• Artemisia Vulgaris is primarily indicated for nervous and convulsive affections, especially epilepsy and childhood convulsions.

• Artemisia Vulgaris is suited to individuals with a sensitive, excitable nervous system.

• The convulsions are often brought on by emotional disturbances or suppressed eruptions.

• A general tendency to spasms and twitching.

• Great sensitivity to external impressions.

• The patient feels internally as if electrified.

• Marked periodicity of symptoms.

• The patient experiences mental confusion and dullness.

• The patient experiences irritability and restlessness, and is easily angered.

• The patient experiences anxiety and apprehension, especially after fright or emotional shock.

• The patient experiences marked forgetfulness and difficulty concentrating.

• Hysterical tendencies.

• Symptoms are aggravated by masturbation or sexual excesses.

• The patient experiences somnambulism: gets up at night and performs actions without conscious awareness, with amnesia in the morning.

• The patient experiences vivid dreams, often of a disturbing or frightful nature.

• The patient has difficulty with memory, and absentmindedness.

• The patient experiences loss of self-control.

• The patient experiences extreme emotional lability.

• The patient is easily frightened.

• The patient experiences great restlessness and cannot remain seated.

• The patient has a morose, taciturn disposition.

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• Primarily affects the nervous system, causing spasmodic and convulsive affections.

• Suited to excitable, nervous individuals, especially children.

• Marked periodicity of symptoms.

• Conditions arise from or are exacerbated by emotional stress or fright.

• Aggravation from suppressed emotions.

• General sensation of lightness or emptiness.

• Predominantly a right-sided remedy.

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• The patient experiences congestion of the brain, with a feeling of fullness and pressure.

• The patient experiences headache, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting.

• The patient experiences vertigo and dizziness.

• The scalp feels sensitive to touch.

• The patient experiences pulsating headache, especially in the temples.

• The head feels too large.

• Injurious to the eyes, causing inflammation and irritation both locally and internally.

• The patient experiences blurred vision.

• The patient experiences photophobia (sensitivity to light).

• The patient experiences twitching of the eyelids.

• The patient experiences diplopia (double vision).

• The pupils are dilated or contracted.

• The patient experiences tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

• The patient experiences impaired hearing.

• The patient experiences a sensation of fullness in the ears.

• The patient experiences epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• The patient experiences dryness of the nasal passages.

• The patient experiences a loss of smell.

• The patient experiences sore throat with difficulty swallowing.

• The patient experiences a sensation of a lump in the throat.

• The patient experiences hoarseness.

• The patient experiences spasmodic cough, often associated with convulsions.

• The patient experiences difficult breathing.

• The patient experiences asthma-like symptoms.

• The patient experiences a suffocating sensation in the chest.

• The patient experiences whooping cough.

• The patient experiences palpitations of the heart, especially after emotional excitement.

• The patient experiences angina-like pains in the chest.

• The patient experiences oppression of the chest.

• The patient experiences irregular heart rhythm.

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• The patient experiences nausea and vomiting.

• The patient experiences abdominal pain and cramping.

• The patient experiences diarrhea or constipation.

• The patient experiences loss of appetite.

• The patient experiences offensive breath.

• The patient experiences distension of the abdomen.

• The patient experiences colic-like pains.

• The patient has a desire for sour things.

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• The patient experiences frequent urination.

• The patient experiences incontinence.

• The patient experiences burning during urination.

• The patient experiences scanty urine.

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• The patient experiences increased sexual desire, followed by weakness and exhaustion.

• Symptoms are aggravated by masturbation or sexual excess.

• In girls at puberty, menstrual irregularities and nervous symptoms occur.

• Menstrual flow is profuse or suppressed.

• The patient experiences leucorrhea.

• The patient experiences painful menstruation.

• The patient experiences priapism.

• The patient experiences twitching and spasms of the muscles in the limbs.

• The patient experiences restlessness in the legs.

• The patient experiences heaviness and weakness of the extremities.

• The patient experiences cold hands and feet.

• The patient experiences cramps in the calves.

• The patient experiences numbness and tingling in the extremities.

• The patient experiences pain in the joints.

• The patient experiences pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• The patient experiences itching and eruptions on the skin.

• The patient experiences urticaria (hives).

• The patient experiences vesicular eruptions.

