Remedy
Convolvulus Duartinus conv-d.
Polar generals
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
John Henry Clarke · A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1902
General
Ipomœa bona-nox. Morning Glory. N. O. Convolvulaceæ. Tincture of Flowers.
Clinical
Eye, inflammation of. Headache. Rheumatism. Vertigo.
Characteristics
Convol. d . was proved under Mure, and some symptoms that are peculiar have been recorded: Reveries in daytime. Numbness in limbs. Dreams of dead persons. Symptoms are < in morning and > after cold bath.
Mind
Moral weakness. — Reveries in the daytime.
Head
Vertigo with faintness. — Burning in frontal region, ceasing after a cold bath. — Pain in frontal region with heat at root of nose. — Pain in l. temple (corresponding to inflamed l. eye).
Eyes
Inflammation of l. eye.
Mouth
Toothache. — Swelling of gums. — Tongue feels swollen.
Throat
Heat and dryness at anterior and upper part of œsophagus.
Abdomen
Pain in abdomen with internal heat. — Violent colic with drawings.
Stool
Constipation.
Urinary Organs
Red urine. — Yellow sediment in urine.
Upper Limbs
Numbness of arms, < when hanging down. — Pains in l. shoulder; in l. wrist. — Numbness of r. index and middle fingers.
Lower Limbs
Lancinating pain in r. knee. — Pain fore part of l. leg for four days. — Deep-seated pain in calves.
Sleep
Drowsiness in daytime. — Dreams: about quarrelling; about dead persons; falling out of his front teeth; of flying along a lighted street; appearance of a ghost; wakes with a start.