ALLIUM CEPA

Materia Medica

ALLIUM CEPA

Natural

Remedy Origin / Source

Natural

Commentaries

Commentary and literature analysis from various clinical authorities:

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Clinical Applications

Compare: Gels; Euph; Kali hyd; Aconite; Ipecac . Complementary: Phosphor; Thuja; Puls. Antidotes: Arn; Cham; Verat.

Key Symptoms & Indications

A picture of coryza, with acrid nasal discharge and laryngeal symptoms, eye secretion bland; singers' cold, worse in warm room and toward evening; better in open air is presented by this remedy. Specially adapted to phlegmatic patients; colds in damp cold weather. Neuralgic pains, like a fine thread, following amputations or injuries to nerves. Traumatic chronic neuritis. Burning in nose, mouth, throat, bladder and skin. Sensation of glowing heat on different parts of the body.

Physical Symptoms

Head

Catarrhal headache, mostly in forehead; worse in warm room towards evening. Thread-like pains in face. Headache ceases during menses; returns when flow disappears.

Eyes

Red. Much burning and smarting lachrymation. Sensitive to light . Eyes suffused and watery; profuse, bland lachrymation, better in open air. Burning in eyelids.

Ears

Earache, shooting in eustachian tube.

Nose

Sneezing, especially when entering a warm room. Copious, watery and extremely acrid discharge . Feeling of a lump at root of nose. Hay-fever ( Sabad; Sil; Psor ). Fluent coryza with headache, cough, and hoarseness. Polypus.

Stomach

Canine hunger. Pain in pyloric region. Thirst. Belching. Nausea.

Abdomen

Rumbling, offensive flatus. Pains in left hypogastrium. Colic sitting, moving about.

Rectum

Diarrha with very offensive flatus. Stitches in rectum; itching and rhagades in anus. Glowing heat in rectum.

Urinary

Sensation of weakness in bladder and urethra. Increased secretion of urine with coryza. Urine red with much pressure and burning in urethra.

Respiratory

Hoarseness. Hacking cough on inspiring cold air. Tickling in larynx. Sensation as if larynx is split or torn. Oppressed breathing from pressure in middle of chest. Constricted feeling in region of epiglottis. Pain extending to ear.

Extremities

Lame joints. Ulcers on heel. Painful affections of fingers about nails neuralgia of stump. Bad effects from getting feet wet. Limbs, especially arms, feel sore and tired.

Sleep

Yawning with headache and drowsiness. Gaping in deep sleep. Dreams. Wakes at 2 am.

Modalities (Better / Worse)

Worse (Aggravation)

, in the evening, in warm room

Better (Amelioration)

, in open air, and in cold room

Remedy Relationships

Complementary

Phos.,Puls., Sars., Thuj.

Follows Well

Calc., Sil.

Inimicals (Incompatible)

All-s., Aloe, Squil.

Antidotes

Arn., Cham., Nux-v., Thuj., Verat.

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ALLIUM CEPA

Red Onion

A picture of coryza, with acrid nasal discharge and laryngeal symptoms, eye secretion bland; singers' cold, worse in warm room and toward evening; better in open air is presented by this remedy. Specially adapted to phlegmatic patients; colds in damp cold weather. Neuralgic pains, like a fine thread, following amputations or injuries to nerves. Traumatic chronic neuritis. Burning in nose, mouth, throat, bladder and skin. Sensation of glowing heat on different parts of the body.

Head

Catarrhal headache, mostly in forehead; worse in warm room towards evening. Thread-like pains in face. Headache ceases during menses; returns when flow disappears.

Eyes

Red. Much burning and smarting lachrymation. Sensitive to light. Eyes suffused and watery; profuse, bland lachrymation, better in open air. Burning in eyelids.

Ears

Earache, shooting in eustachian tube.

Nose

Sneezing, especially when entering a warm room. Copious, watery and extremely acrid discharge. Feeling of a lump at root of nose. Hay-fever (Sabad; Sil; Psor). Fluent coryza with headache, cough, and hoarseness. Polypus.

Stomach

Canine hunger. Pain in pyloric region. Thirst. Belching. Nausea.

Abdomen

Rumbling, offensive flatus. Pains in left hypogastrium. Colic sitting, moving about.

Rectum

Diarrhœa with very offensive flatus. Stitches in rectum; itching and rhagades in anus. Glowing heat in rectum.

Urinary

Sensation of weakness in bladder and urethra. Increased secretion of urine with coryza. Urine red with much pressure and burning in urethra.

Respiratory

Extremities

Lame joints. Ulcers on heel. Painful affections of fingers about nails neuralgia of stump. Bad effects from getting feet wet. Limbs, especially arms, feel sore and tired.

Sleep

Yawning with headache and drowsiness. Gaping in deep sleep. Dreams. Wakes at 2 am.

Modalities

Worse, in the evening, in warm room. Better, in open air, and in cold room.

Relationship

Compare: Gels; Euph; Kali hyd; Aconite; Ipecac.

Complementary: Phosphor; Thuja; Puls.

Antidotes: Arn; Cham; Verat.

Dose

Third potency.

Allium Cepa.

Cepa. Common Red Onion. N. O. Liliaceæ. Tincture of the onion; or of whole fresh plant gathered from July to August.

Clinical

Anus, fissure of. Ascites. Catarrh. Cold. Coryza. Cough. Diarrhœa. Facial paralysis. Feet, easily galled. Hay-fever. Hernia. Influenza. Laryngitis. Panaritium. Pneumonia. Trauma. Whitlow. Whooping-cough. Yellow fever.

