Brennen/Burning
Vergleich: Siehe: Brennstoffen + Waffen + Arthropoda + Schmerz
+ Feuer
Trio: Burning (in general): Arsenicum
album, Phosphorus, Sulphur.
Burning in
soles: Chamomilla, Medorrhinum, Sulphur.
In der Materia Medica finden sich für alle Insektenmittel brennende Symptome.
Acal = Indisches Brennkraut/= Indian
Nettle
Daph = Süßbast/= Menschendieb/= Brennbeere
Lychnis chalcedonica = Brennende Liebe Caryophylales
Succinum = Bernstein/= Gläsum (= altes Wort für Glas)/= Ambra/= Germanisches Gold/= Brennstein/= Electron/= Gold des Meeres/Weiße Bernstein = „Knochen“/
= Luchsharn/weiße Farbe entsteht durch Blasen
Tricholomopsis flammula = kleine Ritterling Fungi
Urticaceae = Kleine Brennessel/= Orbie/= Donnernessel/= Hanfnessel/= Nessel/= Saunessel
· Sulph Great burning, explained by a sort
of local congestion.
· Ars burning seems almost intolerable,
relieved by heat/excels all the rest of them in intensity/characterized by
restlessness, sudden prostration and < midnight/-day.
· Phos has a burning sensation all over,
sometimes in small isolated spots (between shoulders). Anaemic, over-sensitive
and phthisical.
· Acon: burning in acute inflammatory
affections in their first stage. High fever, restlessness, impatience, and
thirst are characteristic.
· Apis redness, swelling and oedema +
burning and stinging pain. < heat and > by cold. (Ars. > heat)
· Agar: burning, itching and redness “As
from frost bites and chilblain”.
· Canth burns like fire (urinary tract).
There is a constant desire to urinate and every effort to urinate + intolerable
burning.
· Caps burning - intolerable, intense
burning - + smarting.
· Anthrac burning mostly connected with the
ulcers, putrid sores, gangrenes, and malignant pustules.
Verletzung durch brennende Schwefel: Elec.
[Farokh Master]
Ars.: burning sensation or raw smarting
sensation/+ fever, kaltes Brennen
Iris-v. burning in the mouth
Petr.: burning in the mouth (+ fever).
Acon-f: burning > by cold
Hyper.: Burning + thirst
Sang.: burning associated with any hot
food
Krankheiten: M.S.:
Burning-feet-Syndrom
Sec.: Entspricht genau dem Krankheitsbild
des Burning-feet-Syndroms. (<
Wärme).
Blisters “As if from burns”, burning on touch
Kent: Skin, eruptions, blisters, as from a burn: ambr. aur. bell. canth.
carb-an. clem. lyc. nat-c. phos. sep. sulph.
Skin, eruptions, burning, <
touch: cann-s. canth. merc.
Cantharis is the only remedy that has
both peculiar symptoms.
„Brennende Liebe“
„Brennen aus Leidenschaft“
„Mit brennendem Geduld“