Homoeopathy — Page 348
Glonoine 348 Glonoine is very useful in treatment of sudden stoppage of menstruation due to exposure to cold, or due to fear resulting in neurosis. Cimicifuga and Bryonia are also useful in this condition. Aethusa may also be of use once the symptoms of insanity become evident. In general, Aethusa is ideal for the treatment of mental illnesses resulting from stomach disorder. Similarly, Aethusa can be useful to treat the mental condition developing due to the sudden stoppage of menses. In a Glonoine patient, the throbbing of the ears reflects the palpitation of the heart. The stomach and the intestines rumble. It is only natural to experience severe nausea and vomiting as a result of heat stroke. There is a feeling of weakness in the stomach. The pulse is weak and slow. When walking, the pulse becomes rapid due to rapid heartbeat. There is a feeling of warmth and burning all over the body. The patient may suddenly faint and fall. One feels choked and froth comes out of the mouth. This is only a temporary resemblance to an epileptic fit. Itching is also associated with Glonoine. There are severe cramps over the arms and the legs. Pain in the fingers of the left hand is the symptom of Glonoine. The symptoms are worse between six o’ clock and noon. During summer, the severity of the headache varies with the sun. Even the slightest jerk would intensify the headache. Antidote: Aconite Potency: 30 to 200