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What are the mental symptoms of Gelsemium?
1. Great irritability, does not wish to be spoken to. 2. Irritable, sensitive; desires to be let alone. 3. Incapacity to think or fix the attention. 4. Vivacity, carelessness, followed by depression of spirits. 5. Unconnected ideas; cannot follow an idea for any length of time; if he attempts to thiRead more
1. Great irritability, does not wish to be spoken to.
See less2. Irritable, sensitive; desires to be let alone.
3. Incapacity to think or fix the attention.
4. Vivacity, carelessness, followed by depression of spirits.
5. Unconnected ideas; cannot follow an idea for any length of time; if he attempts to think consecutively he is attacked by a painful vacant feeling of the mind.
6. Loss of memory, with a headache.
7. Unconsciousness.
8. Delirium in sleep; half-waking, with incoherent talk.
9. Acts as if crazy, brandishes a sword in a threatening manner.
10. Stupor, cannot open the eyes.
11. Dulness of the mental faculties.
12. Sensation of intoxication, with diarrhśa.
13. Cataleptic immobility, with dilated pupils, closed eyes, but conscious.
14. Confusion; when attempting to move, the muscles refuse to obey the will; head giddy.
15. Strong inclination to suicide.
16. Want to throw myself from a height. Invariably think of going to the window. This is succeeded by an inclination to weep, and I generally have a good cry, and while the desire to throw myself from a height lasts, I clench my hands and nervous rigors run all over my body down to fingers and toes. It seems as if I should lose my senses.
17. Dread of being alone; afraid of what may happen; think I may lose self-control. These feelings are followed by a strong inclination to talk or write, increased sense of mental capacity and memory.
18. Every exciting news causes diarrhśa; bad effects from fright and fear.
19. Cowardice.
What are the fever symptoms of gelsemiun?
1. Pulse slow, accelerated by motion. 2. Limbs cold with oppressed breathing. 3. Cold hands and feet. 4. In the evening, when entering a warm room, thirst, pain in the back and loins, and in the lower part of the thighs. 5. Chilliness in the upper part of the body and back. 6. Chilliness every day aRead more
1. Pulse slow, accelerated by motion.
See less2. Limbs cold with oppressed breathing.
3. Cold hands and feet.
4. In the evening, when entering a warm room, thirst, pain in the back and loins, and in the lower part of the thighs.
5. Chilliness in the upper part of the body and back.
6. Chilliness every day at the same hour.
7. Chilliness esp. in the morning.
8. Chilliness, languid aching in back and limbs, sense of fatigue, every afternoon, 4 to 5 o’clock.
9. Nervous chill, the skin is warm; wants to be held that he may not shake so much.
10. Chill with cold hands, feet, and headache.
11. Chills begin in the hands; chills running up the back, hands, and feet cold.
12. Chilliness esp. along spine.
13. Chill with weak pulse.
14. Coldness of the feet as if they were in cold water, with heat in the head and face, and headache.
15. Chill followed by heat and later by perspiration.
16. Heat principally on the head and face.
17. Typhoid fever when so-called nervous symptoms predominate.
18. In eruptive and other fevers less restlessness than in Acon.; less violence and suddenness of aggravation than Bell.; languid asthenic fever.
19. Profuse perspiration relieving the pains.
20. Perspires freely from slight exertion.
21. Intermittent fevers.
22. Children’s remittent fever.
23. Cerebro-spinal meningitis.─Measles.
What are the mental symptoms of cina?
1. Lachrymose and plaintive humor. 2. A child cries when it is touched; is averse to being caressed. 3. Continual inquietude, with desire for things of all kinds, which are rejected some moments after. 4. Disposition to be offended by trifling jests. 5. Great anguish and anxiety on walking in the opRead more
1. Lachrymose and plaintive humor.
See less2. A child cries when it is touched; is averse to being caressed.
3. Continual inquietude, with desire for things of all kinds, which are rejected some moments after.
4. Disposition to be offended by trifling jests.
5. Great anguish and anxiety on walking in the open air.
6. Delirium.
What are the nasal symptoms of cina?
