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Glonoinum

(Glonoinum · Nitroglycerin)

The remedy of the pounding head. In the materia medica, Glonoinum is associated with a surging, throbbing rush of blood to the head, especially from sun or heat, with a full, bursting feeling and pulsation felt through the body.

Fever & acute | Hormones

Source

Nitroglycerin (glyceryl trinitrate), highly diluted

Kingdom

Mineral

Abbreviation

Glon.

Home acute kit

Usually prescribed by a homeopath

The classic picture

(a remedy is chosen when the whole picture fits the person, not from a single symptom)

Throbbing, bursting headache; the head feels too large and every heartbeat is felt in it

Comes on from sun or heat on the head; cannot bear heat about the head and wants it uncovered

Pulsation felt all through the body, down to the fingertips

Hot flushes around menopause, and a confused feeling where familiar places seem strange

Tends to feel better

Uncovering the head

Cool air

Tends to feel worse

Sun and heat on the head

Jarring and stooping

Having the hair cut

Lying down

How it compares

(remedies that are often confused with Glonoinum)

  • Belladonna

    (Atropa belladonna)

    Both throb with heat in the head; Belladonna adds redness, dilated pupils and fever, while Glonoinum's surges come in waves with sun and heat.

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  • Lachesis

    (Lachesis mutus)

    Both have hot flushes and can't bear tight collars; Lachesis is talkative and worse on waking, Glonoinum dominated by pounding congestion.

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Side-by-side comparisons

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From the classic texts

“Head heavy, but cannot lay it on pillow. Cannot bear any heat about head. Better from uncovering head. Throbbing headache.”

William Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica (1901)

“Brain feels too large, full, bursting; blood seems to be pumped upwards; throbs at every jar, step, pulse.”

Henry C. Allen, Keynotes and Characteristics (1898)

Articles that mention Glonoinum

Cooling Down Naturally: What To Try When Hot Flashes Hit Hard

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