TARENTULA HISPANIA
ZOOLOGICAL NAME: Tarentula hispania.
FAMILY: Lycoside
COMMON NAMES: Spanish spider
The hairy spider has six eyes, several pairs of legs, with the third pair in particular being the shortest, and is described as having a stout body that is grayish brown on the upper surface and deep saffron yellow on the under surface with a transverse black band. The spider is most poisonous in the month of July.
SOUTH AMERICA AND THE SOUTH OF EUROPE, SPECIFICALLY SPAIN
THE WHOLE SPIDERS WAS USED.
HOMOEOPATHIC USES
CHOREA:Involuntary movements of the legs make walking difficult. Chorea movements. Restless arms, urge to keep arms busy, pick fingers. Hyperesthesia, least excitement irritates. Extreme restlessness, must keep moving even though walking aggravates.
HYSTERIA:When there are no observers present, there is no hysteria, but when attention is focused on her, she twitches. She exhibits sudden mood swings, destructive impulses, dances up and down, is sensitive to music, is destructive, tears her clothes, etc. She also feigns fainting tendencies and has the urge to strike others or herself. She laughs, mocks, runs, dances, makes gestures, and sings until she is hoarse or exhausted.
CARBUNCLES: A deep, purple-colored abscess known as a carbuncle that is burning and aids in the pus’s evacuation.
ECZEMA:Itchy skin that feels like insects are crawling and creeping after Ars and Sulphur have failed.
HEADACHE:Wants to have her hair brushed, pulled, or her head rubbed. Severe headache that feels like thousands of needles are pricking into her brain. Heavy pain in the temples that extends to her face and neck.
Pruritus vulvae is characterized by intense itching that worsens after sex, severe nymphomania, and pruritus vulvae, which develops after menstruation.
POTENCY: 6 to 30 potency.
NOT TO BE PRESCRIBED BELOW THREE TIMES; POISONOUS
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