• Citrus Vulgaris is useful in scorbutus, chronic rheumatism, and hemorrhages.

• Citrus Vulgaris benefits all forms of dropsy, particularly ascites.

• Citrus Vulgaris may be effective for cancer pains generally, especially of the tongue.

• The patient has marked debility and exhaustion.

• The patient has a general feeling of soreness and bruising.

• The patient is sensitive to cold air and drafts.

• The patient experiences aggravation from motion.

• The patient has an aversion to being touched or approached.

• Symptoms are often lateralized, particularly to the right side.

• The patient has a tendency to faint.

• The patient has cachexia.

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• The patient has irritability and impatience.

• The patient has anxiety and restlessness, especially in the evening.

• The patient has depression, with a feeling of hopelessness.

• The patient has difficulty concentrating and remembering.

• The patient has an aversion to mental work.

• The patient has a fear of disease, particularly cancer.

• The patient has emotional sensitivity; easily moved to tears.

• The patient is in a state of indifference, apathy, and listlessness.

• The patient is easily angered by trifles.

• The patient dwells on past unpleasant events.

• The head feels heavy, as if it would fall forward.

• The patient has sharp, shooting pains in the head.

• Headaches are often worse on the right side.

• Headache from motion.

• Headache with sensitivity to noise.

• Blurred vision.

• Sensitivity to light.

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• Diplopia.

• Black spots before the eyes.

• , with a tendency to fall to the left.

• Hearing diminished.

• Ears feel stopped up.

• Frequent sneezing.

• Watery nasal discharge.

• Nosebleeds.

• Loss of smell.

• Dryness of the nasal passages.

• Facial neuralgias, mostly right-sided.

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• or sallow complexion.

• Swelling of the face.

• Cracking of the lips.

• Acne on the face.

• Dryness of the throat.

• Difficulty swallowing.

• Sensation of a lump in the throat.

• Hoarseness.

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• Thoracic oppression.

• Tightness in the chest.

• Shortness of breath.

• Palpitations.

• Cough, dry and hacking, worse at night.

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• , especially on exertion.

• Feeling of suffocation.

• Cough with expectoration of mucus.

• Cough aggravated by cold air.

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• Palpitations, especially when lying down.

• Irregular heartbeat.

• Weak pulse.

• Feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Pain in the chest worse on inspiration.

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• Nausea and vomiting.

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• , cramping.

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• , watery and offensive.

• Loss of appetite.

• Sour eructations.

• Bloating after eating.

• Thirst for cold water.

• Pain in the liver region.

• Ascites.

• Flatulence.

• Rumbling in the bowels.

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• , with bleeding.

• Ineffectual urging to stool.

• Rectal tenesmus.

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• Frequent urination.

• Scanty urine.

• Burning sensation during urination.

• Involuntary urination.

• Urine dark and turbid.

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• Loss of sexual desire.

• (Female) Irregular menstruation.

• Leucorrhea.

• Menses too early, too profuse.

• Uterine prolapse.

• Chronic rheumatism.

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• , especially in the knees and ankles.

• Swelling of the joints.

• Weakness in the limbs.

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• Dropsical swelling of the lower extremities.

• Gouty pains.

• Stiffness of the joints.

• Pain worse from motion and cold.

• Back: Pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region. Stiffness of the back.

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• Skin: Dryness of the skin. Itching. Eruptions. Ulcers.

• Sleep: Restless sleep. Insomnia. Frequent waking.

• Dreams: Anxious dreams. Vivid dreams.

• Cold air, drafts. Motion. Touch. Night. Lying down. Damp weather.

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• Warmth. Rest. Open air. Pressure.

• Calcarea carbonica, Sulphur.

• Camphora.

• Citrus Vulgaris provides mechanical stimulus to peristalsis.

• Consider Citrus Vulgaris for pain from cancer of the tongue. (Used as a local application and mouth wash, one dram to 8 ozs of water.)

• Consider Citrus Vulgaris in cases of cachexia with underlying malignancy.