• The patient experiences eczema.

• The patient experiences sleeplessness, especially after emotional upset.

• The patient experiences restless sleep with frequent waking.

• The patient experiences somnambulism (sleepwalking).

• The patient experiences night terrors.

• The patient experiences grinding of teeth during sleep.

• The patient finds it difficult to fall asleep.

• After fright or emotional excitement.

• After masturbation.

• At night.

• During menstruation.

• From cold.

• From suppressed eruptions.

• From touch.

• From motion.

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• At night.

• During sleep.

• Before or during menses.

• From emotional excitement or stress.

• From fright.

• From cold air or drafts.

• From touch or pressure.

• After eating.

• From suppressed emotions.

• From dentition.

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• From warmth.

• From rest.

• From pressure.

• From lying down.

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• In open air.

• By motion.

• By warmth (sometimes).

• By pressure (sometimes).

• During the day.

• After perspiration.

• Bending double.

• Cuprum Metallicum, Silica.

• Camphor, Ipecacuanha.

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• Absinthium, Arnica, Cicuta Virosa, Ignatia, Tarentula, Belladonna, Hyoscyamus.

• Common Names: Wormwood, Mugwort, Beifuss

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• Source: Tincture of fresh root

• and restlessness, easily angered or annoyed.

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• and impressionable, sensitive to noise and surroundings.

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• , especially before or during a convulsive episode.

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• of being alone or in the dark.

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• during attacks.

• Mental confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• Easily startled.

• May exhibit childish behaviors or regression, especially during illness.

• Lack of self-confidence and feels insecure.

• Dreams vividly and remembers them clearly, often anxious or disturbing dreams.

• Hysterical tendencies.

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• alternating with excitability.

• Great restlessness, cannot sit still.

• Fixed ideas.

• often pulsating or throbbing, localized in the temples or occiput.

• Vertigo, with a tendency to fall to the left or backward.

• Sensations of emptiness or lightness in the head.

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• , sensitivity to light.

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• Twitching of the eyelids.

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• , sensitivity to loud noises.

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• Spasmodic constriction of the throat, difficulty swallowing.

• Sensation of a lump in the throat.

• Pain in the eyes, as if bruised.

• Pupils dilated or contracted.

• Dryness of the mouth and throat.

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• whooping cough-like paroxysms.

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• with difficulty breathing, especially at night.

• Sensation of suffocation or constriction in the chest.

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• Anxiety about heart problems.

• Pain in the chest, often sharp or stitching.

• Feeling of tightness or constriction in the chest.

• Oppressed breathing.

• Cough worse from exertion.

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• especially after eating.

• Abdominal pain, cramping, or distention.

• Loss of appetite or ravenous hunger alternating.

• Diarrhea or constipation, often alternating.

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• often sour or bitter.

• Heartburn and indigestion.

• Craving for sweets or particular foods.

• Colic-like pains, relieved by bending double.

• Rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen.

• Distention and tenderness of the abdomen.

• , itching around the anus.

• Worms, especially roundworms.

• Desire for acids.

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• Frequent urination, especially at night.

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• , bedwetting, especially in children.

• Involuntary urination during convulsions.

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• Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation), dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation).

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• Increased sexual desire or aversion to sex.

• Uterine spasms.

• Menses too early or too late.

• Leucorrhea, profuse and acrid.

• Twitching of muscles in the arms and legs.

• Weakness and trembling of the limbs.

• Pain in the joints, especially the knees and ankles.

• Coldness or numbness of the extremities.

• Back pain, especially in the lumbar region.

• Stiffness of the neck.

• Heaviness in the limbs.

• Skin eruptions, itching and burning.

• Dry skin.

• Sleepwalking.

• Restless sleep.

• Night terrors.

• Sleeplessness.

• Dreams of falling.

• Dreams of death.

• Profuse perspiration.

• , especially in children or during menses.

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• , particularly of a hysterical nature.

• Chorea.

• Worm infestations.

• Sleepwalking.

• Nervous affections with marked irritability.

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• Hysteria.

• Enuresis.

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• Cina, Indigo, Silicea, Stramonium, Calcarea Carbonica, Ignatia.

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• Fright.

• Suppressed emotions.

• Worms.

• Dentition.

• Vaccination.