Stinging-nettle
- A remedy for agalactia and lithiasis.
- Profuse discharge from mucous surfaces.
- Enuresis and urticaria.
- Spleen affections.
- Antidotes ill-effects of eating shellfish.
- Symptoms return at the same time every year.
- Gout and uric acid diathesis.
- Favors elimination.
- Rheumatism associated with urticaria-like eruptions.
- Neuritis.
Head
- Vertigo, headache with spleen pains.
Abdomen
- Diarrhea chronic disease of large intestine characterized by large secretion of mucus.
Male
- Itching of scrotum, keeps him awake; scrotum swollen.
Female
- Diminished secretion of milk.
- Uterine hemorrhage.
- Acid and excoriating leucorrhea.
- Pruritus vulvae, with stinging, itching, and edema.
- Arrests flow of milk after weaning.
- Excessive swelling of breasts.
Extremities
- Pain in acute gout deltoid; pain in ankles, wrists.
Skin
- Itching blotches.
- Urticaria, burning heat, with formication; violent itching.
- Consequences of suppressed nettle-rash.
- Rheumatism alternates with nettle-rash.
- Burn confined to skin.
- Urticaria nodosa (Bov).
- Erythema, with burning and stinging.
- Burns and scalds.
- Chicken-pox (Dulc).
- Angioneurotic edema.
- Herpes labialis with sensation of heat and itching.
- Itching and stinging of scrotum.
Fever
- General heat in bed with soreness over abdomen.
- Fever of gout.
- Tropical fever.
Modalities
- Worse, from snow-air; water, cool moist air, touch.
Relationship
- Compare:
- Medusa; Nat mur; Lac can;
- Ricin (diminished mammary secretion);
- Bombyx; Rhus; Apis; Chloral; Astac;
- Puls (urticaria);
- Boletus luridus and Anacard (urticaria tuberosa);
- Lycop and Hedeoma (uric acid conditions);
- Formica.
Dose
- Tincture and lower potencies.
