• ABRUS PRECATORIUS - JEQUIRITY (Crab's Eye Vine).

• Abrus Precatorius is primarily indicated for epithelioma, lupus, ulcers, and granular lids.

• The remedy's action profoundly impacts mucous membranes, especially of the eyes.

• Marked inflammation of affected parts is present.

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• are a prominent feature.

• General debility and exhaustion are experienced.

• A tendency to ulceration is noted.

• Rapid prostration and weakness occur.

• Abrus Precatorius affects primarily the mucous membranes, particularly those of the eyes.

• A marked tendency to ulceration and sloughing of tissues is present.

• Aggravation occurs from warmth, amelioration from cold.

• Emaciation and wasting of affected parts is seen.

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• Irritability and restlessness are present.

• Anxiety about health and future is experienced.

• Depression, with a feeling of hopelessness, is noted.

• Difficulty concentrating is present.

• Oversensitivity to noise and light is seen.

• Fear of death is experienced.

• Mental confusion occurs.

• Loss of memory is noted.

• Apprehension and foreboding are felt.

• Despondency and a lack of interest in life occur.

• Headache, throbbing and intense, especially in the forehead, is experienced.

• Vertigo is present, worse on motion.

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• with marked inflammation is seen.

• Inflammation extends from the eyes to the face and neck.

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• Intense burning pain is felt in the eyes.

• Photophobia is experienced.

• Profuse lachrymation (tearing) occurs.

• The eyelids are swollen and red.

• Ulceration of the cornea is present.

• Pannus formation occurs.

• Dimness of vision is experienced.

• Swollen and painful eyelids are noted.

• A sensation as if sand were in the eyes is felt.

• Discharge is thick, yellow, and offensive.

• The head feels heavy and full.

• Headache is aggravated by mental exertion.

• Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) occurs.

• Decreased hearing is experienced.

• Dryness of the nasal passages is noted.

• Ulceration of the nasal mucosa is present.

• Painful swelling of the parotid glands is noted.

• Sore throat with burning pain occurs.

• Difficulty swallowing is experienced.

• Ulceration of the throat is present.

• Aphthous ulcers are present in the mouth.

• Difficult breathing is experienced.

• Shortness of breath on exertion occurs.

• Oppression of the chest is felt.

• Cough is dry and hacking.

• Burning sensation is felt in the chest.

• Palpitations of the heart are experienced.

• Weakness and irregularity of the pulse is noted.

• Congestion of the lungs is present.

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• Nausea and vomiting are experienced.

• Diarrhea with burning stools occurs.

• Abdominal pain and cramping are present.

• Loss of appetite is noted.

• Thirst for cold water is experienced.

• Vomiting of blood occurs.

• Burning sensation is felt in the stomach.

• Distension of the abdomen is noted.

• Stools are frequent, watery, and bloody.

• Tenesmus is present.

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• Frequent urination is experienced.

• Burning pain during urination is felt.

• Scanty urine is passed.

• Hematuria (blood in the urine) is present.

• Swelling of the testicles is noted.

• Pain is felt in the testicles.

• Increased sexual desire initially occurs, followed by decreased libido.

• Leucorrhea is profuse and acrid.

• Ulceration of the genitals is present.

• Pain is felt in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• Weakness of the limbs is experienced.

• Swelling and stiffness of the joints are noted.

• Burning pain is felt in the bones.

• Trembling of the limbs occurs.

• Paralysis of the extremities is present.

• Ulcers with a burning sensation are present.

• Lupus is present.

• Epithelioma is present.

• Erysipelatous inflammation is noted.

• Itching of the skin is experienced, worse from warmth.

• Vesicular eruptions are present.

• Boils and carbuncles occur.

• Sleeplessness and restless sleep are experienced.

• Nightmares occur.

• Dreams of death and dying are experienced.

• Profuse night sweats are noted.

• Warm applications.

• Light.

• Motion.

• Night.

• Touch.

• Warm room.

• Exertion.

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• Cold applications.

• Rest.

• Darkness.

• Open air.

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• Complementary remedies: Arsenicum album, Mercurius, Sulphur.

• Antidotes: Not fully established, but general antidotes for vegetable poisons may be considered.

• Comparisons: Apis mellifica, Euphrasia, Mercurius corrosivus.

• Consider also: Hepar Sulphuris, Silicea, and Calendula.