Characteristics

Allium cepa covers more symptoms of common cold than any other remedy, as the well-known effect of onions in producing tears would suggest. It will cure a large proportion of cases of cold in the head, but the conditions which most particularly indicate it are: Cough, or cold, or headache < in warm room, > in open air, < again on returning to warm room. It causes burning of eyelids, nose, mouth, throat, bladder, skin. Inflammation and increased secretion of mucous membranes: neuralgic pains like a long thread; in face, head, neck, and elsewhere; < evening; towards ear from deep within head. The toothache of Cepa is > by cold air or cold washing. It is suited to traumatic neuritis. Hurts do not heal. The feet are easily galled by walking. It was recommended by Dioscorides as a remedy for this condition, and homœopathy has confirmed his observation. Desire for raw onions is an indication for it. Thread-like pains are common in various parts and are characteristic of Cepa. Thread-like pains in face. Left-side facial paralysis has been cured by Cepa. The cough of Cepa is caused by tickling in larynx; constant inclination to hack in order to relieve it. It has cured violent catarrhal laryngitis; hoarse cough with feeling as if it would split and tear the larynx, causing watering of eyes. Cough from inhaling cold air. Cepa has yawning and drowsiness. A raw onion eaten just before going to bed is a popular remedy for sleeplessness. Cepa is a left-side medicine primarily. Symptoms go from left to right. Left eye; left facial paralysis; left inguinal ring. Rest <; motion >. < Afternoon and evening; when lying down. Damp cold wind and weather = colds and toothache. But cold water and open air >; warm room < Picking or sucking teeth > toothache. Eyes sensitive to touch.

Relations

Compare: Al. sat., Alo., Conval., Lil. tig, Scilla (botan.); Antidoted by: Arn. (toothache); Cham. (abdominal pains); Nux v. (coryza recurring in August); Verat. (colic, with despondency); Thuja (offensive breath and diarrhœa after eating onions). Roasted coffee will remove onion breath. Followed by Calc. c. and Silic. in polypus. Incompatible: All. sat., Alo., Scilla. Complementary: Phos., Puls., Sars., Thuj. Compare also: Aco., Chlorum, Ipec.; Lach. (left to right).

Causation

Effects of exposure to damp cold winds and weather. Colds of spring; hay-fever of August; epidemics of spasmodic cough in autumn. Wet feet. Eating spoiled fish. Injuries. Surgical operations (fine shooting pains after).

1. Mind

Very melancholy.─Fears pains will become unbearable.─Often very anxious, with catarrh, dulness of intellect.

2. Head

Dulness.─Dull headache, with coryza, < in the evening; > in the open air; but < when returning to a warm room.─Pains in temples, most in right; aggravated by winking; extending over forehead, worse on l. side.─Pain in occiput and down the neck.

3. Eyes

Flow of (mild) tears.─Excessive non-excoriating lachrymation; l. eye worse, with redness of the eyeball; sensitive to light; worse evenings.─Sensation as if eye were hanging by a string or torn.─Itching, biting, burning in the eyes.─Dulness of the eyes, with aversion to light, and coryza.─Letters appear smaller.─Near objects seem distant with yawning.─Swelling around the eyes.

4. Ears

Earache.─Discharge of pus from the ear.─Hardness of hearing.

5. Nose

Profuse watery discharge from the nose, with sneezing, acrid burning, excoriating the nose and upper lip.─Fluent coryza, with running of water from the eyes, headache, heat, thirst, cough, trembling of the hands; < in evening and in a room; > in the open air.─Ichor oozing out of nose; second stage of scarlatina.─Bleeding of the nose.─A sort of hay-fever every August, morning coryza, violent sneezing, sensitive to the odour of flowers and skin of peaches.─Nasal polypi.

6. Face

Paralysis of l. half of face, also in limbs of same side.

9. Throat

Sensation as of a lump in the throat.─Expectoration of a lumpy mucus through the posterior nares.─Pain in throat extending to the ear.─Bad odour from the mouth and throat.

11. Stomach

Canine hunger.─Appetite, increased or diminished.─Strong craving for raw onions; cannot take any other nourishment.─Pressure in stomach.─Pain in region of pylorus.─Thirst, with heat and coryza.─Nausea, coming from stomach up the throat into the fauces.─Weak, empty feeling in stomach.─Sour eructations.

12. Abdomen

Rumbling in bowels.─Very offensive flatus.─Belching, with rumbling in and puffing up of the abdomen.─Violent cutting pain in the left lower abdomen, with frequent desire to micturate, and burning micturition.─Pains in hepatic region, spreading into the abdomen.─Violent pains in l. hypogastrium, with urging to urinate, urine scalding.─(Strangulated hernia has been known to follow the eating abundantly of cooked onions.).─Abdomen distended, rumbling, urging, and finally diarrhœa.

13. Stool and Anus

Diarrhœa after midnight and in the morning.─Flatus very, offensive.─Hæmorrhoids, tearing, jerking pains in anus.─Stitches in the rectum.─Rhagades at the anus.─Itching at the anus (worms).

14. Urinary Organs

Strangury after wet feet.─Dribbling or spouting of urine in old people.─Frequent and copious urination.─Urine red, with much urging and burning in urethra.─Pressure and other pains in the region of the bladder.─Sensation of weakness in the bladder and urethra.