1. Epistaxis; also bleeding from the mouth. 2. Inclination to put the fingers into the nose. 3. The child rubs the nose constantly and bores with the fingers in the nose until blood comes out. 4. Flow of pus from the nose. 5. Violent sneezing, which provokes a sensation of pressure on the temples, aRead more
1. Epistaxis; also bleeding from the mouth.
See less2. Inclination to put the fingers into the nose.
3. The child rubs the nose constantly and bores with the fingers in the nose until blood comes out.
4. Flow of pus from the nose.
5. Violent sneezing, which provokes a sensation of pressure on the temples, and seems as though it would burst the chest.
6. Fluent coryza, with sensation of burning in the nostrils.
7. Stoppage of the nose, in the evening.
8. Fluent coryza at noon.
9. The nose burns.
What are the urinary symptoms of cina?
1. Frequent want to make water, with profuse discharge. 2. Wetting the bed. 3. Urine soon becomes turbid. 4. Involuntary emission of urine (at night). 5. Urine milky.
1. Frequent want to make water, with profuse discharge.
See less2. Wetting the bed.
3. Urine soon becomes turbid.
4. Involuntary emission of urine (at night).
5. Urine milky.
What are the respiratory symptoms of cina?
1. Short, interrupted breathing. 2. Respiration wheezing and panting. 3. Abundance of mucus in the larynx, which is constant, and compels continual hawking. 4. Gagging cough in the morning after rising; irritation thereto (as from dust); is renewed by inspiration after a long interval. 5. Cough, excRead more
1. Short, interrupted breathing.
See less2. Respiration wheezing and panting.
3. Abundance of mucus in the larynx, which is constant, and compels continual hawking.
4. Gagging cough in the morning after rising; irritation thereto (as from dust); is renewed by inspiration after a long interval.
5. Cough, excited by taking a deep inspiration.
6. Dry, tickling cough induced by reading (to oneself).
7. Hoarse, transient cough in the evening.
8. Dry cough, with cramp, want of breath, anxiety, paleness of face, and groans after the paroxysm; or with the stiffness of the body, and bleeding from the nose and mouth.
9. Cough, with sudden starts, and loss of consciousness.
10. Before coughing, the child raises herself suddenly, tosses wildly about, the whole body becomes stiff, she loses consciousness, just as if she would have an epileptic fit, then follows the cough.
11. Whooping-cough in violent, periodically returning attacks, from a titillating sensation in the throat, as of a feather, and much tough mucus:─in the morning without expectoration, in the evening with difficult expectoration of white, occasionally blood-streaked mucus, which is tasteless; worse in the morning and in the evening; better during the night, aggravated by drinking, walking in the open air, pressing on the larynx, when lying on the right side, in the cold air, and when awaking from sleep.
What are the mental symptoms of chamomilla?
1. Attacks of great anguish, as if the heart would break, with complete discouragement, excessive inquietude, agitation and tossing, groans and tears, accompanied often by drawing colic, and pressure at the pit of the stomach. 2. Disposition to weep, and to be angry, with great sensitiveness to theRead more
1. Attacks of great anguish, as if the heart would break, with complete discouragement, excessive inquietude, agitation and tossing, groans and tears, accompanied often by drawing colic, and pressure at the pit of the stomach.
See less2. Disposition to weep, and to be angry, with great sensitiveness to the offense.
3. Crying and howling.
4. The child cries and wants to be carried on the arm.
5. Quarrelsome and choleric humor.
6. Mischievous disposition in children.
7. Mental excitement, with a strong tendency to be frightened.
8. Hypochondriacal humor.
9. Patients neither endure to be addressed by others, nor to be interrupted when conversing.
10. Peevishness, ill-humour, absence of mind, taciturnity, and repugnance to the conversation.
11. State of mental abstraction and inadvertence, as if plunged in meditation, with diminished comprehension.
12. A sort of stupidity, and apathy to pleasure and to external objects.
13. Desire for different things, which, when once possessed, are no longer cared for.
14. Tendency to misapply words when speaking or writing.
15. Frantic and furious delirium.
What are the mental symptoms of acidum nitricum?
