• Eucalyptus globulus (Blue Gum-tree) is a powerful antiseptic.

• Destructive to low forms of life.

• A stimulating expectorant.

• An efficient diaphoretic.

• Eucalyptus globulus is a remedy for conditions of atonicity and debility, especially after exhausting illnesses.

• Marked effects on catarrhal processes.

• Effective for malaria and intestinal disturbance.

• It acts primarily on the mucous surfaces of the respiratory, genito-urinary, and gastro-intestinal tracts.

• Symptoms of exhaustion and toxæmia are prominent.

• It produces diuresis and great increase of urea.

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• A gastro-intestinal irritant.

• Useful for fevers of a relapsing character.

• Useful for Influenza.

• Useful for Typhoid.

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• Mental dullness and apathy.

• The patient experiences irritability, easily vexed.

• Weakness of memory, difficulty concentrating.

• The patient has a feeling of being overwhelmed by illness.

• The patient may be anxious about health, fearing serious illness.

• Indifference to surroundings.

• Depression and low spirits.

• The patient is restless, but without energy.

• A dull, heavy headache, often frontal.

• The headache is associated with catarrhal conditions or fever.

• Vertigo and lightheadedness.

• A sensation of fullness in the head.

• The eyes smart and burn.

• A feeling of sand in the eyes.

• Blurred vision.

• Photophobia.

• Dim vision.

• Deafness, especially after catarrhal affections.

• Tinnitus, ringing in the ears.

• Pain in the ears, often associated with throat infections.

• Purulent discharge from the ear.

• Copious, watery or thick, yellow nasal discharge.

• A stuffed-up feeling in the nose.

• Loss of smell.

• Epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• Catarrh extends to frontal sinuses.

• Sore throat, raw and burning sensation.

• Dryness of the throat.

• Hoarseness.

• Cough, often with a rattling sound in the chest.

• Difficult swallowing.

• Cough, spasmodic and paroxysmal, often worse at night.

• Expectoration of thick, yellow, or greenish mucus.

• Bronchitis, especially chronic bronchitis.

• Asthma, with difficult breathing and wheezing.

• Pneumonia, especially in debilitated individuals.

• A feeling of oppression in the chest.

• Dyspnea.

• Rattling in the chest.

• A short, dry cough.

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• Weakness of the heart.

• Rapid pulse.

• There are palpitations.

• Irregular pulse.

• Pain in the chest, sharp and stitching.

• A feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Congestion of the lungs.

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• Atonic dyspepsia, gastric and intestinal catarrh.

• Pain in stomach and upper intestines several hours after eating.

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Diarrhea, watery and offensive.

• Dysentery.

• Abdominal pain and distension.

• Loss of appetite.

• Thirst for cold drinks.

• Burning in the stomach.

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• Increased urination, diuresis.

• The urine contains increased urea.

• Burning pain on urination.

• Cystitis.

• The urine smells strongly aromatic.

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• Leucorrhea, profuse and offensive.

• Prostatitis.

• Impotence due to exhaustion.

• There are seminal emissions at night.

• Weakness and aching in the limbs.

• Heaviness of the legs.

• Coldness of the extremities.

• Rheumatism.

• Neuralgia.

• There are pains in the joints.

• Stiffness of muscles.

• There are cramps in legs.

• Cold, clammy skin.

• Perspiration profuse and offensive.

• Dry, itching skin.

• Sleeplessness.

• Restless sleep.

• There are dreams vivid and disturbing.

• There are night sweats.

• At night.

• From exertion.

• From cold, damp weather.

• After eating.

• Motion.

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• From rest.

• From warmth.

• Open air.

• Lying down.

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• Complementary remedies: Hamamelis, Baptisia, China.

• Antidotes: Camphor.

• Comparisons: Hamamelis (hemorrhages), Baptisia (typhoid states), China (debility), Arsenicum album (debility, offensive discharges).