What are the indications of aconite in cholera?

1. Loose, watery stools.
2. Stools like chopped spinach.
3. White stools, with dark red urine.
4. Choleraic discharges with collapse, deathly anxiety, and restlessness.
5. Involuntary stools, from paralysis of the anus.
6. Constipation; clay-coloured stools.
7. Nausea and sweating before and after loose stools.
8. Pains in the rectum. Violent pain in the rectum, with chill and fever, inflammation, tenesmus, bloody discharges (dysentery).
9. Diarrhśa, with a flux of urine and colic.
10. Sensation as a warm fluid escaping from the anus.
11. Flow of urine, with sweat, diarrhśa, and colic.
12. A sensation of drawing with paralytic weakness in the arms and legs.
13. Rapid and general decay of strength.
14. Fainting, esp. when rising, with paleness of the cheeks, which were red when lying.
15. Attacks of fainting, chiefly on rising from a recumbent posture, and sometimes with congestion of blood in the head, buzzing in the ears, deadly paleness of countenance, and shuddering.
16. Congestions (head, chest, heart).
17. Uneasiness, as if from suppressed perspiration, or in consequence of a chill, with pain in the head, buzzing in the ears, colic, and cold in the head.
18. Sensation of cold and of stagnation of blood in all the vessels.
19. Shaking in the limbs.
20. Cataleptic attack, with cries, grinding of the teeth, and hiccough; rigor of the body, and loud lamentations.