Lilium Tig is considered to be the friend of women. It is particularly
They have a feeling as if their uter us and internal or gans are sagging
down, which they unknowingly keep on trying to push up. The
They may also pass dark blood clots. Bleeding increases on
A Lilium Tig patient happens to be a religious fanatic. If she is a
talks nonsense; whereas in her normal life she is quite rational. The
patient indulges in useless argumen tation only under the influence of
this disease. Generally, young boys and girls continue to argue even if
they know that they are wrong. Peop le who diet excessively may also
develop this tendency, although they are not Lilium Tig patients.
Excessive dieting can aff ect thinking temporarily. However
prolonged scrupulous dieting can leav e permanent ill effects on their
dieting. A balanced diet and suitabl e exercise, rather than starvation,
are the best means to control body we ight and achieve good health, or
the person will acquire the stubborn nature and illogical
argumentation of Lilium Tig due to starvation.
Like Hyoscyamus and Cantharis, there is a tendency towards sexual
ecstasy. However, in Lilium Tig, unlik e Hyoscyamus and Cantharis,
the sexual urge becomes a chronic illness that is very difficult to
overcome.
sensation of the hands and feet.
One symptom resembles that of Merc Cor e.g. the dysentery in which
the patient continues to feel discom fort and griping even after having
passed the stools. In Merc Cor, the patient has only the feeling of
incomplete opening of the bowels, while in Lilium Tig the patient
continues to feel like going to the lavatory all the time. Like Merc
Cor, the patient also feels a burning sensation even after having
passed the urine.
Once the scary thought of becoming insa ne becomes set in the
something or somebody else. He cannot avoid this supposition. This
is typical of Lilium Tig. The patient frequently goes into severe
many such young men. In addition to the medication, the patient also
requires counselling with love and affection. In general,
psychological and physical ailments ar e very intimately related, even
to an inseparable extent. If dur ing homoeopathic practice, one can
diagnose the psychological conditi on, the treatment of the related
body will also feel relief. Some of the Lilium Tig patients believe that
they have not been properly understood. It becomes very difficult to
avoid them and their useless c ontinued argumentation. One cannot
make them understand in any way. They should just be given the
appropriate treatment. If the treatment becomes effective, they will
return to normality, otherwise they will forever insist that nobody has
been able to understand them properly.
heaviness. The patient feels very hungry and especially desires to eat
meat. He also remains very thirsty. Urination is frequent , but