Cocculus is famous for the treatment of vertigo. Vertigo results from
the weakness of the vestibular ne rve which carries the sensation of
conduction results in dizziness a nd the person cannot maintain
Due to the weakness of the nervous system , the physical efficiency
and the efficiency of the brain is di sturbed. The patient feels tired and
weak. Later, this weakness may turn into full-fledged paralysis. The
They virtually remain awake day and night and are in constant state of
cured by Cocculus.
they take care of the patient as a pa rt of their professional duty. They
do not have any direct personal re lationship with the patient.
Generally, their physical fatigue does not convert into nervous
tension.
In the Cocculus patient, the body starts feeling weak as a result of
always in a state of anxiety and apprehen sion, which results in
during travel. One must always keep Cocculus as the initial treatment
for imbalance resulting from sudden motion.
The skin of a chronic Cocculus patient shivers. The hands tremble
when picking up an object . There is loss of coordination in the
make a quick turn. They have to turn slowly to avoid severe
dizziness.
Some symptoms of Cocculus rese mble those of Belladonna. In
due to the variation in the pressure of the blood towards the brain. In
anguish. Unlike Belladonna, the face of a Cocculus patient is of
normal complexion and there is no u nusual flow of blood towards the
In Cocculus, the patient feels severe colicky abdominal pain. There
unconscious due to severe pain. Th e patient dislikes food and their
In Cocculus, there is a delay in message relay from one point to
paralysis is a long period of worr isome night vigil, problems and
apprehension.
answers questions very sl owly. He is lost in his own thoughts. He
exposure, like Belladonna and Glonoine.
constriction of the pupils, are also the symptoms of Cocculus.
In Cocculus, there is a metallic taste in the mouth, which is somewhat
will respond to Cocculus.
Colchicum. Whenever a gland is inflamed and enlarged , the
but in Cocculus the swelling an d inflammation is secondary to
paralysis. Similarly, due to the paralysis of the intestines and the
very difficult to expel the stools.
continue for much longer. Thes e symptoms are present in other
ideal treatment. The specific symp toms of Cocculus are generalized
delayed conduction of sens ation along the nerves. Copious watery
makes the patient very weak, so mu ch so that she talks with great
sweats alternately. A Cocculus patie nt cannot tolerate gusty wind or
CM, to be repeated after a long pe riod. This kind of paralysis is
treatable with Cocculus and only Cocculus; otherwise the patient
remains untreated for life.
o CM.