• It acts as a powerful stimulant and antiseptic.

• Marked by flatulence and affections of the tongue.

• A subjective sense of enlargement of affected parts.

• It presents with copious diaphoresis (profuse sweating).

• It presents with retrocedent gout with internal organ involvement.

• It presents with neuralgic pains, non-inflammatory.

• It presents with nervous dyspnœa (difficulty breathing from nervous origin).

• A tendency to spasmodic affections.

• It causes general warmth and stimulation throughout the body.

• It causes relaxation and atony, particularly in the gastrointestinal tract.

• It causes a general feeling of debility.

• It presents with burning sensations.

• The symptoms are often shifting.

• Worse from suppressed emotions.

• A remedy for the effects of shock.

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• The patient experiences irritability and restlessness.

• The patient experiences anxiety related to breathing or physical ailments.

• The patient has difficulty concentrating; mental fogginess.

• The patient experiences apprehension, bordering on panic about health.

• The patient is oversensitive to noise and external stimuli.

• The patient has a feeling of being overwhelmed.

• The patient is restless and anxious, cannot remain still.

• The patient has a fear of death due to breathing difficulties.

• The patient is easily startled.

• The patient experiences dullness of mind.

• The patient experiences confusion.

• The patient has an aversion to mental work.

• The patient experiences headache with fullness or pressure.

• The patient experiences vertigo accompanied by nausea.

• The patient experiences a sensation of dryness or burning in the eyes.

• The patient has dim vision.

• The patient experiences tinnitus, humming or ringing in the ears.

• The patient experiences dryness of the nasal passages.

• The patient experiences epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• The patient experiences a sore throat with burning sensation.

• The patient experiences difficulty swallowing.

• The patient presents with tongue affections: inflammation, ulcers, altered sensation.

• The patient has offensive breath.

• The patient experiences pain in the jaw.

• The patient experiences facial neuralgia.

• The patient's scalp feels tight.

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• The patient experiences nervous dyspnea: Difficulty breathing due to nervous influences.

• The patient experiences spasmodic cough.

• The patient experiences asthmatic attacks, triggered by emotional upset.

• The patient experiences a sensation of constriction in the chest.

• The patient experiences bronchitis with copious expectoration.

• The patient experiences palpitations, associated with anxiety.

• The patient experiences rapid heartbeat.

• The patient experiences oppression and tightness in the chest.

• The patient experiences pain in the chest, neuralgic.

• The patient experiences a cough that is worse at night.

• The patient experiences a suffocative feeling.

• The patient experiences a sensation of a lump in the throat.

• The patient experiences rattling in the chest.

• The patient experiences loss of appetite or increased appetite.

• The patient experiences flatulence: excessive gas in the digestive tract.

• The patient experiences abdominal distension.

• The patient experiences spasmodic abdominal pains.

• The patient experiences diarrhea, watery and profuse.

• The patient experiences dysentery-like symptoms.

• The patient experiences colic.

• The patient experiences nausea and vomiting.

• The patient experiences belching, with a strong odor.

• The patient experiences pain and distention in the abdomen, worse after eating.

• The patient experiences weight in the stomach after eating.

• The patient experiences heartburn.

• The patient has an aversion to certain foods.

• The patient experiences thirst for cold drinks.

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• The patient experiences increased urination (polyuria).

• The patient experiences irritation of the bladder.

• The patient experiences a burning sensation during urination.

• The patient experiences frequent urging to urinate.

• The patient experiences increased sexual desire in some individuals.

• The patient experiences pain in the kidneys.

• The patient experiences scanty urine.

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• Cajuputum is prepared from Cajuput oil, a volatile oil distilled from the leaves of Melaleuca leucadendron variety M. cajupute minor.

• Often indicated for ailments with a feeling of general coldness, even with fever.

• Marked tendency to flatulence and distension.

• Useful for spasmodic affections.

• A general sensation of rawness or soreness, internally and externally.

• Irritability and impatience.

• Restlessness and a desire to move about, but with weakness.

• Anxiety, especially about health.

• Confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• Fear of being alone.

• A feeling of being hurried.

• Mental dullness and apathy.

• The patient experiences neuralgic pains in the limbs.

• The patient experiences gout-like symptoms, after retrocession.

• The patient experiences heaviness and weakness in the limbs.

• The patient experiences coldness of the extremities.

• The patient experiences profuse sweating of the hands and feet.

• The patient experiences stiffness of the joints.

• The patient experiences pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• The patient experiences cramps in the calves.

• The patient experiences restless legs.

• The patient experiences trembling of the limbs.

• The patient experiences itching skin.

• The patient experiences red and blotchy skin.

• The patient experiences urticaria.

• The patient experiences profuse sweating, especially at night.

• The patient experiences restless sleep.

• The patient experiences sleeplessness due to anxiety or pain.

• The patient experiences vivid dreams.

• The patient experiences nightmares.

• The patient experiences drowsiness during the day.

• The patient experiences unrefreshing sleep.

• Cold air, Cold food or drink, Emotional upset, Night, Motion, Touch, Damp weather.

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• Warmth, Warm applications, Rest, Lying down, Eating, Pressure.

• Camphor, Vegetable acids.

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• Camphor.

• Pulsatilla.

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• Headache, often associated with flatulence or gastric disturbances.

• Frontal headache, with pressure and throbbing.

• Headache relieved by warmth or external pressure.

• Vertigo, with a tendency to fall.

• Sensation of fullness in the head.

• Burning and itching of the eyes.

• Blurred vision.

• Photophobia.

• Tinnitus, ringing in the ears.

• Feeling of fullness in the ears.

• Itching in the ears.

• Coryza, with profuse, watery discharge.

• Sneezing.

• Nosebleeds.

• Dryness of the nasal passages.

• Sore throat, with burning and rawness.

• Difficulty swallowing.

• Feeling of a lump in the throat.

• Hoarseness.

• Spasmodic cough, often worse at night.

• Whooping cough.

• Bronchitis, with rattling mucus.

• Asthma, with constriction of the chest.

• Shortness of breath.

• Feeling of suffocation.

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• Palpitations, often associated with anxiety.

• Rapid heartbeat.

• Angina pectoris.

• Weakness of the heart.

• Pain in the chest, often burning or stitching.

• Feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Oppression of the chest.

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• Nausea and vomiting.

• Flatulence and bloating.

• Belching, with a foul taste.

• Burning in the stomach.

• Gastric ulcers.

• Craving for stimulants.

• Abdominal pain, often colicky.

• Distension of the abdomen.

• Rumbling in the abdomen.

• Tenderness to pressure.

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• Constipation, with hard, dry stools.

• Prolapsus of the rectum.

• Flatulence expelled with force.

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• Frequent urination.

• Burning sensation during urination.

• Incontinence of urine.

• Enuresis (bedwetting).

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• Increased sexual desire.

• Impotence.

• Pain in the testicles.

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• Increased sexual desire.

• Leucorrhea, with burning and itching.

• Metritis.

• Amenorrhea.

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• Pain in the limbs, often rheumatic or neuralgic.

• Weakness of the limbs.

• Numbness and tingling in the limbs.

• Cramps in the calves.

• Coldness of the extremities.

• Trembling of the limbs.

• Cold.

• Damp weather.

• Motion.

• Night.

• After eating.

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• Warmth.

• Rest.

• Pressure.

• Lying down.

• Eructations.

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• Exposure to cold, damp weather.

• Indigestion.

• Suppressed emotions.

• Nervous exhaustion.

• Carbo vegetabilis: In cases of extreme flatulence and collapse.

• Nux vomica: For irritability and digestive disturbances.

• Arsenicum album: For anxiety and burning pains.

• Eucalyptus: Similar respiratory affections, but Cajuputum has more marked flatulence.

• Mentha piperita: For colic and digestive complaints, but Cajuputum has a wider range of action.

• Asafoetida: For flatulence and spasmodic affections, but Asafoetida has more nervous symptoms.