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    Arum triphyllum is a plant remedy known as Indian turnip or Jack-in-the-pulpit. It primarily affects mucous membranes of the mouth, throat, and larynx, causing raw, irritated, and bleeding tissues. It also impacts the skin, kidneys, brain, and blood. Key symptoms include constant nose-picking that causes bleeding, sore and cracked lips, and a raw painful feeling in the mouth and throat. It is used to treat aphonia, coryza, sore throats, and various inflammatory conditions.

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    Arum triphyllum is a plant remedy known as Indian turnip or Jack-in-the-pulpit. It primarily affects mucous membranes of the mouth, throat, and larynx, causing raw, irritated, and bleeding tissues. It also impacts the skin, kidneys, brain, and blood. Key symptoms include constant nose-picking that causes bleeding, sore and cracked lips, and a raw painful feeling in the mouth and throat. It is used to treat aphonia, coryza, sore throats, and various inflammatory conditions.

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    Arum triphyllum is a plant remedy known as Indian turnip or Jack-in-the-pulpit. It primarily affects mucous membranes of the mouth, throat, and larynx, causing raw, irritated, and bleeding tissues. It also impacts the skin, kidneys, brain, and blood. Key symptoms include constant nose-picking that causes bleeding, sore and cracked lips, and a raw painful feeling in the mouth and throat. It is used to treat aphonia, coryza, sore throats, and various inflammatory conditions.

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    Arum Triphylum

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    Arum triphyllum is a plant remedy known as Indian turnip or Jack-in-the-pulpit. It primarily affects mucous membranes of the mouth, throat, and larynx, causing raw, irritated, and bleeding tissues. It also impacts the skin, kidneys, brain, and blood. Key symptoms include constant nose-picking that causes bleeding, sore and cracked lips, and a raw painful feeling in the mouth and throat. It is used to treat aphonia, coryza, sore throats, and various inflammatory conditions.

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    ARUM TRIPHYLLUM

    COMMON NAMES
    INDIAN TURNIP
    JACK-IN- THE- PULPIT
    FAMILY-ARACEAE

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    INTRODUCTION
    One of the important remedies for acute cold

    It should not be given in low potency or


    repeated often as bad effects follow

    SOURCE
    Plant origin--- Araceae family
    Roots / corn is used to prepare mother
    tincture \

    PROVER
    Dr. Jeanes
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    SPHERES OF ACTION

    Mucous membranes [mouth; THROAT;


    larynx]. Skin, Kidneys, Brain, Blood.

    PATHOGENESIS
    *Acridity is the keynote of the kind of action
    characteristic of Arum
    *It prominently affects LEFT SIDE
    *It is an irritant poison causing excitability &
    irritability of mind & body
    *It causes inflammation of mucus surfaces&
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    tissues 3
    GUIDING SYMPTOMS
    1)Constant picking of the nose until it
    bleeds,
    boring with the finger into the side of
    the nose
    2)Picks lips until they bleed ,corners of
    mouth cracked & bleeding

    3) Acrid ,ichorous discharge ,excoriating mucous


    surface

    4)Painfully sore, raw & burning of parts


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    5)Nose feels stopped inspite of watery
    discharge
    6) Aphonia complete,
    after exposure to north west winds (acon
    ,hepar) ,
    From singing( arg nit,caust)

    7) Fluent coryza with nostrils raw

    8) Children refuse food& drink on account


    of soreness of mouth & throat(MERC SOL)

    9) Tongue & buccal cavity raw & bleeding


    with profuse acrid salivation
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    10)AILMENTS FROM

    Exposure to north west winds


    Getting cold
    Overuse of voice

    11)MIND

    Children excessively cross & stubborn


    They are nervous ,restless & irritable.

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    PARTICULARS

    Head
    - Bores head in pillow.
    - Headache from too warm clothing, from
    hot coffee.

    Eyes
    - Quivering of upper eyelids, especially
    left.

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    NOSE
    -Acrid, fluent coryza
    -Raw nostrils
    -Nose feels stopped up in spite of the
    watery discharge
    (compare, Am. c., Samb., Sinap;);
    -sneezing < at night.
    - Acrid, ichorous discharge, excoriating
    inside of nose, alae, and upper lip (Ars.,
    Cepa).
    - Constant picking at the nose until it
    bleeds; boring with the finger into the
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    MOUTH

    - Raw feeling at roof and palate.


    - Lips and soft palate sore and
    burning.
    - Lips chapped and burning.
    - Corners of mouth sore and
    cracked.
    - Tongue red, sore; whole mouth
    raw.
    - Picking lips until they bleed.
    - Saliva profuse, acrid, corroding.
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    THROAT
    -Aphonia : complete, after exposure to
    northwest
    winds (Acon., Hep.); from singing (Arg. n.,
    Caust., Phos., Sel.).
    - Swelling of sub-maxillary glands.
    - Constricted and swollen; burns; raw.
    - Constant hawking.
    - Hoarseness.
    - Expectoration of much mucus.
    - Clergyman's sore throat.
    - Voice uncertain, uncontrollable.
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    - Worse, talking, singing.


    SKIN
    - Scarlet rash; raw, bloody surfaces
    anywhere.
    - Impetigo contagiosa.

    MODALITIES
    Worse- Cold, northwest wind;
    lying down, at night
    Overuse of voice [talking; singing
    Heat.
    LEFT SIDE.
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    RELATIONSHIP
    - Compare : Ammon. carb.; Ailanthus;
    Cepa.
    - Antidotes : Buttermilk; Acet. ac.;
    Puls.

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    CLINICAL

    APHONA
    CORYZA
    DIPHTHERIA
    SCARLETINA
    TYPHOID
    CLERGYMANS SORETHROAT
    GLANDULAR SWELLINGS
    CRACKED TONGUE
    HEAD ACHE
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