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MYGALE LASIODORA

Mygale. (Mygale Lasiodora.)

A large black Cuban Spider. Mygale Lasiodora Cubano.

Introduced and proved by Houard, J. G. (Hah. Mo., 1869, vol. 5, p. 8).

Tincture prepared by putting live insect into alcohol.

CLINICAL AUTHORITIES.

- Chordee, Williamson, Farr. Clin. Mat. Med., p. 72; Gonorrhea, Houard, Hah. Mo., vol. 5, p. 8; Chorea (2 cases), Houard, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 1, pp. 65-6; Hah. Mo., vol. 5, p. 10; Hah. Mo., vol. 10, p. 331; Preston, Hah. Mo., vol. 8, p. 375; Spooner, Raue's Rec., 1873, p. 206.

MIND. [1]

Low spirited and depressed.

INNER HEAD. [3]

Frontal headache. ~ Chorea. ~ Vertigo.
Dull pain in forehead.

OUTER HEAD. [4]

Head often jerked to one side, usually to right.

SIGHT AND EYES. [5]

Nausea with dimness of sight; weakness; palpitation.

UPPER FACE. [8]

Constant twitching of muscles of face.

TEETH AND GUMS. [10]

Grating of teeth at night.

HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. [16]

Nausea, with palpitation.

URINARY ORGANS. [21]

Urine: increased; stinging in urethra; burning hot, scalding.

MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. [22]

Chordee.
Protracted gonorrhea.
Chancres (syphilis).

VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. [25]

An effort to talk is made, and words are jerked out.

LOWER LIMBS. [33]

Intense redness in streaks following course of lymphatics, from calf upward to body, with great anxiety, twitching of limbs.

LIMBS IN GENERAL. [34]

Twitching and jerking of muscles of one arm and leg, usually right.
Convulsive, uncontrollable movements of arms and legs.

REST. POSITION. MOTION. [35]

Sitting: lower extremities in constant motion.
Throwing his head backwards and then forwards; chorea.
Cannot keep her hands for a minute in same position.
Could with much difficulty carry hands to mouth, and in attempting to do this occasionally hand would be thrown over head or to side of face.
Inability to walk and stand: twitching of muscles.
Walking: drags her legs; pain in knees.
Driving her out of bed: chorea.

NERVES. [36]

Tremulousness in evening; great prostration.
Convulsive, uncontrollable movements of back, arms and legs.
Twitching of muscles and shrugging of shoulders, returning every day; child could not stand; jerking up of lower limbs, complete inability to walk or stand; acute aching in right ear, every night between midnight and morning, driving her out of bed; constant motion of hands and arms. ~ Chorea.
Constant contortions of face; throwing his head backwards and then forwards with a jerk; could with much difficulty carry hands to mouth, and in attempting to do this occasionally hand would be thrown over head or to side of face; frequent feeling of oppression and difficult breathing; restless at night during sleep; has become thin and emaciated. ~ Chorea.
Twitches of muscles of face and of upper extremities; puts out her tongue with great difficulty; convulsive movements of shoulders, keeps her hands in constant motion; gait unsteady; mouth and eyes open and shut in rapid succession, over which she has no control; it is with difficulty that she can carry anything to mouth; lower extremities constantly in motion while sitting; drags her legs when walking. ~ Chorea.
Constantly jerking head to right side, occasionally drops head on shoulder, sometimes twists his head around to right side; twitching in muscles of back and arms; pain in knees when walking; when attempting to control these involuntary motions respiratory muscles are affected to such an extent that he cannot get his breath until he takes a deep inspiration. ~ Chorea.
Chorea; arms and limbs in constant motion; facial muscles distorted, could not help herself; headache; vertigo; grating of teeth at night; quiet during sleep; agg. in morning.
Cannot keep her hands for a minute in same position; twitches of muscles of face; constant restlessness; inordinately sensitive, so much so that she could not be persuaded to reply to questions.

SLEEP. [37]

Restless sleep with ridiculous dreams.

TIME. [38]

Morning: chorea agg.
Evening: tremulousness; prostration.
Night: grating of teeth; restless.

FEVER. [40]

Severe chill, followed by fever, with trembling of whole body, excessive thirst, face flushed, pulse 1?0, tongue dry and brown, difficult breathing, despondency, fear of death, delirium.

ATTACKS, PERIODICITY. [41]

Every day: twitching of muscles and shrugging of shoulders.
Between midnight and morning: chorea.

LOCALITY AND DIRECTION. [42]

Right: head jerked to side; twitching of muscles of arm and leg; acute aching in ear.

SENSATIONS. [43]

Pain: in forehead; in knees.
Acute aching: in right ear.
Stinging: in urethra.
Dull pain: in forehead.

STAGE OF LIFE, CONSTITUTION. [47]

Boy, aet. 8, suffering three years; chorea.
Boy, aet. 9, light complexion; chorea.
Girl, aet. 12, suffering for four years; chorea.
Girl, aet. 13; chorea.
Girl, aet. 15; chorea.

RELATIONS. [48]

Compare: Act. rac., Agaric., Apis, Bellad., Doryph., Hyosc., Tarant.


DOCUMENT DESCRIPTOR

Source: The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica Vol. 07, 1888
Description: Clinical materia medica of Mygale lasiodora
Remedies: Mygale lasiodora
Author: Hering, C.; Raue, C.G.; Knerr, C.B.; Mohr, C.
Year: 1888
Editing: errors only; interlinks; formatting
Attribution: Legatum Homeopathicum