Glonoinum
- মস্তকের রক্তাধিক্যতা বশতঃ ভীষণ দপদপানি যন্ত্রণা।
- মুখমন্ডল উজ্জল লালবর্ণ হয়।
- রৌদ্রে বা গ্যাসের আলোয় কাজ করবার ফলে মাথাব্যথা।
- ঋতুস্রাব অবরুদ্ধ কিম্বা বিলম্ব বশতঃ শিরঃপীড়া।
- মস্তক অত্যন্তবৃহৎ বলে মনে হয়।
- মাথা ব্যথা সূর্যোদয় হতে আরম্ভ হয়ে সূর্যাস্ত পর্যন্তস্থায়ী হয়।
ঔষধ পরিচয়, নরেন্দ বন্দোপাধ্যায়
রোদ বা গ্যাসের আলোয় কাঁজ করার ফলে মাথাব্যথা, সর্দি বা সর্দিগর্মির পর মাথাব্যথা, ঋতু বাধাপ্রাপ্ত হয়ে মাথাব্যথা, গর্ভাবস্থায় মাথাব্যথা, রোগী মনে করে যেন তাহার মাথাটি বড় হয়ে যাইতেছে; মাথাব্যথা সূর্যোদয় হইতে আরভ হইয়া সূর্যাস্ত পর্যস্ত স্থায়ী হয়, মস্তিষ্কে রক্তাধিক্যবশতঃ শিশুদের তড়কা বা মস্তিস্ক প্রদাহ।
জরায়ু হইতে প্রবল রক্তস্রাবের পর মাথাব্যথা। গর্ভাবস্থায় বাঁ প্রসব কালীন আক্ষেপ, চক্ষু রক্তবর্ণ, চক্ষু ঘুরিতে থাকে বা হাত মুষ্টিবন্ধ বা হাতের আঙুলগুলি পিছনের দিকে বাকিয়া যাইতে থাকে, সংজ্ঞাহীনতা। গর্ভাবস্থার আক্ষেপ বা এক্ল্যাম্পসিয়া অতি ভীষণ ব্যাপার।
প্রস্রাব কমিয়া যাওয়া, এলবুমিন দেখা দেওয়া ও মাথায় যন্ত্রনা হইতে থাকিলে সতর্ক হওয়া উচিত। এই অবস্থায় সিকুটা, কুপ্রাম, গ্লোনইন প্রভৃতি ঔষধ গুলি প্রায়ই বেশ উপকারে আসে, তবে পুর্ব হইতে ধাতুগত দোষের চিকিৎসায় এরূপ অবস্থা দেখা দিবার সম্ভাবনা থাকে না। রক্তের চাপ বৃদ্ধি-তরুণ অবস্থায় বেশ উপকারে আসে।
গ্লোনইন রোগী বাহির হইতে বাড়ী ফিরিয়া নিজের বাড়ী চিনিয়া উঠিতে পারে না, চেনা লোককেও অচেনা মনে হয়। শিশুদের দাঁত উঠার সময় মস্তিস্ক প্রদাহ, সদ্যোজাত শিশু লাল - নীল হয়ে যাওয়া (রক্তের চাপবৃদ্ধিতে, বিশেষতঃ স্ত্রী লোকদের
জরায়ু বা ভিম্বকোষজনিত ব্যাপারে ভিস্কাম অতি ফলপ্রদ। রোগী বামপাশ চাপিয়া শুইলে শ্বাসকষ্ট বৃদ্ধি পায়)।
Allen's Keynotes
Mental Generals
Nervous temperament: Plethoric, florid, sensitive women persons readily affected.
Bad effects of mental excitement, fright, fear, mechanical injuries and their later consequences; from having the hair cut (Acon., Bell.).
Physical Generals
Children get sick in the evening when sitting before an open coal fire, or falling asleep there.
Head
Female Reproductive System
Cardio-vascular System
Nervous System
Modalities
Relation
Leaders in homoeopathic therapeutics
This is, in the first place, one of our great head remedies. It has intense pain in the head, with great throbbing and sensation of fullness and constriction of the vessels of the neck. There are so many symptoms attending this condition of congestion that it is not wise to try to give them all here.
