| Allium cepa |
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Kalium Iodatum |
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• Abundant watery coryza, excoriating
the nostrils and the upper lip
• Sneezes “like a machine gun”
• Conjunctivitis with stinging and burning pains
• Photophobia
• Headache
• Aggravated in the evening and by stuffy heat
• Improved in open air and by coolness. Ammonium muriaticum
• Aqueous, abundant and irritating coryza, excoriating the nostrils and upper lip
• Frequent sneezing
• Anosmia
• Hoarseness, dry cough, tickling in the larynx and sensation as if the nose was blocked despite the rhinorrhea. |
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• Aqueous coryza that is very abundant and burning but not excoriating
• Accompanied by tearing
• Frontal headache
• Pains at the root of the nose
• Anosmia
• Aggravation in a warm room |
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| Apis mellifica |
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Naphtalinum |
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• Scant nose discharge
• Pale and pink edema of the mucous membranes of the nose.
• Edema of the eyelids
• Important tearing that is burning and/or very intense pruritis
of the eyes (as if by sand)
• Improved by cold Arsenicum album
• Aqueous and burning coryza excoriating the upper lip with sensation of intense burning.
• Conjunctivitis, edema of the eyelids, intense photophobia,
tearing that is acid, burning and excoriating.
• Can complicate itself with asthma.
• Improved by hot applications and heat in general |
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• Irritating rhinorrhea, close to Allium cepa
• The conjunctival symptoms are the same as for Euphrasia and the tearing is irritating
• Improved in open air |
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| Arsenicum Iodatum |
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Nux Vomica |
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• Aqueous coryza excoriating the nostrils
• With sneezing
• Aggravation by extremes of temperature
• Improved by temperate weather |
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• Dry coryza and blocked nose at night
• Running during the day, non-irritating
• Spasmodic sneezing on awakening, followed by a coryza that can be abundant or not
• Conjunctivitis sometimes, blinking, photophobia aggravated in the morning
• Aggravation in a warm room
• Improved in open air |
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| Dulcamara |
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Sabadilla |
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• Nose blockage in rainy weather of cold humidity
• Followed by an abundant, non irritating coryza
• Pollinosis around the end of August when the
weather becomes cooler in the evening
• Possible concomitant conjunctivitis with in flammation of the
eyelids and abundant yellow discharge
• Dry and spasmodic cough and asthma
• Induced and aggravated when the weather is cold and humid
• Improvement by dry weather and by breathing in warm air. |
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• Aqueous, abundant and non-irritating coryza
• Sneezing “like a machine gun”
• Abundant tearing
• Itching of the soft palate making the patient scratch it with his tongue to no avail
• Hypersensitivity to the smell of flowers, fruits and garlic
• Cold sensitivity and aggravation by coolness.
• Improved in open air and in warm air |
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| Euphrasia |
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Sanguinaria Canadensis |
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• Abundant, aqueous and non irritating coryza
• Sneezing “like a machine gun”
• Conjunctivitis, stinging and burning pains, photophobia,
constant blinking
• Irritating and excoriating tearing
• Headache
• Aggravation in open air and in stuffy heat
• Improvement in darkness |
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• Abundant, liquid and corrosive coryza
• Frequent sneezing
• Burning pains at the root of the nose
“sensation as if the mucous membranes were cracking”
• Nose polyps
• Dry and violent cough with tickling in the larynx
• Aggravation by humid weather
• Improved by breathing in cool air. |
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| Galphimia glauca |
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• To be given systematically
• Pruritis of the eyelids and corner of the eyes
• Tearing
• Sneezing, nasal pruritis, rhinorrhea
• Dry cough, asthma due to pollen |
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