• It seems to possess a specific relation to the spleen.

• A left-sided remedy generally.

• For anæmic patients where liver and spleen are at fault.

• Active hemastatic, materially reducing the clotting of blood.

• Marked blood pressure reducing powers.

• Indicated in conditions of enlarged spleen, often with associated anemia and liver dysfunction.

• It causes general weakness and fatigue due to impaired blood production.

• It causes tendency to hemorrhages.

• Symptoms are often aggravated by lying on the left side.

• It affects the blood and its production.

• A remedy for cachexia.

• It causes debility and prostration.

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• It causes irritability and mood swings related to underlying physical weakness.

• It causes mental dullness and difficulty concentrating.

• It causes anxiety and apprehension regarding health.

• It causes a feeling of being overwhelmed by physical symptoms.

• It causes restlessness despite exhaustion.

• It causes depression accompanying physical ailments.

• It causes apathy and indifference.

• It causes forgetfulness.

• It causes difficulty thinking clearly.

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• Ceanothus Americanus, also known as New Jersey Tea or Red-root, primarily affects the spleen, blood, and liver.

• Marked action on the splenic region, causing enlargement and tenderness.

• Anemia and related conditions are prominent, along with lymphatic disturbances.

• General weakness and exhaustion are experienced.

• Irritability and a tendency to be easily angered.

• Mental dullness and difficulty concentrating.

• Apprehension and anxiety about health.

• A feeling of being overwhelmed and unable to cope with daily tasks.

• It causes vertigo with a sensation of weakness.

• It causes dull, heavy headache.

• It causes congestive headaches.

• It causes weakness of vision.

• It causes dim vision.

• It causes photophobia.

• It causes hearing diminished.

• It causes epistaxis with dark blood.

• It causes sore throat.

• Chronic bronchitis with profuse secretion.

• It causes cough that is worse lying down.

• It causes dyspnea.

• It causes shortness of breath.

• It causes oppression of chest.

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• It causes feeling of oppression in the chest.

• It causes weak heart action.

• It causes enlarged heart.

• It causes pulse weak and rapid.

• Loss of appetite.

• It causes nausea and vomiting.

• It causes pain and fullness in the epigastric region.

• It causes gastric catarrh.

• It causes dyspepsia.

• It causes sour eructations.

• Ague cake of malaria (enlarged spleen).

• It causes pain in liver.

• It causes enlarged and painful spleen.

• It causes tenderness in the left hypochondrium.

• It causes hepatic congestion.

• It causes ascites.

• It causes jaundice.

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• Splenic enlargement and tenderness to touch.

• Pain in the liver region, with a sensation of fullness.

• Abdominal distension and bloating.

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• Constipation or diarrhea, often alternating.

• Stool may be dark or bloody.

• It causes hard, difficult stools.

• It causes ineffectual urging for stool.

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• Constipation, with hard, dry stools.

• Diarrhea, with dark, offensive stools.

• Hemorrhoids, with bleeding and burning pain.

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• It causes scanty urine.

• It causes frequent urination.

• It causes burning sensation during urination.

• Yellow, weakening leucorrhœa.

• It causes menstrual irregularities; heavy or suppressed menses.

• It causes metrorrhagia.

• It causes uterine hemorrhage.

• It causes amenorrhea.

• It causes stiffness and soreness of the back muscles.

• It causes weakness of back.

• It causes lumbago.

• Weakness and heaviness of the limbs.

• It causes swelling of the ankles and feet (edema) related to anemia or liver dysfunction.

• It causes cold extremities.

• It causes numbness in extremities.

• It causes rheumatoid pains in limbs.

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• Pain in the limbs, especially in the back and legs.

• Weakness and fatigue in the extremities.

• Swelling of the ankles and feet.

• Pale or yellowish complexion.

• It causes edema of the skin.

• It causes pruritus.

• Unable to lie on left side.

• It causes restless sleep with frequent waking.

• It causes insomnia.

• It causes sleeplessness due to discomfort.

• Lying on the left side.

• Motion.

• Damp weather.

• Cold.

• Exertion.

• Better (>): Rest.

• Warmth.

• Lying on the right side.

• Quiet.

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• Compare: Berberis; Myrica; Cedron; Agaricus (spleen).

• China (anemia, spleen).

• Carduus Marianus (liver).

• Consider in cases of splenic enlargement following malaria or other febrile diseases.

• Useful in conditions with combined liver and spleen involvement, with associated anemia.

• Useful in leukaemia.

• It can be used in chronic malaria.

• Useful in cases of splenitis.

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• Cold.

• Damp weather.

• Exertion.

• At night.

• Lying on the left side (aggravates splenic symptoms).

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• Headache, especially in the frontal region, often associated with liver or splenic complaints.

• Vertigo and dizziness.

• Congestion and a feeling of fullness in the head.

• Weakness of vision.

• Yellowish discoloration of the conjunctiva.

• Aching pains in the eyes.

• Tinnitus, ringing or buzzing sounds in the ears.

• Epistaxis, nosebleeds, often dark and clotted.

• Sore throat with a sensation of dryness and irritation.

• Cough, dry and hacking, often worse at night.

• Shortness of breath, especially on exertion.

• Feeling of constriction in the chest.

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• Palpitations, with a rapid and irregular heartbeat.

• Pain in the chest, often sharp and stabbing in nature.

• Congestion and a feeling of tightness.

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• Loss of appetite.

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Pain and tenderness in the epigastric region.

• Frequent urination, with scanty or dark urine.

• Pain in the kidneys.

• Albuminuria.

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• In females, menstrual irregularities.

• Leucorrhea.

• Rest.

• Warmth.

• Open air.

• Ferrum Metallicum.

• China.

• Sulphur.

• Camphor.

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• Ceanothus is similar to remedies affecting the spleen, such as:

• Quercus glandium spiritus.

• China.

• Carduus marianus (liver).

• Remedies for anemia:

• Ferrum Metallicum.

• Calcarea phosphorica.