TARENTULA CUBENSIS

Cuban Spider


  • A toxaemic medicine, septic conditions. 
  • Diphtheria. 
  • Adapted to the most severe types of inflammation and pain, early and persistent prostration. 
  • Various forms of malignant suppuration. 
  • Purplish hue and burning, stinging pains. 
  • Bubo. 
  • It is the remedy for pain of death; soothes the last struggles. 
  • Pruritus, especially about genitals. 
  • Restless feet. 
  • Intermittent septic chills. 
  • Bubonic plague. 
  • As a curative and preventive remedy especially during the period of invasion.

Head

  • Dizziness after heat and hot perspiration. 
  • Dull ache on top of head. 
  • Shooting pain through left eye across frontal region.

Gastric

  • Stomach feels hard, sore. 
  • Loss of appetite, except for breakfast.

Back

  • Itches across kidney region.

Extremities

  • Hands tremble, turgid with blood.

Urinary

  • Retention. 
  • Cannot hold urine on coughing.

Skin

  • Red spots and pimples. 
  • Feels puffed all over. 
  • Carbuncles, burning, stinging pains. 
  • Purplish hue. 
  • Gangrene. 
  • Abscesses, where pain and inflammation predominate. 
  • Scirrhus of breasts. 
  • "Senile" ulcers.

Sleep

  • Drowsiness. 
  • Sleep restless. 
  • Sleep prevented by harsh cough.

Relationship

  • Compare: Ars; Pyrog; Crotal; Echin; Anthrac; Bellad; Apis.

Modalities

  • Better, smoking. 
  • Worse, night.

Dose

  • Sixth to thirtieth potency.