Compare tha carrying symptoms of antim.tart,arsenicum album,bryonia,chamomilla and cina?

Here’s how these five polychrest remedies differ in their “carrying” (motion-related) symptoms:

1. Antimonium tartaricum
– Children are fretful, cling to mother and will only be pacified when carried; they resist touch or being examined, whining if set down.
– Adults tend to sit upright, propping or cradling the head rather than lying flat.

2. Arsenicum album
– Anxious, weak patients crave comforting contact—often asking to be carried or held—especially when fearful or alone.
– They seek companionship and are distressed by isolation.

3. Bryonia alba
– Pain, even in children, is sharply aggravated by the slightest motion—walking, turning in bed or being carried.
– They insist on absolute stillness (often clutching a fixed object) and feel better lying perfectly quiet.

4. Chamomilla
– Violently irritable infants demand constant carrying or rocking; they scream and kick if laid down, but become instantly quiet when held and petted.
– Touch otherwise is intolerable—they snap if you intervene.

5. Cina
– Cross, scrofulous children long to be rocked or carried; they push away everything offered yet calm only in the arms.
– Their hypersensitivity makes any other contact unbearable, so carrying is the sole relief.