Tanacetum parthenium

666.47.13 Tanacetum partheniumNames: Chrysanthemum parthenium.
English: Feverfew.
Dutch: Moederkruid.MindDelusion no resistance, - > resistance.
Obstinate, angry, bossy.
Excitement, loquacity.
Helping.
Ailments from receiving too little love from their parents.
Half dead, half alive feeling.
Irritable, sensitive to noise.
Mental fatigue, dull, confusion.
Sad, phlegmatic.
Restlessness, nervousness.
Stupefaction, as if intoxicated.GeneralSweat: profuse, < night.
Time: < 7 am; < January; periodical.
Sleep: restless.
Physical: < poison ivy; < insects.BodyDischarge: blood; haemorrhages.
Fever: high, hectic.
Infection: influenza, pest, measles.
Nervous: chorea, epilepsy; spasms, < worms; convulsions, tetanic; twitchings.
Vertigo: dizzy.
Head: migraine, headache, heavy, dull, confused, < least exertion.
Ears: roaring, ringing; voice sounds strange; close sudden.
Nose: frontal sinusitis; hayfever; colds.
Mouth: < dentition.
Mouth: sore tongue.
Lungs: congested; breathing hurried, laboured, stertorous; frothy mucus obstructs the air-passages.
Heart: pulse very rapid, feeble; blood vessels.
Stomach: indigestion; nausea and vertigo, < closed room.
Abdomen: pain > stool; liver problems; flatulence; dysentery, colic; worms.
Rectum: diarrhoea, < 5 am; urge, < eating; dysentery; worms, ascaris lumbrois taenia.
Urinary: urine suppressed.
Female: menses late, profuse, scanty, painful, bearing down, drawing in groins; < suppressed menses, < menopause; abortion, metritis < after labour.
Limbs: ecchymosis; arthritis, reumatoid; artrose, spondylosis; rheumatism of hands and small bones.
Skin: wounds, psoriasis.