Hydrastis Canadensis hydr.
Mnemonic names
Hyd. / (Hide-Hiding.) / Hiram.
Verse
Hydrastis gropes,
Mid yellow ropes,
Of mucus in the flues.
In each 'orrhoea,
And sputa, he a
Tough ropy phlegm doth choose.
In nose catarrh,
The ropy tar,
Drops down to hawk and spit.
In indigestion,
His key suggestion
Is goneness at the pit.
Sub-inflammation,
With ulceration,
Infects his avenues.
And blood may flow,
From parts below,
In acrid stream profuse.
A jaundice state-
Sick headache fate-
With piles and caustive stool,
May well reveal,
The golden seal
For use in "our school."
Mnemonic sentences
Hiram,-Has a sinking, empty feeling at the stomach pit.
Hiram Po-pet, is on the vessel, "St. Ana," with the aged maiden lady, Dio Su Cim.
This Hiram,-Who is subject to Dyspepsia,- Is at Ova Bryan's, on his red pony, "Abies."
Indications
Sinking-Empty-Gone Feeling at the Stomach Pit: Hyd., Pod., Pet., Verat. a., Sep., Ign., Ana., Gel., Ustil., Pul., Dio., Sul., Cimi.
Indigestion-Dyspepsia: Hyd., Ova t., Bry., Sang., Pul., Nux. v., Abies, etc. (Sense of a "hard boiled egg" lodged in the stomach, Abies. -Feeling of weight like a "stone" Sep., in the stomach, Bry., Pul., Nux. v., Spig.)