17. Respiratory Organs

Oppressed breathing, from pressure in the middle of the chest; worse in the evening.─Cough when inhaling cold air.─Catarrhal hoarseness.─Acute bronchitis going from l. to r.─Tickling in throat, with aching in larynx.─Constant inclination to hack.─Hacking cough from inhaling cold air.─Violent catarrhal laryngitis; the hoarse cough seemed to split and tear the larynx.─Much sneezing; he inflates the lungs, raises himself on his toes, then gives a hearty sneeze.

20. Neck and Back

Intense pain in nape of neck.─Chilly crawls run down the back, most at night, with frequent urination, followed by heat and thirst.

22. Upper Limbs

Much pain under r. shoulder-blade.─Sore, tired feeling of the limbs, esp. arms.─Trembling of the r. hand.─Panaritium.─Painful affections of the fingers about the nails, red streaks running up the arm.

23. Lower Limbs

Soreness; the skin is rubbed off by the shoes, esp. on the heel.─Pain on most external soft part of r. big toe and l. middle finger.

24. Generalities

Stitches and burnings; aching.─Stitches (head, eyes, ears, rectum, skin).─Burning (eyelids, throat, nose, mouth, bladder, skin).─Bad effects from wet feet.─Phlegmasia alba dolens.─Traumatic neuritis, pains violent and continuous, wearing out patient.─Inflammation and increased secretions of the mucous membranes.─Senile gangrene.─Trismus after injuries.─Weak and tired; has to lie down.─Aching throughout the body.─Neuralgia from old injuries.─Neuralgic pains, like a long thread, in face, head, neck, and elsewhere; < evenings.

25. Skin

Pricking as from pins.─Redness; nettle-rash, measles, scarlatina, when the complaints are characterised by the characteristic catarrhal symptoms.─Panaritia of lying-in females, red streaks running up arm, very painful.

26. Sleep

Yawning; with headache and cramp in stomach; with sleepiness near objects seem distant.─Gaping in deep sleep.─Wakes 2 a.m.─Dreams of being near water; of battles, precipices, deep wells; of storms, high waves; annoying in convalescents.

27. Fever

Pulse full and accelerated.─Heat, with rumbling in the abdomen, coryza, and thirst.─Flitting heat over whole body, and thirst.─Coldness alternates with heat during catarrh.─Sweats easily and copiously.

Allium cepa

Generalities

• It affects the mucous membranes of Nose, Eyes, larynx and bowels, causing increased secretion.

• Burning and stitches; in the eyes, nose, mouth, throat, bladder, skin are marked.

• Nasal secretion is acrid; secretion from eye is bland.

• Neuralgic pains are shooting, as fine as a thread, following injuries to the nerves or amputation or other surgical operations.

• Traumatic chronic neuritis.

• Symptoms go from left to right.

• Singer's coryza.

• Neuroma.

• Senile gangrene.

• Sensation of glowing heat in different parts of the body.

Worse

• WARM ROOM.

- Wet feet.

• Singing.

• Damp weather.

• Spring.

• Evening.

• Eating spioled fish; cucumber; salads.

Better

• Cool open air.

• Bathing.

• Motion.

Mind

• Fear that pain will become unberable.

• Melacholy.

Head

• Aching in forehead, extending to eyes and face amel. free coryza or menses; returns when flow ceases.

• Electric shock passes through head.

• Skull bones numbs.

Eyes

• Much burning, smarting; profuse bland lachrymation agg. coughing, wants to rub them.

• Near objects seem distant, while yawning.

Ears

• Aching extending to throat.

Nose

• FREQUENT, VIOLENT, SNEEZING; CORYZA; with ACRID FLUENT discharge, with burning and smarting in the nose.

• Nose drips.

• Sensitive to odours; of flowers and the skin of peaches.

• Acrid discharge, when singing.

Face

• Paralysis; left side, also of limbs of the same side.

Throat

• Rawness of the throat.

• Pain extending to the ear.

• Dripping from uvula.

• As of a limp in throat or one has swallowed a large lump.

Stomach

• Craving for raw onions, which agree.

• Pain in the region of pylorus.

• Prickling perspiration on bald vertex agg. after each meal.

• Voracious appetite with thirst.

• Nausea.

• Eructations.

Abdomen

• Rumbling offensive flatus.

• Flatulent colic, agg. sitting, motion.

• Glowing heat in rectum.

Male

• Pain in bladder and prostate gland after coition.

Female

• Phlegmasia alba dolens; after instrumental delivery.

Urinary

• Copious ruine; with coryza.

• Strangury after wet feet.

• Dribbling of urine in old people.

Respiratory

- Hoarseness, incessant haching tickling cough, agg. inspiring cold air; with a sensation as if larynx is split and torn; must grasp it.

• Cough is so troublesome that he wants to hold it back.

• Larynx is painful when talking.

• Bronchitis in old people.

Extremities

• Joints feel lame; Ulcers or skin is rubbed off by the shoes especially on the heels.

• Limbs, especially arms feel sore and tired.

• Sore feet from long walking.

Skin

• Red streaks running up; felon; of lying-in women.

Sleep

• Yawning; in deep sleep, or with headache and drowsiness, and cramp in stomach.

Complementary

• Phos; Puls; Ther.

Related

• Euphr; Gels; Kali-i.

ALLIUM CEPA

Copious watery discharge from the nose, and watering of the eyes.
Constant sneezing, with profuse acrid coryza; worse when coming into a warm room; better in the open air.

Cepa

Nose:

Copious, watery, acrid discharge from the nose, and watering bland discharge from the eyes.

Nose:

Constant sneezing with profuse acrid coryza, when coming into a warm room.

Nose:

Fluent coryza, headache, lachrymation, cough, heat, thirst, trembling of hands, < in evening and in warm room, > in open air.

