum, difficult stool, itching anus, haemorrhage and haemorrhoids.

Male.--Voluptuous itching, increased desire, emissions and prostatic discharge.

Female.--Leucorrhoea with soreness and itching. Scanty menses.

Respiratory.--Plug sensation in chest, oppression and anxiety better open air. Cough from talking or after temper. Cough after eating with vomiting.

Heart.--Palpitation, stitches and rheumatic pericarditis.

Back.--Shoulder pressure and neck stiffness.

Extremities.--Thumb neuralgia, weakness, bandaged knees, calf cramps, warts and vesicular eruptions.

Sleep.--Sleepless spells and anxious dreams.

Skin.--Intense itching, eczema, vesicles, urticaria, Poison-Oak-like eruptions, warts and ulcers.

Modalities.--Worse hot water. Better eating, rubbing and lying on side.

Relationship.--Antidotes: Grindelia, Coffea, Juglans, Rhus, Eucalyptus. Compare: Anacard occidentale, Rhus, Cypripedium, Chelidonium, Xerophyllum. Platina follows well. Cereus serpentina (swearing).

Dose.--Sixth to two hundredth potency.