Hydrastis Canadensis - Extremities, Limbs symptoms
Golden Seal, Hydras, Hydrast, Hydrastis Hydr.Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Hydrastis Canadensis in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
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EXTREMITIES, LIMBS
Extremities, limbs
Coldness
shoulder
shoulder; evening; 9 p.m.
buttocks
11 a.m.
Cracking noise in joints; finger joints; third joint
Hands and feet; chapped hand (see roughness)
Heat
wrist
hand
hand hot in flushes
palm
Diseased hip-joint (see pain in hip)
Inflammation; leg; skin erysipelas (inflamed from infection, deep red colour)
Movements and positions; lameness; elbow
Pain
joints
evening
upper limbs
shoulder
while walking
upper arm; afternoon; 1 p.m., while riding
elbow; rheumatic
forearm; rheumatic
fingers
first finger
first finger; rheumatic
hip
rheumatic
on walking
extending to other parts; knee
thigh
rheumatic
while sitting; after walking
wandering
knee
rheumatic
on walking
after walking
lower leg
aching
shoulder
elbow
elbow; during movement
lower limbs; knee
lower limbs; knee; while walking
foot; sole
foot; sole; morning
cutting; upper arm; biceps
cutting; elbow
pulling; wrist; thumb side
pressing; shoulder
while walking
stitching, sudden, sharp; shoulder
stitching, sudden, sharp; elbow
stitching, sudden, sharp; knee
Skin
skin cracks at bends of joints; between toes (see excoriated); deep
itching; upper limbs
night
night; 9 p.m.
itching; wrist
night
itching; hand; palm
night
itching; hand; fingers; joints
itching; knee; knee cap
out-break on skin; desquamating (peeling in scales)
out-break on skin; upper limbs; desquamating (peeling in scales)
out-break on skin; shoulder; boils
out-break on skin; wrists; rash
out-break on skin; hand; palm; desquamating (peeling in scales)
out-break on skin; fingers; rash
out-break on skin; fingers; joints
out-break on skin; buttocks; like nettle rash
out-break on skin; knee; scaly
ulcers; elbow
ulcers; hand; back of
ulcers; lower limbs
high edges
painless, slow developing
irritable
ulcers; leg
warmth
ulcers; ankle
Stiffness
knee
knee; after climbing steps
Swollen
upper limbs
elbow
lower limbs; fluid in tissues
ankle
foot; fluid accumulation
Weakness
lower limbs
knee
leg
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