Dr. Reckeweg Euphorbium 30 CH (11 ml)

An irritant to the skin and mucous membranes. Burning pain in bones.Pains in limbs and paralytic weakness in the joints. Important respiratory and skin symptoms. Terrible burning pains. Pains of cancer. Everything appears larger than it really is.

Bone, diseases of. Cancer. Cataract. Coccygodynia. Cough. Crusta lactea. Erysipelas. Eyes, inflammation of. Gangrene. Hay-fever. Headache. Heartburn. Influenza. Peritonitis. Sciatica. Syphilis. Teeth, affections of. Toothache. Ulcers. Vision, disorders of. Warts. Writer's cramp.

Take 5 drops in half cup of water 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician OR

Medicate the globules and take 4-6 globules 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.

• Erysipelas; bullosum; of mucous membranes. Torpid, indolent ulcers. Vesicular erysipelas. Vesicles filled with yellow lymph or liquid. As if thin cord lay under skin.
• Erysipelatous (acute febrile infection), especially of the cheek.
• Biting and stinging, red, swollen. - Vesicular erysipelas.
• Carbuncle; old, torpid, indolent ulcers with biting, lancinating pain.
• Old torpid ulcer, pustules; gangrene.
• Ulcerating carcinoma and epithelioma of the skin.
• Red swelling of cheeks. 
• Teeth as if screwed together, brittle, crumbling; caries of. Mouth feels coated with rancid grease.
• Cough, with stitches from the pit of the stomach to side of the chest, day and night; with asthma.
• Pain in coccyx worse on rising from sitting, worse after stool.
• Inflammation of the eyes, with itching and dryness of the eyelids, and of the canthi.
• Gnawing and burning itching, which provokes almost constant scratching. Streaks of a purple-red on the skin.
• Hard stool to pass. Urgency to evacuate, with itching in the rectum (stool like glue). Liquid diarrhoea, with tenesmus. Stool first thin, then knotty. Sensation of burning in the anus, and pain as from excoriation in the abdomen.

MODALITIES:

• Worse: Sitting. Rest. Beginning of motion. Mercury. Touch.
• Better: Application of oil. Cold application. Motion.