Amygdalus persica
Prunus persica · Plant · Rosaceae
Amygdalus Persica is suited to patients — especially children and pregnant women — with persistent, intractable vomiting and gastric irritation where no food is tolerated. The tongue characteristically appears elongated and pointed with a red tip and edges when the remedy is indicated.
Key symptoms
- Persistent vomiting of various kinds including morning sickness in pregnancy
- Gastric irritation of children where no form of food is tolerated
- Constant nausea and vomiting with elongated, pointed tongue with red tip and edges
- Loss of smell and taste
- Haemorrhage from the bladder
- Ischuria and haematuria
- Irritation of the eyes
Peach Tree
A most valuable remedy in vomiting of various kinds; morning sickness. Irritation of eyes. Ischuria and hæmaturia.
Hæmorrhage from the bladder.
Gastric irritation of children; no form of food tolerated. Loss of smell and taste. Gastric and intestinal irritation when the tongue is elongated and pointed, tip and edges red. Constant nausea and vomiting.
Relationship
Compare: Amygd amara-Bitter Almond (Pains through tonsils, throat dark, difficult swallowing, vomiting, cough with sore chest).
Dose
Fresh infusion or mother tincture.
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