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 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.