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APIS MELLIFICA (Apis) – آیپس مالفیکا – Keynotes Derived from Homeopathic Materia Medica VIVA

 

APIS MELLIFICA (Apis) – آیپس مالفیکا

 

People suffering from heat and who have sharp, stinging pains. People with strong emotions, passionate, jealous, sexually active and easily excited but also very awkward.

 

OEDEMATOUS SWELLING, STINGING PAIN, WORSE FROM HEAT

 

MENTAL

Ailments from JEALOUSY, rage, vexation. Sharp, stinging tongue.

Restlessness, busy insanity.

Causeless weeping.

Irritable, dissatisfied. Discouraged.

Fear birds, pins, death.

Presentiment of death.

 

PHYSICAL

OEDEMATOUS, DROPSICAL SWELLING OF THE EXTREMITIES due to dysfunction of kidney.

Swelling, inflammation of joints, especially ankles.

Puffy swelling of LIPS, hands and feet esp. around and under THE EYES.

Pains are BURNING, STINGING (like a bee sting).

AWKWARDNESS, clumsiness, drops things easily.

Erysipelatous inflammation.

URTICARIA (face, extremities, back) >cold applications <warmth, perspiration, night, exercise.

Thirstless despite the heat and the burning.

Intermittent fever, without chill, 3 p.m. with thirst.

Relaxed anus. Sensation of open anus.

Cystitis with burning pain. Quincke’s angioneurotic oedema. Allergic reactions.

 

MODALITIES

AGG.: HEAT.

AMEL.: COLD APPLICATIONS.

 


 

APIS MELLIFICA (Apis) – Acute (Hussain Kaisrani)

Allergic reactions, oedematous conditions, inflammation of membranes with congestion and hot swelling.

KEYWORDS: allergy, stings, oedema, congestion, swelling, stinging pain, burning, eruptions, aggravated from heat.

APPEARANCE: puffy swelling of lips, around and under the eyes, hands, feet.

GENERALITIES: burning, stinging pains (like a bee sting).

EYES: inflammation and any kind of eye affection with swelling of the lids. Redness of eye with burning tears. Stitching, burning pain aggravated by heat, in warm weather and ameliorated from cold water.

HAY FEVER: burning pain in eyes with redness, swelling of lids and itching of throat. Ameliorated by cold applications.

EXTREMITIES: oedematous, dropsical swelling of the extremities due to dysfunction of kidneys. Swelling, inflammation of joints, especially ankles.

RESPIRATORY: asthmatic, difficult respiration resulting from suppressed eruptions. Dyspnea from heat or from being overheated. Difficult respiration due to constriction and oedema of larynx. Aggravated when lying.

Stertorous respiration. Stertorous respiration with stupefaction and crying as from pain.

THROAT/MOUTH: inflammation of throat, uvula, tonsils with swelling, burning, stinging pain aggravated on swallowing. Swelling of the tongue. Redness of pharynx. Burning pain ameliorated cold drinks.

SKIN: stings of insects, or bites of poisonous animals cause oedema or even extended urticaria. (In very sensitive individuals the stings can also cause nausea, anxiety and fear).

Urticaria (face, extremities, back), erysipelatous inflammation. Wounds from splinters ameliorated from cold applications and aggravated by warmth, perspiration, night, exercise, touch, pressure.

URINARY: cystitis, nephritis, urethritis. Extremely painful urination. Burning pain in bladder or in urethra before, during or after urination. Retention of urine (also in newborns). Frequent, painful urging to urinate, often ineffectual. The urine can be hot, cloudy, albuminous, offensive. Fullness sensation, pressure in bladder.

FEVER:  dry burning heat. Fever with chills esp. in the morning and/or afternoon. There can also be fever without chills. Chills on motion. Thirstless despite the heat and the burning. Fever with urticaria.

HEAD: meningitis, cerebrospinal meningitis, congestion of brain, with opisthotonos. Brain cry.

MODALITIES:

Aggravation: heat.

Amelioration: cold applications.

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Hussain Kaisrani

Hussain Kaisrani (aka Ahmad Hussain) is a distinguished Psychotherapist & Chief Consultant at Homeopathic Consultancy, Lahore, Learn More

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