Cochlearia officinalis

655.66.13 Cochlearia officinalis, CaseWoman, 65, hyperventilation.
Her face feels strange, tingling in the hands, “cotton-wool feeling” in the legs.
A second complaint is diverticulosis with constipation, painful urging < 7 pm, < after meals, < pregnancy. She also has a slight hiatus hernia in the diaphragm.
She gets tired very quickly. Her heart is not very good, she has arteriosclerosis and one of the valves is not perfect. Sometimes she gets a horrible weak, dizzy, feeling, with pains in the chest, radiating to the back via both sides. She has often had cystitis in the past.
She is a very caring person. Sometimes it all gets too much, she feels that she cannot cope with everything. The contact with her children is a bit difficult. Her daughter in law does not like seeing her too often, preferring to visit her own parents. Her own daughter lives far away so she does not see her very often. She feels hindered in the contact with children and grandchildren by her husband. She wants to be a good wife to her husband and a good mother to her children.Desire: warm food, traditional Dutch food, raw food, fish and eggs.
Aversion: cheese, too sweet, too spicy.
Food: < sprouts !.
Time: < 7 am and pm.
Weather: > fresh air, wind.AnalysisHere we do not see the theme of bitterness all that strongly but we do see the theme of taking care. There is also the typical Cochlearia feeling of it all being too much, not being able to cope. The keynote of pain in the stomach has moved to pain in the chest in this case but it is radiating to sides and back.
Cochlearia made the hyperventilation disappear, it increased her energy and she was able to cope much better.
Other remedies which have helped her were: Uva ursi, Calcium sulphuricum and Naja.