RHUS TOXICODENDRON

SKIN AND MUCIL INDICATIONS:

• All vesicular or erythematous dermatoses with edema and atypical drug modalities: eczema, shingles, acne rosacea, erysipelas, herpes arising in isolation or in feverish syndromes.

• Hoarseness when the affected person begins to speak or sing, it is improved by continuing.

• Vesicular conjunctivitis, cornea and rheumatic inflammation of the iris.

MUSCLE AND JOINT INDICATIONS:

• Muscle or tendon rheumatism.

• Muscle fatigue, consequences of muscle overload (stressed heart in athletes).

• Dislocation, dislocation (suitable accessory: Ruta graveolens).

• Sciatica with shooting jerky pain along the nerve, deterioration with rest and improvement in movement.

• Rheumatism caused or exacerbated by moisture.

ADYNAMIC FEVER CONDITIONS:

• Influenza and influenza conditions, as long as their clinical response is consistent with the pathogenetic symptoms of the drug.

• In severe infectious pathology, Rhus toxicodendron complements antibiotic therapy.

CHARACTERISTICS - FEELINGS: Feeling sanctified, bruised, stiffened, hardened; dry mouth and pharynx (in fever); feeling of the body drenched in cold water; shooting jerky pain with typical drug modalities.

MODALITIES: Deterioration by moisture, wet cold, wet touch; rest and immobility; at the beginning of the movement and great fatigue. These factors are so significant that they may be a reason for the indication of the drug. Improvement by slow movement and repositioning; heat and warm tiles; dry and warm weather.

ACCOMPANYING FEATURES: The need for movement, mobilization, massage resulting from the modalities of the drug - improvement by movement and heat.