Aragallus lamberti

Aragallus lamberti

Oxytropis lambertii · Plant · Fabaceae

Boericke

The Aragallus Lamberti patient is profoundly debilitated mentally and physically, with bewilderment, apathy, inability to concentrate, and aimless restlessness. Locomotor ataxia requiring conscious effort to walk, desire to be alone, and morning tiredness are characteristic. The remedy suits persons whose nervous system resembles the intoxicated state produced by Loco Weed poisoning.

Key symptoms

  • Great depression worse in morning or evening
  • Mental confusion, bewilderment, and apathy
  • Difficulty concentrating with absent-mindedness and lack of ambition
  • Defective expression in writing with restlessness and aimless wandering
  • Must concentrate mind consciously on walking (locomotor ataxia)
  • Diplopia with burning in eyes
  • Weakness of limbs with pain in left sciatic nerve

Worse (aggravation)

  • Worse in the morning (depression and tiredness)
  • Worse in the evening (depression)
William Boericke
Homoeopathic Materia Medica · 1901

White Loco Weed-Rattle Weed

Acts principally on nervous system, producing a bewildered, confused state. Symptoms of incoordination and paralysis. Locomotor ataxia. Tired in the morning.

Mind

Great depression; worse in morning or evening. Cannot study. Cross, irritable, restless. Bewildered. Mental confusion and apathy. Desires to be alone. Difficulty in concentrating mind, absent-minded. Lack of ambition. Defective expression in writing. Restlessness and aimless wandering. Must concentrate his mind on walking.

Head

Diplopia. Burning in eyes. Cracking of lower lip.

Throat

Aches. Feels dull. Sore with nausea. Pharynx dark, swollen, glazed.

Respiratory

Weight on chest in region of ensiform cartilage. Constriction as of a wide band. Soreness of chest under sternum. Oppression.

Extremities

Weakness of limbs. Pain in left sciatic nerve. Cramps of muscles on front of leg while walking.

Relationship

Compare: Astragallus and Oxytropis, two varieties of Loco Weed; also Baryta.

Dose

Sixth and two hundredth potencies.

Classical texts are in the public domain. Educational reference only — not medical advice.

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