Respiratory Organs:

Severe laryngeal cough which compels the patient to grasp the larynx.

Allium Cepa

General features

: Allium cepa is used principally for "colds."

There are various phases of these "colds," in the nose, in the throat, in the larynx, in the bronchial tubes.

The patient and all the phases of his "cold," his coryza, his Ia laryngitis, his cough, all his complaints, are aggravated by warmth, are worse in a warm room, excepting the tickling in the larynx, which is sometimes aggravated by drawing in cold air.

In this way the cou is sometimes excited by cold air but the patient himself is better in cold air and sensitive to heat.

Most of the symptoms are worse in the evening, the symptoms of coryza, the "cold," and the general symptoms.

These are symptoms most striking general features of Allium Cepa.

It is not strange that the old ladies used to bind onions on the ear for earache and around the neck for sore throats, for onion is very frequently indicated in almost every climate for the effects of cold.

Cold, damp, penetrating winds, in any climate, are likely to bring on Allium cepa complaints-coryza, Ia grippe, influenza or whatever they may be called, and usually there is congestive headache.

Coryza

: Rawness in the nose, copious flow of water from the eyes, which is always bland; copious watery discharge from the nose, which is always excoriating.

Rawness in the larynx and throat, extending down into the chest. Raw in the nose. In twenty-four hours it reaches the larynx.

Cough, excited by tickling in the larynx and when lying down at night in a warm room.

On going to bed in the evening Allium has its most troublesome aggravation.

I have heard patients describe the pain in the larynx on coughing, saying that it felt as if someone was reaching down with a hook at every cough.

Tearing in the larynx with every cough. Sneezing, rawness of all the mucous membranes and that tearing cough, all symptoms worse in a warm room and in the even ing; it is astonishing how quickly the onion will break up that "cold."

Now we will take up the particulars of the coryza. Among the earlier symptoms will be the sneezing, which comes with increasing frequency. A watery discharge drips from the nose constantly, burns like fire, and excoriates the upper lip and the wings of the nose until there are rawness and redness.

Notice that the fluid from the nose is excoriating and the fluid from the eyes bland. Bear that in mind, for when we come to study Euphrasiawe will find just the opposite.

We will find just such a watery discharge from the nose and such copious lachrymation; but the lachrymation is acrid and the discharge from the nose bland. The nasal discharge of Cepa fairly eats the hair off of the upper lip. And there is so much congestion that the patient has a sensation of fullness in the nose, with throbbing and burning, and sometimes nosebleed.

Pains through the jaws, in the face; and these pains extend into the head. Dull frontal headaches, occipital headaches; headaches very severe and the eyes cannot stand the light; tearing, bursting, throbbing in the head.

Now, there is another phase of this medicine. Why it begins the left side and goes over to the right nose, I do not know, but it usually does this.

Stuffing up of the side of the nose, watery, acrid discharge from the left side of the nose - in another twenty-four hours the right side is invaded.

"Profuse nasal discharge. Colds after damp north easterly winds."

That is, after damp, cold winds, for they may come from different directions in different localities. Fluent coryza with headache, tears from the eyes, want of appetite, cough and trembling in the open air.

"Every year in August, morning coryza, with violent sneezing, very sensitive to the odor of flowers and skin of peaches."

That is one form of hay fever cured by Allium cepa. It will wipe out an attack of hay fever in a few days, when the symptoms agree.

You may know that the true nature of hay fever is not generally understood. It is really only an explosion of chronic disease, that is, it is a manifestation of psora, and can be eradicated only by antipsoric treatment. Many a time have I seen hay fever wiped out in one season by a short-acting remedy, only to return the next just the same, and perhaps another remedy will be required.

Psora

: As soon as the hay fever is stopped you must begin with constitutional treatment. There will be symptoms, if you know how to hunt for them, that differ altogether from the acute attack. When the hay fever is on these do not appear.

It is a difficult matter to find a constitutional remedy when the hay fever is at its height, for it resembles an acute disease; but it is a manifestation of psora, like an other manifestation of psora, as eruptions, cough, etc.

The nose may manifest only a certain phase of chronic disease in one season which may, for instance, be suited to Allium cepa. I remember one time having occasion to prescribe Allium cepa at long distance. it was near a homoeopathic pharmacy. I wired the pharmacist to send my patient Allium cepa, and he labeled it.

Well, the patient kept the bottle and used it next season, but it did no good. That is likely to be the case, even when the symptoms seem to agree. In a psoric condition a short-acting remedy is insufficient; it may help for one day only, and the deep-acting remedy that includes the patient as well as the hay fever and all the other symptoms will have to be administered.

The best time to treat hay fever is after the acute attack subsides and until it begins again the next season. It will then occur in a greatly modified form, different from any the patient has ever had, and calling for a different remedy.

That will be the case if the constitutional remedy has been properly selected.

In these coryzas the inflammation soon spreads to the ears, the throat and the larynx.

Earache

: The old mothers used to put onions on the baby's ear when it had earache. That is not surprising, when we see all the pains and aches belonging to this remedy. Jerking pains from the throat toward the Eustachian tube. Violent earache, even to the discharge of pus from the car. Ringing in the ears. Stitches towards the ear from the forehead. Pain like thick threads drawing from deep within the head. Stitching, tearing pains in the ear, with whooping cough, with coryza, with laryngitis.

