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Melilotus albus

3-644.52.13
644.55.13 Melilotus albusGerman: Weisser Steinklee.
English: Sweet clover.
MindAilments from being abused by brother, sexually, threatened with being killed.
Compulsive, obsessive, ritualistic.
Insanity, < grief, < threat, religious.
Religious melancholy; praying.
Loquacity, changing subjects.
Nervous, easily annoyed.
Anger.
Delusion: possessed by the devil, devil is in her stomach; doomed; pursued by enemies; being transparent.
Fear: police; poisoned; danger; something will happen; violence.
GeneralSensation: smothering.
Weather: < approach of a storm; < rainy, changeable weather; > open air.
Desire: alcohol.
Aversion: food.
Time: < 3 am, < 3 pm.
Food: > vinegar; after profuse urine.
Physical: < rapid walking; > bleeding; > walking; > change of position; > discharge, menses, haemorrhage, urination.
BodyGeneral: congestion, >> haemorrhage.
Nervous: convulsions, epilepsy, infantile spasms, < dentition; eclampsia.
Head: headache, fearful, violent, congestive, fullness, as a band, bursting, forehead, periodic, > profuse nosebleed, urination, > menses; swaying, undulating brain.
Nose: nosebleed.
Face: intense red, flushing of face.
Throat: throbbing of carotids.
Lungs: cough, > nosebleed; breathing oppressed.
Rectum: constipation; fulness; pain, constricting, throbbing, << stool; stool difficult.
Urinary: profuse, watery urine.
Female: menses scanty, intermittent, thin, pale, watery, offensive; pain stitching uterus; dysmenorrhoea; < climacteric.

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