Cheiranthus cheiri

Cheiranthus cheiri

Erysimum cheiri · Plant · Brassicaceae

Clarke

Cheiranthus cheiri is suited to young persons experiencing complaints associated with the eruption of wisdom teeth, particularly deafness and nasal obstruction. The keynote is symptoms arising or worsening during the cutting of wisdom teeth.

Key symptoms

  • Deafness and otorrhea associated with cutting wisdom teeth
  • Nose stopped at night from irritation of cutting wisdom teeth
  • Bilious feeling and jaundiced appearance after purgative use
  • Pain in lower back with sickness of stomach

Worse (aggravation)

  • Cutting of wisdom teeth
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Common Wallflower. N. O. Cruciferæ. Tincture.

Clinical

Deafness. Wisdom-teeth, effects of cutting.

Characteristics

Our knowledge of the medicinal use of Cheiranth. is due to Dr. Cooper. The cases cured with it are as follows: (1) Young man, deafness and Otorrhœa left side. Is cutting three wisdom teeth. Cured by two doses of Ø given at six weeks' interval. (2) Girl, 22, deaf after measles, cutting wisdom teeth. Greatly improved. (3) Girl, 20, used to taking purgative pills, had pain in lower back, jaundiced appearance, bilious feeling, sickness of stomach. Cheir. ch. removed the symptoms at once. Cooper considers as a keynote of the remedy, "Nose stopped at night from irritation of cutting wisdom teeth."

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