In the household where a medicine case is kept, Pulsatilla is the standard remedy for earache, and it is true that only occasionally has a doctor to be sent for. Pulsatilla has such a strong affinity for the ear that it will cure earache in almost all sensitive children who cry pitifully. But those who are snappish, who are never suited, who will throw away something they have asked for and slap the nurse in the face must have Chamomilla.

With Pulsatilla, Chamomilla and Allium cepa you can cure the majority of earaches in children.

Eyes

: Further, as to the eye-symptoms that accompany the Allium cepa colds, remember that the discharge from the eye is bland. Although there is burning in the eyes the tears do not excoriate as they flow down over the cheek. Profuse, bland lachrymation. Lachrymation in the evening in a warm room.

Colic

: We all know what a flatulent vegetable the onion is. It is a wonderful medicine for babies with colic. Cutting, rending, tearing pains, drawing the poor little thing almost double. It screams with the violent cutting in the lower abdomen.

"Stitching pains in the abdomen."

"Colicky pains beginning in the hepatic region and spreading over the whole abdomen, worse around the navel; worse when sitting."

Wind colic. Allium cepa is a wonderful remedy in whooping cough, and when it is indicated the child will often have indigestion, vomiting and flatulency; will pass offensive flatus, will be doubled up with colic. Allium cepa also cures a ragged, sensitive condition of the anus, with bleeding, in infants.

Voice and larynx

: Acute complaints of the voice; catarrhal hoarseness; copious expectoration of mucus from the larynx. Violent inflammation of the larynx coming on very rapidly, with that cough I spoke of, and the tearing in the larynx.

Some will describe it as a sensation as if something were being torn loose. Those who describe more accurately will say that it feels as if a hook were dragging up through the larynx with every cough.

Tickling in the larynx with hoarseness. In the whooping cough there is this same painfulness of the larynx. The child shakes and shudders and you can see that it dreads the cough because of the tearing pain in the larynx.

Cough and difficult breathing from inspiring cold-air, yet a warm draft will so increase the tickling that it is sure to set the patient coughing. So the cough is aggravated both by cold air and a warm room.

Colds sometimes travel down into the bronchial tubes and are attended with fever and rapid pulse. If the tickling in the larynx, the cough from inspiring the cold air, worse in a warm room and in the evening, with tearing pain in the larynx, are present, Allium cepa will cure.

The cough is spasmodic and resembles croup or whooping cough. Cepa has a record for croupy cough.

The old lady binds onion on the throat of the child with croup, and no doubt, out in the back woods, where there are no doctors, it was far better than Old School treatment.

Here is a fairly good description from the Guiding Symptoms:

"Hoarse, harsh, ringing, spasmodic cough, excited by constant tickling in the larynx; cough produces a raw, splitting pain in the larynx, so acute and so severe as to compel the patient to crouch from suffering and to make every effort to suppress the cough."

"Severe, laryngeal cough, which compels the patient to grasp the larynx; feels as if cough would tear it."

The child will reach up to the larynx and clutch it. This is wholly different from the Aconitecondition, when the child, after exposure to a dry, cold wind, wakes before midnight with a hoarse, barking cough, and clutches the larynx.

So Aconite cannot be substituted for Allium cepa.

Traumatic neuritis

: Another affection over which this remedy has marvellous power is traumatic neuritis, often met with in a stump after amputation. The pains are almost unbearable, rapidly exhausting the strength of the patient.

Allium Cepa.

Onion (Liliaccae)

Acute catarrhal inflammation of mucous membranes, with increased secretion. Catarrhal dull headache, with coryza; < in the evening, > in open air; < on returning to a warm room (compare, Euph., Puls.). Headache ceases during menses; returns when flow disappears (Lach., Zinc.). Eyes: burning, biting, smarting as from smoke, must rub them; watery and suffused; capillaries injected and excessive lachrymation. Coryza: profuse, watery and acrid nasal discharge, with profuse, bland lachrymation (profuse, full of acrid tears, bland and fluent coryza, Euph.). Acrid, watery discharge dropping from tip of nose (Ars., Ars. iod.). Spring coryza: after damp northeasterly winds; discharge burns and corrodes nose and upper lip. Hay fever; in August every year; violent sneezing on rising from bed; from handling peaches. Nasal polypus (Mar. v., Sang., Sang. nit., Psor.). Catarrhal laryngitis; cough compels patient to grasp the larynx; seems as if cough would tear it. Colic: from cold by getting feet wet; over eating; from cucumbers; salads; haemorrhoidal; of children; <sitting, > moving about. Neuralgic pains like a long thread; in face, head, neck, chest. Traumatic chronic neuritis; neuralgia of stump after amputation; burning and stinging pains. Panaritia: with red streaks up the arm; pains drive to despair; in child-bed. Sore and raw spots on feet, especially heel, from friction. Efficacious when feet are rubbed sore - Dioscorides. Phlebitis, puerperal; after forceps delivery.

Relationship

. - Complementary: Phos., Puls., Thuja. Compatible: before Cal. and Sil. in polypus. Similar: to, Euph., but coryza and lachrymation are opposite. Bad effects from getting wet (Rhus).

Aggravation

. - Predominantly in the evening and in warm room (Puls. - in open air, Euph.).

Amelioration

. - In cold room and open air (Puls.).

Allium cepa.

Mind and Disposition.

Melancholy.

Fear that the pains would become unbearable.

Head.

Dulness.

Dull head-ache, with coryza ; worse in the evening ; better in the open air ; but aggravated when returning to a warm room.

Eyes.

Flow of (mild) tears.

Redness of the eyes, with itching, burning and stinging, with inclination to rub them.

Swelling around the eyes.

