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Trachinus

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Trachinus Vipera · Lesser Weever Fish Venom · "The Weever Fish Sting Remedy"

FishVenomAbdominalPainRaynaudsPhenomenonDermalFibrosis

Venom of the Lesser Weever fish, a Mediterranean/North Sea species responsible for common bathing-related stings, documented in a homeopathic repertory-style toxicology review to supplement the materia medica.

THE ESSENCE

Abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting following envenomation, with secondary Raynaud's phenomenon and dermal fibrosis in some cases.

Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting (following envenomation)

Dermal fibrosis, hyperalgesia at sting site

Give when you see

Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting after sting

Secondary Raynaud's phenomenon

Dermal fibrosis, hyperalgesia

Modern (2000) toxicological documentation for homeopathic use

WORSE FROM

Not well documented

BETTER FROM

Not well documented

BODY SYSTEMS

Cardiotoxic effects — tachycardia then bradycardia depending on dose (animal studies)

DOSAGE

potency: 6Xfrequency: As directed by practitionerduration: Acute course after sting, under supervision

Informational only. These are general references — always consult a qualified homeopath for diagnosis and treatment.

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