Clerodon
spp.
Clerodendron
infortunatum (Clerod-i) = Bhanta (I)/= Ghenda (I)
[Farokh Master]
Diarrhoea associated with acute
nausea and here
the nausea is so
prominent that the case may resemble Ipecac. The diarrhoea of course is deep
yellow, frothy,
but along with nausea there is excessive salivation. The salivation is
so severe that it may also resemble Tabacum.
Now in such cases usually when you examine the stool you may get worms
or you may get Entamoeba histolytica;
Diarrhea + nausea. loose evacuations + worm symptoms with liquid
stools/of deep yellowish color and frothy;
Repertorium:
Kopf: Leeregefühl, „Wie hohl“
Auge: Eingesunken, eingefallen
Sehen: Trübsichtig, trübes Sehen
Mund: Zunge - weiß
Zähne: Zähneknirschen < im Schlaf
Magen: Heißhunger
Vergleich: Siehe: Lamiales + Insektizide
Phytologie: Haut/Tumore
Übel
+ Durchfall (Würmer)/Stuhl schaumig/gelb
Clerodendron
glabrum (Clerod-g)
= White Cat's Whiskers/= Tontelhout/=
Natal glory-bower
Repertorium:
Allgemeines: Bisswunden, Bisse - Schlangenbisse
Rektum: Beschwerden durch Würmer - Band-/Maden-/Spülwürmer
Antidotiert: Beugt Insektenbefall vor
Phytologie: A weak tea is taken at night by the Tswana to aid sleep and to prevent
bad dreams. Pounded leaves, placed in the armpit and neck, are used
to induce sleep and to provide a remedy for
convulsions in children by the Lobedu.
Leaves are also used to return the effects of
witchcraft and their smell is believed to repel witches' familiars.
In Zimbabwe, leaves are traditionally used to
drive away evil spirits.