I used, in my early practice, to carry a small vial of the is't dilution in my case on purpose for those who were inclined to sneer at the young doctor and his sweet medicine, and many a disbeliever have I convinced, in about five to ten minutes, that there might be power in small, sweet medicine, by dropping on the tongue a drop of this preparation, for it seldom failed to produce its characteristic throbbing headache within that time.
One lady, not willing to acknowledge that it affected her, rose to leave the room, and fainted and would have fallen on the floor if I had not caught her. No one ever asked after that experiment for any more proof of the power of homoeopathic medicine.
This throbbing headache, seeming to arise from the neck, is very characteristic, and the throbbing is not a mere sensation but is visible in the carotid arteries. The vessels are full to bursting, and if their walls were not healthy there is danger of apoplexy.
No remedy equals this one for producing sudden and severe congestion of the head, and none can cure it quicker when indicated by the symptoms. The remedies that stand nearest Glonoine in their effect on the head, I believe to be Belladonna and Melilotus. Belladonna and Glonoine both have the fullness, pain and throbbing, but that of Glonoine is more intense and sudden in its onset, and, on the other hand, subsides more rapidly when relieved. Again, Glonoine is better adapted to the first or congestive stage of inflammatory diseases of the brain, while Belladonna goes further and may still be the appropriate remedy after the inflammatory stage is fully initiated. Belladonna is better by bending the head backward; Glonoine worse. Belladoniia is made worse by having the head uncovered, and suffers from having the hair cut ; Glonoiite must have the head uncovered, can't bear to wear his hat, or wants the hair cut. Belladonna is worse lying down, even if he keeps still; Glonoine though, sometimes worse after lying down is also sometimes better when lying still. One symptom very characteristic of Glonoine is, that the patient carries the head very carefully, for the least jar or shaking of it greatly aggravates the pain. Another peculiar symptom is, it seems to the patient that there is not only throbbing, but there is an undulating sensation as if the brain were moving in waves synchronous with the pulse. There is more disturbance of the heart action with Glonoijte than with Belladonna though both have it strongly.
Melilotus also has great congestion to the head, with pain and sense of fullness. Not being so thoroughly proven as Belladonna and Glonoine, we cannot so clearly indicate the exact place for it, but there is one very prominent symptom which always makes one think of it, viz.; " Glowing redness of the face." No remedy that I know of has it more strongly. Glonoine and Belladonna may both have very red face ; on the other hand, a pale face, with the other congestive symptoms, does not contra-indicate them, but does Melilotus. Then, again, with Melilotus the head symptoms are often relieved by a profuse epistaxis, which is also another very prominent symptom of this remedy. I cured a very bad case of typhus cerebralis, and also a case of insanity of long standing, with this remedy, being guided to it by these symptoms. " Looses his way in well-known streets" is a symptom of Glonoine that has several times been confirmed. The local congestions of Glonoine are often found in different diseases; for instance, climacteric flushings are often most felt in the head. Glonoine cures such cases. It is also useful in puerperal convulsions. And another symptom often present in these cases is, a sense as if the head were expanding from fullness. Now look out for convulsions and give Glonoine especially if there be albumen in the urine. Congestion to the head from suppressed or retarded menses sometimes finds a remedy here ; also, different pathological conditions of the heart, but the symptoms must be present.
For sunstroke it is probably oftener indicated than any other remedy ; also, for the after-sufferings therefrom. Not only from sunstroke, but from other bad effects of radiate heat ; for instance, children get sick in the night after sitting too long or falling asleep before an open coal fire. Then, again, warm room increases the headache and warm bed the faceache.
" Burning between the shoulders " is another symptom of this remedy, like Lycopodium and Phosphorus. Ammonium muriaticum and Lachnanthes have the opposite. While we are here now I will call attention to another remedy, which, for flushings and congestions to head and face, resembles Glonoine.