1. Sadness, despondency. 2. Excessive melancholy and fits of anguish, esp. in the evening, or at night. 3. Uneasiness respecting health, with fear of death. 4. Excessive nervousness, great excitability, esp. after the abuse of Mercury. 5. Easily startled and frightened. 6. Unfitness for labor. 7. CoRead more
1. Sadness, despondency.
See less2. Excessive melancholy and fits of anguish, esp. in the evening, or at night.
3. Uneasiness respecting health, with fear of death.
4. Excessive nervousness, great excitability, esp. after the abuse of Mercury.
5. Easily startled and frightened.
6. Unfitness for labor.
7. Concentration in self.
8. Taciturn, disinclined to communicate anything.
9. Vexed at trifles.
10. Attacks of rage, despair, cursing, and maledictions.
11. Irritability and obstinacy.
12. Passion.
13. Prolonged rancor.
14. Fits of rage and despair, with oaths and imprecations.
15. Inclination to weep.
16. Nostalgia.
17. Timid and apprehensive disposition.
18. Weakness of intellectual faculties, with unfitness for intellectual labor.
19. Excessive weakness of memory.
20. Comes over with feeling as if would go out of her mind, with burning feeling on vertex.
What are the ear symptoms of acidum nitricum?
1. Shootings in ears. 2. Stitches in the (r.) ear. 3. Dryness in the interior of the ear. 4. Ulceration of mastoid apophysis. 5. Discharge from ears. 6. Excoriation behind ears, with itching and suppuration. 7. Obstruction of ears. 8. Hardness of hearing, esp. when relieved by riding in a carriage oRead more
1. Shootings in ears.
See less2. Stitches in the (r.) ear.
3. Dryness in the interior of the ear.
4. Ulceration of mastoid apophysis.
5. Discharge from ears.
6. Excoriation behind ears, with itching and suppuration.
7. Obstruction of ears.
8. Hardness of hearing, esp. when relieved by riding in a carriage or in the cars, i.e., hears better (like Graphit.).
9. Hardness of hearing, principally from elongation, induration, and swelling of tonsils (after the abuse of Mercury).
10. Clapping, throbbing, and rumbling in ears.
11. Beating and humming in the ears.
12. Echo in ears of one’s own speech.
13. Cracking in ears during mastication.
14. Swelling of parotids.
15. Swelling of glands beneath and behind l. ear with stitches and tearing extending through the ear.
16. Wen on the lobe of the ear.
17. Nit. ac. has a special but very ill-defined power in deafness and tinnitus.
18. Deafness after measles, hiccough and clear expectoration.
What are the skin symptoms of acidum nitricum?
1. Dryness of the skin. 2. Itching nettle-rash, also on the face, and esp. in the open air. 3. Blackness of pores. 4. Brown sphacelus. 5. Reddish-brown spots (scattered over the body, esp. if in dark-haired people) and deep-colored ephelis on skin. 6. Copper or violet-colored spots. 7. Itching tetteRead more
1. Dryness of the skin.
See less2. Itching nettle-rash, also on the face, and esp. in the open air.
3. Blackness of pores.
4. Brown sphacelus.
5. Reddish-brown spots (scattered over the body, esp. if in dark-haired people) and deep-colored ephelis on skin.
6. Copper or violet-colored spots.
7. Itching tetters.
8. Pimples, or exanthema in general; stinging exanthema.
9. Pain from chilblains and corns on feet.
10. In a moderately cold temperature limbs become as if frozen, inflamed, and itching, and skin cracks.
11. Large furunculosis.
12. Mercurial ulcers.
13. Carious ulcers.
14. Complaints < from punctured wounds.
15. Wounds and ulcers, with lancinations as by splinters, or with burning pains (esp. when they are touched), and which bleed easily.
16. Inflammation and painful sensitiveness of the bones.
17. Caries.
18. Inflammation, swelling, and suppuration of the glands.
19. Ulceration of the bones.
20. Rachitis.
21. Ulcers with sanious, sanguineous, and corrosive suppuration.
22. Pains in old scars on a change of weather.
23. Condylomata moist, like cauliflower, hard, rhagades, or in thin pedicles.
24. Tightness of skin.
25. Swelling of glands.
26. Warts.
27. Wens.