Dulness of the eyes, with aversion to light and coryza.

Ears.

Earache.

Discharge of pus from the ear.

Hardness of hearing.

Nose.

Profuse watery discharge from the nose, with sneezing, acrid burning, excoriating the nose and upper lip.

Fluent coryza, with running of water from the eyes, headache, heat, thirst, cough, trembling of the hands ; worse in the evening and in a room ; better in the open air.

Bleeding of the nose.

Throat.

Sensation as of a lump in the throat.

Expectoration of a lumpy mucus through the posterior nares.

Abdomen.

Violent cutting pain in the left lower abdomen, with frequent desire to micturate, and burning micturition.

Stool and Anus.

Diarrhoea after midnight and in the morning.

Stitches in the rectum.

Rhagades at the anus.

Itching at the anus (worms).

Urinary Organs.

Pressure and other pains in the region of the bladder.

Sensation of weakness in the bladder and urethra.

Increased secretion of urine with coryza.

Urine red, with much pressure and burning in the urethra.

Chest.

Oppressed breathing, from pressure in the middle of the chest ; worse in the evening.

Cough, when inhaling cold air.

Upper Extremities.

Trembling of the right hand.

Panaritium.

Lower Extremities.

Soreness ; the skin is rubbed off by the shoes, especially on the heel.

Generalities.

Inflammation and increased secretions of the raucous membranes.

Stitches (head, eyes, ears, rectum, skin).

Burning (eyelids, throat, nose, mouth, bladder, skin).

Bad effects from wet feet.

Fever.

Pulse full and accelerated.

[35] Heat, with rumbling in the abdomen, coryza and thirst.

ALLIUM CEPA

(Cepa Vulgaris)

REGION:
MUCOUS MEMBRANES: NOSE. EYES. Larynx. Bowels.
Nerves.
Left to right.

WORSE:
WARM ROOM.
Wet feet.
Singing.
Damp.
N.E. Winds.
Spring.

BETTER:
Cool, open air.
Bathing.
Motion.

Acute colds, catarrhs or neuralgias. Shooting pains; as fine as a thread. .................... Forehead aches; into eyes and face; > free coryza or menses. Watery eyes, < coughing; wants to rub them (Scil.). FREQUENT, VIOLENT SNEEZING, CORYZA; ACRID, FLUENT; with burning, smarting. Dripping nose or from uvula. Sensitive to odors. Raw throat or larynx. Flatulence; noisy; foul; painful. Copious urine. Incessant, hacking, tickling cough; holds it back; as if to tear or split larynx; must grasp it. Painful talking. Hoarseness. Senile bronchitis. Neuralgia of stump. Galled feet.

REMEDY RELATION

Complementary: Pho.
Related: Euphr. Gel. Kali-io.

ALLIUM CЕРА

(Onion)

Plant Introduction:

It grows in Bengal, Bihar and almost all states of India, It can be seen in three forms with tunicated bulb. The first is white bulb, second is greater in size than the first and the rest is red bulb. The scale leaves are confined in a tunic membrane in each case; adventious roots grow from the bulb. The small white bulb is known as onion. The seeds do not remain perfect after one year and preserved in dry place.

Name:

In Sanskrit -Palandu;

Bengali -Peyanj Hindi Piyaj;

Marathi -Swet Kanda;

Arab -Basal;

English- Allium Lion;

Latin -Allium Cepa.

Family: Lilliaceae.

Pharmaceutical use:

scale leaves and seeds.

Chemical Composition:

A particular carbohydrate, Sinistrin, sugar, Mucilage and Citrate of Calcium salt, Organic Sulphides, Amina Compounds.

Pharmaceutical use:

The sweet extract gives energy, strength, helps pass urine, regulates menstrual discharge. expels catarrh, causes sexual excitement, reduces flatulence and removes dysentery. Over dose causes haematuria and affects heart.

Symptomps:

Head:

Headache pain due to catarrh; aggravation in hot or, sun ray.

Eyes:

Red eyes; irritation; stream of warm tears from eyes; sensation of heaviness; intolerance of light.

Ears:

Earache, hot radiation from ears due to catch of cold. Sneezing; running nose with hot discharge; headache; polypus of nose.

Stomach:

Tremendous appetite, thirst; flatulence, nausea, rumble in the bowels, hot wind; constipation.

Kidneys:

Clean and smooth urinal flow; quantity of discharge increases in presence of catarrh; sometimes scanty dis-charge; irritation of the urethra.

Limbs:

Pain of the joints, particularly after influenza, weakness; pain of the abdomen.

Special cases:

It is applied in the cases of:

Stinges of wasp. hornet or scorpin to remove pain.
Driving away the snakes.
Ear-ache (warm decoction is preferred).
Night blindness- squeezed extract is useful.
Pulp of onion if held at the nose of hysteric patient, relief may be experienced at a glance.
Pain-decoction in mustard oil gives relief.

Dr. R. N. Khory said-syrup of omon is very helpful in loose cough and thread like discharge of phlegm.

Dose: 5-10 minims 3 to 4 times a day.

ALLIUM CEPA

(Red Onion)

PHARMACY - all-c. Allium cepa. Red onion.

N.O. Liliaccae. Alliaceae. Tincture of the onion. Tincture of whole fresh plant gathered from July to August.

Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies.

CLIN1CAL - Allergies. Anus, fissure. Ascites. Catarrh. Colds. Coryza. Coughs. Diarrhea. Earache. Facial paralysis. Feet, easily galled. Hay fever. Hernia. Influenza. Itching. Laryngitis. Neuritis. Neuroma. Otitis. Panaritium. Pneumonia. Sinusitis. Sneezing. Traumatic, 11euritis. Whitlow. Whooping cough. Worms. Yellow fever.

