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Apis mellifica

Kingdom
4Animals
Phylum
4Ecdysozoa
Class
6Insecta
Subclass
5Neuropterida
Phase
1Hymenoptera
Subphase
5Apidae
Stage
0
Name

Apis mellifica

Author

Lippe

Type

Remedy

Chapter

14

Book
Family
Burning and stinging pains.Great debility, as if he had worked hard, he must lie down on the ground.
Great sensitiveness to the touch and to external pressure, especially on the abdomen.
Sensation of soreness, as if bruised.
Tension (over the eyes, behind the ears, in the neck, and a tension involving the head of the left side).
Heaviness and pressure in the head, especially when rising from a recumbent position or from a seat, worse in a warm room, and relieved by pressing the head with the hands.
Eruptions like hives.
Dropsical swellings without thirst.
Inflammation of the eyes with intense photophobia and increased secretions.
Pale red erysipelatous inflammations.
Aggravation in a warm room.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›4 Animals
  • ›4 Ecdysozoa
  • ›6 Insecta
  • ›5 Neuropterida
  • ›1 Hymenoptera
  • ›5 Apidae