Catarrh of Eustachian tubes. Inflammatory pains in the ear. Pain deep in the ear. Pain and swelling of the parotid glands. Sensitive to noise.
Crusts form in the nose.
Discharge excoriating, purulent. When this remedy has been given on the biochemical theory in the low potencies its use has been limited to the acute stage of coryza, but when used homoeopathically this limitation does not hold good. Who would think of limiting Ferrum or Phos. Epistaxis with coryza, during fever, or headache when the head is hot and full. Epistaxis in the morning, on blowing the nose, with cough, Sneezing.