HOMEOPATHIC - Allium cepa covers more symptoms of common colds and hay fever than any other remedy. Anyone who has cut up raw onions for cooking knows the irritation upon the eyes and nose. Onions cause active sneezing and lachrymation. If the homeopathic principle of cure is true, it ought to be a good remedy for coryza, and it is.

All-c. affects the mucus membranes of nose, eyes, larynx and bowels, causing increased secretions. Hay fever and coryza with acrid nasal discharges and laryngeal symptoms. Burning of the eyelids, nose, mouth, throat, bladder, skin. Acute colds from damp cold weather. Coughs, colds or headache, worse in warm room, better in open air, worse again on returning to warm room. Eye discharges may be bland.

Cough caused by tickling in larynx, constant inclination to hack in order to relieve it. It has cured violent catarrhal laryngitis, hoarse cough with feeling as if it would split and tear the larynx, causing watering of eyes. Cough from inhaling cold air. Nasal secretion is acrid, secretion from eye is bland.

Traumaticneuritis. Neuralgic pains like a fine thread, following amputations or injuries to nerves. Thread-like pains in the face. Left-side facial paralysis. Wounds do not heal. Singer's coryza. Neuroma. Senile gangrene. Sensation of glowing heat in different parts of the body. Symptoms go from left to right. The feet are aggravated by walking.

The toothache is better by cold air or cold washing. Picking or sucking teeth improves the toothache. Sensation of glowing heat on different parts of the body. Desires raw onions. Strangulated hernia has been known to follow the eating abundantly of cooked onions. A raw onion eaten just before going to bed is a popular remedy for sleeplessness.

MIND - Anxious about their health. Despair of recovery. Fear that pain will become un-bearable. Melancholy. Indefinable anxiety. Indolence in morning. Confusion of mind, after coffee, wine.

Abdomen - Rumbling offensive flatus. Pains in left hypogastrium. Colic sitting, moving about. Very offensive flatus. Belching with rumbling and puffing up of the abdomen. Violent cutting pain in the left lower abdomen, with frequent desire to urinate. Pains in liver region. Abdomen distended, rumbling, urging, and finally diarrhea.

Back - Intense pain in nape of neck. Pain under right shoulder blade. Chills run down the back with frequent urination, followed by heat and thirst.

Causations - Damp cold wind, weather causes colds and toothache. Colds of spring, hay fever of August, epidemics of spasmodic cough in autumn. Wet feet. Eating spoiled fish, cucumbers. salads. Injuries. Shooting pains after surgical operations.

Constitutions - Especially adapted to phlegmatic patients. Psoric and allergic constitutions.

Ears - Earache, shooting pain in Eustachian tube. Aching extending to throat. itching in ears from allergies. Otitis media. Discharge of pus from the ear. Hardness of hearing.

Eyes - Itching, biting, burning in the eyes. Eyes red, sensitive to touch. Flow of tears. Much burning and smarting lachrymation. Sensitive to light. Eyes suffused and watery, profuse, bland lachrymation, better in open air. Burning in eyelids, worse coughing, wants to rub them. Sensation as if eye were hanging by a string or tom. Near objects seem distant, while yawning. Letters appear smaller. Swelling around the eyes.

Face - Thread-like pains in face. Paralysis of left half of face, also in limbs of same side. Facial neuritis.

Food - Thirst. Canine hunger. Appetite, increased or diminished. Strong craving for raw onions, cannot take any other nourishment.

Head - Dull headache, with coryza. Catarrhal headache, in forehead, worse in warm room, towards evening. Headache ceases during menses, returns when flow disappears. Aching in forehead, extending to eyes and face, better free running coryza. Electric shock passes through head. Skull bones numb. Pain in occiput and down the neck.

Kidneys – Sensation of weakness in bladder and urethra. Frequent and copious urination. Increased secretion of urine with coryza. Strangury after wet feet. Dribbling of urine in elderly people. Urine red. with much urging and burning in urethra.

Limbs - Joints feel lame. Panaritium. Painful disorders of the fingers about the nails. red streaks running up the arm. Limbs, especially arms feel sore and tired. Neuralgia of stump. Bad effects from getting feet wet. Ulcers when skin is robbed off by the shoes especially on the heels. Sore feet from long walking.

Lungs -Hacking cough on inhaling cold air. Acute bronchitis. Oppressed breathing from pressure in middle of chest. Constricted feeling in region of epiglottis. Violent catarrhal laryngitis. the hoarse cough seemed to split and tear the larynx. Much sneezing and coughing.

Modalities - Better in open air. Better cold room. Better bathing better motion. worse in a warm room. Worse damp weather. Worse spring. Worse wet feet. Worse afternoon and evening. Worse lying down. Worse singing. Rest aggravates. feels better from motion.

Mouth - Bad odor from the mouth and throat.

Nose - Fluent coryza with headache. cough and hoarseness. Hay fever (Euphr. Sabad. Psor.). Allergies in August. Spring coryza. Nose drips. Acrid discharge. When singing. Sneezing, especially when entering a warm room. Constant sneezing with profuse acrid coryza. Burning and smarting in the nose Burning pain in edges of nose and lips. Profuse watery discharge with sneezing. Acrid burning discharge. Nasal discharge excoriating the nose and upper lip Feeling of a lump at root of nose. Coryza, headache. cough and hoarseness. Copious acrid watery discharge from nose, with bland watering of eyes. Polyps. Nosebleed. Sinusitis.

