Cina is very famous for the treatment of worm infestation in children.
Its peculiar nature is that of ill temper. It s patients (children) get
outraged over trivial matters. Nothing can please them. They are very
sensitive. Their hypersensitivity is no t only of their nature but it also
hesitates to face a stranger. Like the patient of Chamomilla, the
patient makes strange demands, and when the demand is met, he
throws away the object. Being stared at by somebody upsets him.
The Cina patients grind their teeth during the night, which is
ghosts. They scream during sleep and wake up trembling. The
children like to sleep on their hands and knees.
experiences an array of colours, especially yellow. The pupils are
dilated. The patient experiences blackouts. There is constant
irritation inside the nose, which needs to be constantly rubbed. The
irritation is never endin g. The margins of the nostrils shrink inside.
Around the mouth and the lips, ye llowish or bluish round spots
develop.
and quivering all over the body. When such a patient is patted on his
The symptoms of Cina aggravate af ter taking food. The patient feels
very hungry. The child throws up clotted milk. The nature of Cina
little differently than in Aethusa. In Aethusa, the child vomits milk as
dysentery is more common. The stools are mixed with a whitish
sticky material (mucus). When the infection has become well
In a Cina patient, the sensation of touch and taste are either enhanced
or reduced significantly. In other words, they are out of balance.
Often, the patient eats one thing and perceives the taste of something
is also useful for the treatment of worm infestation.
The stools of a patient of Cina are foul-smelling and propulsive, like
Podophylum. A peculiar symptom of Cina is that when the child lies
treatment of epilepsy developing after a malarial attack.
q u i t e s o m e t i m e . C i n a c a n b e a d m inistered to control this kind of
suffering. The symptoms of Cina a ggravate after food at night and in