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Homoeopathic Therapeutics · Samuel Lilienthal

Ambragris Ambr

Nymphomania in hysterical women, often with discharge of bluish- white mucus; severe itching in pudenda, must rub the parts; burning in sexual parts, with discharge of a few drops of blood; during urination itching, titillation, burning in a vulva and urethra; debility predominates in sexual sphere.

Caladium Calad

Nymphomania as the result of worms escaping into the vagina and the exciting irritation; pruritus vaginae inducing masturbation.

Calcarea phos Calc-p

Nymphomania before menses; voluptuous feeling as if sexual parts were filling up with blood; she feels pulsation there with increased sexual desire, especially in brides or onanists.

Cannabis ind Cann-i

Increased sexual desire; very profuse menses; great mental agitation which makes her tremble all over; fixed ideas.

Cannabis sat Cann-s

Increased sexual desire with sterility; gonorrhoea.

Cantharides Canth

Oversensitiveness of all the parts; pruritus, with strong sexual desire, during climaxis; violent itching in vagina; mammae painful; dysuria; inability to apply herself to any inability to enjoy a sound sleep.

Cedron Cedr

CHRONIC ATTACKS in women from sexual excitement; especially POST-COITUM, followed by nervous depression.

Coffea Coff

Excessive sensitiveness about genitals, especially vulva, with voluptuous itching; would like to rub or scratch the parts, but they are too sensitive; would like to have intercourse, but is afraid on account of the pain it produces.

Dulcamara Dulc

Slight forms of nymphomania, with heat, itching and herpetic eruptions about genitals.

Gratiola Grat

Irritable condition of sexual organs with congestions; cold feeling in head and abdomen; nervous affections; such as mania, nymphomania, etc., caused by prolonged abuse of coffee.

Hyoscyamus Hyos

Erotic mania; EXCESSIVE LASCIVIOUSNESS IN SPEECH AND ACTS, exposes sexual parts without feeling of shame, cannot control her lust.

Lilium tigr Lil-t

Sexual desire increased, obscene, but able to control herself, voluptuous itching in vagina, with feeling of fulness in parts.

Moschus Mosch

Violent sexual desire with scanty and thick urine; like yeast; NAUSEA AND VOMITING AFTER IN EMBRACE; violent titillations in genital organs.

Murex Murx

Excitement of sexual organs, desire so violent as to tire out all reason and will; VENEREAL DESIRE RENEWED BY THE SLIGHTEST TOUCH.

Origanum vulg Orig-v

Considerable sexual excitement, causing obscure nervous disease in women, especially in masturbators.

Phosphorus Phos

FORCED CELIBACY LEADING TO VOLUPTUOUS THOUGHTS, to masturbation and finally sometimes to nymphomania with shameless exposure of pudendum; irritable weakness of sexual organs from excesses or masturbation; menses late and profuse.

Platina Plat

Nymphomania with titillation and tingling of the genitals or with vaginismus; menstrual flow profuse, thick and tarry; GENITALS ACUTELY SENSITIVE, she wishes to embrace everybody; accompanied by prolapsus and induration of uterus, continual pressure in region of mons veneris is genital organs, with anxiety and palpitation of heart.

Stramonium Stram

Nymphomania JUST BEFORE MENSTRUATION sets in; the woman, usually so chaste, becomes lewd in song and speech, and violent in her manners; profuse menses, strong odor; reminding one of the odor of animals in the rutting season; whining and sobbing after menses.

Veratrum alb Verat

Lasciviousness, lewdness in speech and acts, when at the same time surface of body is cold, with cold sweat on forehead.

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These titles sit beside the repertory: Allen’s Keynotes, Anshutz on the twelve tissue remedies, Boericke’s materia medica, Clarke’s Dictionary, Hering, Jones, Kent’s lectures, Nash, and Boger’s Synoptic Key. Philosophy includes Hahnemann’s Organon (5th and 6th), Kent, Close, Burnett, Haehl, Gibson Miller, Royal, J. H. Allen, and Anshutz. Clinical, therapeutics, regional works, and short remedy pictures follow the same shelf.

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