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CROTALUS CASC

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CROTALUS CASC

Crotalus durissus terrificus syn. C. cascavella
South American rattlesnake.

Key Uses:

  • Sensations of constriction, which is sometimes felt as a band around the throat or abdomen
  • Urticaria

    Origin : Found in South America.

    Background : This snake can grow up 5 ft (1.5 m) long. It has a deadly venom that primarily affects the nervous system.

    Preparation : Fresh venom is mixed with lactose sugar and then triturated.

    Remedy Profile : This remedy is most appropriate for people who feel jealous and forsaken. They fear being alone and love crowds and activity. They are frequently hypochondriacs who are sensitive to the cold. Characteristically they tend to be preoccupied by death and dying, and their dreams may feature corpses. They may feel that they are being haunted by ghosts. Right-sided symptoms are generally predominant.
    Crotalus casc. is typically used for this state of mind in conjunction with a sense of constriction, which is sometimes felt as a band around the throat or abdomen, so that wearing clothes causes discomfort. It is used for burning urticaria in crops over a single body region.

    Symptoms Better : For open air.

    Symptoms Worse : For cold; at night; on the right side; for washing; for menopause; for drinking.


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    CASTOREUM
    BROMUM
    HYDRASTIS
    AMMONIUM MUR
    SPONGIA
    THLASPI
    URANIUM NIT
    KALI MUR
    VIPERA
    ONOSMODIUM
    SENECIO
    KALI NIT
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