Sensitive to odors of flowers and the skin of peaches. Nose stopped. nasal voice. Common colds become laryngitis.

Rectum – Diarrhea after midnight and in the morning. Flatus very offensive. Hemorrhoids, tearing, jerking pains in anus. Stitches in the rectum. Cracks at the anus. Itching at the anus. Worms.

Skin - Redness, nettle rash. measles. scarlatina. when the complaints are characterized by the coryza symptoms. Prickling as from pins. Sensation of glowing heat on different parts of the body. Red streaks running up ann. Felon after childbirth.

Sleep - Yawning m deep sleep or with headache and drowsiness and cramp in stomach. Wakes at 2 a.m. Gaping in deep sleep. Dreams of being near water, of battles. precipices. deep wells. of storms, high waves. Annoying dreams in convalescents.

Stomach - Sour belching. Nausea. Coming From stomach up the throat into the fauces. Weak, empty feeling in stomach. Pressure in stomach. Pain m region of pyloros.

Temperature - Fever with rumbling in the abdomen. coryza. and thirst. Flitting heat over whole body. and thirst. Coldness alternates with heat during catarrh. Sweats easily and copiously.

Throat -Hoarseness. Sensation as of a lump in the throat. Tickling in larynx. Expectoration of a lumpy mucus through the posterior sinuses. Sensation as if larynx is split and torn. Pain in throat extending to the car.

COMMENTS - Coryza with frequent sneezing and profuse acrid discharge. corroding upper lip and nose. Lachrymation, also profuse. but bland (Euphr. is the reverse). The action of All-c. seems to be primarily in the nose (Euphr. in the eyes).

Allium Cepa 1s irritating discharge with burning and itching, from a cold, flu allergies and hay fever. The nose. the back of the throat. the palate and the throat arc itching and burning.

A keynote is that the upper hp is red and irritated. Frequent sneezing (Ars.), with discharge. Strong symptoms from the nose, profuse sneezing (Nat-m.). Another keynote is Itching in the back of the throat that drips into the larynx and causes hoarseness and change of voice. Burning in the larynx and voice box.

Allergic asthma. A hay fever that was suppressed with antihistamines that went into the lungs (Ars., lod.).

Nash found it particularly useful in children when the profuse coryza or cold extended to the bronchial with much mucus coughing and rattling of mucus.

RELATIONS

Antidoted by: Am.-toothache. Cham. - abdominal pains. Roasted coffee will remove onion breath.

Compare:

(I) Euphr., Wye., Sabad., Anmdo, All-s.

(2) Aeon., Puls., Gels.

(3) Nux-v.- coryza recurring in August.

(4) Verat. - colic with despondency.

(5) Thuj.- offensive breath and diarrhea after eating onions.

(6) Lach.- left to right.

(7) Calen.. Hyper.- neuritis, amputation pain.

Complementary:Phos., Puls., Sars., Tuer., Thuj.

incompatible: All-s., Aloe, Scilla.

Followed by: Cale. and Sil. in polyps.

REFERENCES - Boericke. Clarke. Nash. Murphy.

Pulse full and accelerated.

Heat, with rumbling in the abdomen, coryza and thirst.

Soreness of the lower extremities.

Breathing oppressed from pressure in the middle of the chest, worse in the evening.

Cough when inhaling cold air.

Pressure and other pains in the region of the bladder.

Sensation of weakness in the bladder and urethra.

Increased secretion of urine, with coryza.

Urine red, with much pressure and burning in the urethra.

Clinical Tips & Practitioner Insights

"Useful in cases of coryza, when the appetite is increased"

By Dr. Sunirmal Sarkar URTI

Remedy Profile

Type Remedy
Common Name N/A
Origin Source Natural

Dosage & Potency

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ALLIUM CEPA

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Commentaries

V.K. Sir / Various Authors

Dr. Henry Clay (Henry C.) Allen

Clinical Applications

Key Symptoms & Indications

Physical Symptoms

Head

Eyes

Ears

Nose

Stomach

Abdomen

Rectum

Urinary

Respiratory

Extremities

Sleep

Modalities (Better / Worse)

Worse (Aggravation)

Better (Amelioration)

Remedy Relationships

Complementary

Follows Well

Inimicals (Incompatible)

Antidotes

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Allium Cepa.

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Allium cepa

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ALLIUM CEPA

Regional Leaders By Eugene Beauharis Nash

Cepa

Lectures On Homeopathic Materia Medica By James Tyler KENT, A.M., M.D.

Allium Cepa

Keynotes And Characteristics, With Comparisons of the Leading Remedies By Henry Clay Allen, M. D.

Allium Cepa.

Materia Medica by Adolf zur Lippe By Adolf zur Lippe

Allium cepa.

Mind and Disposition.

Head.

Eyes.

Ears.

Hardness of hearing.

Nose.

Throat.

Abdomen.

Stool and Anus.

Urinary Organs.

Chest.

Upper Extremities.

Lower Extremities.

Generalities.

Fever.

A Synoptic Key Of The Materia Medica By Cyrus Maxwell BOGER (SK)

ALLIUM CEPA

REMEDY RELATION

Materia Medica Of Indian Drugs By Dr. Prosad Banerjee

ALLIUM CЕРА

Plant Introduction:

Name:

Pharmaceutical use:

Chemical Composition:

Pharmaceutical use:

Head:

Eyes:

Ears:

Stomach:

Kidneys:

Limbs:

Special cases: