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Vöslau

Vöslau
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Exclusively Documented in Allen

This remedy is documented exclusively in Allen's Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica. It does not appear in other classical references in this encyclopedia.

🎯 Vöslau acts primarily as a stimulant to the circulatory and reproductive systems, often causing congestive states and increased secretions.
About: Vöslau is a mineral water remedy historically used for its effects on circulation and metabolism. It is characterized by a tendency toward congestion, increased glandular activity, and skin eruptions.
👤 Constitution
Young people who are prone to emaciation and show increased sensitivity to the external air.
Key Symptoms — Give When You See
Congestive states with rush of blood to the head, chest, and genitals.
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Itching nettlerash over the whole body ending in desquamation.
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Increased secretion from prostatic glands and nocturnal emissions.
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Irregular menstruation, either delayed and diminished or too frequent and copious.
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Vertigo and reeling sensation occurring hours after bathing.
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Overpowering sleepiness during the day, especially in the afternoon.
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Pressure and tension in the hepatic region extending to the right shoulder.
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Thin stools with slight tenesmus.
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Increased sensitiveness to the external air.
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Emaciation in young people.
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🩺 Systems & Indications
Allen Exclusive
🧠Mind
Use when there is restlessness, excitement, and peevish irritability.
Mind restless and excited.
Irritability peevishness.
🔑 Modalities
Allen Exclusive
Worse from
Midnight
itching skin
📚 Sources & References
Allen's EncyclopediaBoericke's Materia MedicaHering's Guiding SymptomsHahnemann's Materia Medica PuraKent's Materia MedicaClarke's DictionaryPhatak's Concise MM

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