• CERIUM OXALICUM: Oxalate of Cerium.

• Keynote: Spasmodic reflex vomiting.

• Keynote: Spasmodic cough.

• Useful in infantile vomiting and diarrhea.

• Suited to fleshy, robust women.

• Especially indicated for dysmenorrhea.

• General weakness and exhaustion may be present alongside spasmodic symptoms.

• Symptoms are often intense and paroxysmal.

• Marked sensitivity to motion.

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• Irritability and restlessness are present.

• Anxiety, especially related to physical symptoms.

• The patient is impatient and easily frustrated.

• Mental exhaustion after physical exertion.

• Difficulty concentrating after physical exertion.

• The patient experiences apprehension about health.

• Despondency and a lack of motivation.

• The patient is irritable, especially during or after paroxysms of cough or vomiting.

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• Cerium Oxalicum is a remedy primarily used for nervous disturbances and gastric affections.

• Indicated for conditions marked by extreme irritability of the nervous system coupled with digestive weakness.

• General sensation: A feeling of weakness and exhaustion pervades the remedy picture.

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• Marked nervousness and irritability.

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• Headache, frontal or occipital.

• Headache is often associated with nausea or vomiting.

• Vertigo, especially when rising.

• Vertigo, especially when moving the head.

• A sensation of fullness in the head.

• Blurred vision may accompany vomiting.

• Dim vision.

• Photophobia (sensitivity to light).

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• Weakness of vision.

• Flickering before the eyes.

• Photophobia (sensitivity to light).

• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

• Vertigo with auditory disturbances.

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• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

• Impaired hearing.

• Epistaxis (nosebleeds) during whooping cough.

• Dryness of the nasal passages.

• Frequent sneezing.

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• Frequent sneezing.

• Coryza (inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane) with watery discharge.

• Tickling sensation in the throat, triggering cough.

• Dryness and irritation of the throat.

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• Sore throat with a sensation of dryness and burning.

• Difficulty swallowing.

• Whooping cough, with vomiting and hemorrhage.

• Spasmodic cough, dry, hacking, and exhausting.

• Cough is worse at night.

• Cough is worse after exertion.

• Dyspnea (difficulty breathing) during cough paroxysms.

• A feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Palpitations may accompany cough or vomiting.

• A rapid heartbeat.

• Anxiety and restlessness during palpitations.

• Oppression of the chest.

• Appetite: Aversion to food, especially during pregnancy.

• Stomach

• Vomiting of pregnancy.

• Vomiting of half-digested food.

• Spasmodic vomiting, often projectile.

• Nausea with or without vomiting.

• Epigastric pain and tenderness.

• A burning sensation in the stomach.

• Great thirst, but drinking may worsen vomiting.

• Abdomen

• Abdominal pain and cramping, especially during diarrhea.

• Distention and flatulence.

• Sensitivity to pressure in the abdomen.

• Rumbling in the bowels.

• Rectum:

• Diarrhea, especially in infants, with watery or mucous stools.

• Tenesmus may be present.

• Frequent urging to stool.

• Stools may be offensive.

• Urinary:

• Frequent urination.

• Scanty urination.

• Burning during urination.

• Sexual:

• Female

• Dysmenorrhea in fleshy, robust women.

• Better when flow is established.

• Painful periods with nausea and vomiting.

• Scanty or profuse menstrual flow.

• Leucorrhea (whitish or yellowish discharge from the vagina).

• Irritability before menses.

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• Palpitations, especially when lying down.

• Pain in the chest, often described as a dull ache.

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• Back

• Back pain, especially in the lumbar region.

• Stiffness in the back.

• Extremities

• Weakness and trembling in the limbs.

• Heaviness of the limbs.

• Pain in the joints.

• Restlessness of the legs.

• Skin

• No specific indications found, consider repertory.

• Sleep

• Restless sleep.

• Insomnia due to cough or vomiting.

• There are dreams of sickness or death.

• The patient wakes up unrefreshed.

• Motion.

• Rising.

• At night.

• After exertion.

• Pregnancy.

• Eating.

• Coughing.

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• Motion, especially of the head.

• Lying down.

• Eating.

• Cold.

• Night.

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• Lying down.

• When menstrual flow is established.

• Rest.

• Cool air.

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• Rest.

• Open air.

• Pressure.

• Warm applications.

• Ipecacuanha, Amygdalae persicae amarae semen (Amygdal), Lacticum Acidum (Lac-ac).

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• Ipecacuanha, Bismuthum.

• Ipecacuanha (vomiting, nausea), Nux Vomica (vomiting, irritability), Antimonium Tartaricum (cough with rattling mucus), Lacticum Acidum (vomiting of pregnancy), Cocculus indicus (nausea, vomiting, vertigo), Bryonia (worse motion).

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• Apomorphinum, Kreosotum, Nux Vomica (for vomiting); Belladonna, Gelsemium (for neuralgia); Arsenicum Album (for gastric disturbances and anxiety).

• with an aversion to mental work.

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• focused around health concerns.

• Restlessness and a desire for change.

• Easily angered by small things.

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• and difficulty concentrating.

• Headaches are frequently associated with nausea and vomiting.

• Vertigo, especially when moving the head.

• Dull, heavy feeling in the head.

• , especially at night.

• Dyspnea (difficulty breathing) with a feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Asthma-like symptoms.

• , especially in pregnancy.

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• with nausea and vomiting.

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• with bloating and flatulence.

• Burning pain in the stomach.

• Loss of appetite.

• Diarrhea alternating with constipation.

• Pain and tenderness in the abdomen.

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• Frequent urination.

• Scanty urine.

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• In women, it can be indicated for morning sickness with severe vomiting.

• Loss of libido.

• Weakness and heaviness in the limbs.

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

• Numbness and tingling in the fingers and toes.