Rumex Crispus is extremely useful in the treatment of cough arising
producing a lot of phlegm, although, sometimes, it may be associated
diagnosis of Rumex. In fact, Rume x can work very well in a dry
shortly after going to sleep. He may sometimes not be able to sleep.
The patient may unknowingly wet hi mself during a severe bout of
Sometimes, inflammation or infecti on results in the production of a
copious amount of phlegm. Such a patient is described of phlegmatic
nature. In Greek medicine, patients are ascribed to be of various
natures, including bilious, phlegma tic, asthmatic and melancholic.
The Rumex patient will produce a lot of phlegm, if he is of phlegmatic
nature. But another patient showin g symptoms of Ru mex who is not
of phlegmatic nature may not produce any phlegm at al l. The nature
of the patient works as a guideline for arriving at the correct diagnosis.
This should be understood with refe rence to the classical medical
Rumex is also useful in the treatment of many abdominal
leave the bed abruptly. The stools are copious, watery and of dark
In Rumex, the tongue becomes excoriated at its margin and is coated
with a thick, yellowish crust. There is itching over various parts of the
becomes more severe.
A Rumex patient is very weak. He is extremely irritable and not able
to comprehend very much. He suffers from a light continuous type of
begins usually at 11p.m. whether th e patient is awake or asleep.
Another symptom of Rumex is the hoarseness of voice . Excessive
amounts of thick phlegm make speaki ng difficult. There is a feeling
swallowing and hawking.
air.