Lobelia Inflata

Lobelia inflata, Linn.

Natural order, Lobeliaceae.

Common name, Indian Tobacco.

Preparation, Tincture of the plant.

Authorities. 1, Dr. Cutler, Mem. Am. Acad., vol. 1, p. 484 (1785), effects of chewing leaves and of holding them in the mouth for some time; 2, Cutler, in Thacher’s Dispensatory, p. 146, took three doses of one tablespoonful of tincture each, at intervals often minutes, for asthma (which it cured); 3, Samuel Thompson, New Guide to Health or Botanic Physician (from Dr. Jeanes’s collection, Trans. Am. Inst, of Horn., 1, p. 171, effects in a mail of eating a sprig; 4, Dr. Randall, in Bigelow’s Am. Med. Bot., 1, p. 183 (1817), general effects; 5, Dr. Bradstreet, from Bigelow (loc. cit.), effects; 6, Bigelow (loc. cit.), effects of one teaspoonful of an infusion of 2 ounces of dried plant in 1 pint of diluted Alcohol; 7, Samuel Thompson caused the death of Ezra Lovett (who had a bad cold), by large and repeated doses, Tyng’s Mass. Reports, vol. 6, p. 134; 8, Boston Med. Intell., vol. 2 (1824), effects of 2 or 3 drs., in a woman, taken for an emetic; 9, Chs. Whitlow, Lancet, vol. 23, 1833, general statement of effects: (10 to 15, proving by Dr. Oak, Hygeia, 1841) ; 10, Kermes, a young man, aged twenty-six, took 30 drops of tinct., in the morning; 11, Oak, took first dav, tincture, 10 drops in morning, 20 at 11 A.M., 50 in p.m., after two days took 80 drops morning, 100 at 3 p.m. ; 12, Birkner, 4 drops tinct. first day, 8 drops second day, 16 drops third day ; 12 a, same, subsequently took 10 drops first day, 20 drops second day; 12 6, same, third proving, one dose of 30 drops ; 13, Dr. Moerz, repeated doses of tinct., 20 to 150- drop doses; 14, Laura G., aged twenty-one, various doses, 6 to 40 drops; 15, Dr. Piper, repeated doses of tinct., 2 to 20 drops; 16, Morton, Br. J. of Horn., 17, p. 464, took ^ dr. tinct. first day, 1 dr. second day, 2 drs. third day, 24 drs. fourth day, 4 ounce fifth day ; (17 to 25, from Dr. Jeanes’s collection. Am. Inst, of Horn. Trans., vol. 1); 17, Dr. Jeans; 18, Williamson; 19, Link; 20, Geist; 21, Z—s, took a teaspoonful of tinct. every quarter of an hour, till he had taken an ounce; 22, Dr. Caspar!, gave (?) to a lady who had not menstruated for four years, for pain in right shoulder, which it relieved ; 23, Dr. Gosewich, effects in a lady in last stage of consumption; she had not menstruated for six mouths; 24, same, effects in a lady ()ver fifty, who had long ceased to menstruate, for a cough; 25, same, effects in a boy,’of a “ Thomsonian emetic;” (Nos. 26 to 36, provings on healthy persons,^ ** medical students and naval surgeons, at the IVIedical School of loulon, by Dr. Barrallier, “ Des effects physiol. de la Lobelia Inflata, Paris, 1864 ) , 26, man aged twenty-one, pulse 72, took 5 drops of tinct.; 27, man, aged eighteen’ pulse 74, took 5 drops; 28, man, aged twenty-one, pulse 58, took 5 drops; 29, man, aged nineteen, pulse 74, took 5 drops; 30, man age^ twenty-five, pulse 76, took 10 drops ; 31, man, aged twenty-eight, pulse 70, took 10 drops; 32, man, aged twenty, pulse 72, took 10 drops; 33 man, aged twenty, pulse 70, took 10 drops; 34, man, aged forty-seven, pulse 68, took 20 drops; 35, man, aged twenty-five, pulse 72, took 20 drops; 36, Dr. Barrallier, aged forty-seven, pulse 66, took 40 drops.

Amelioration

Violent raving, with flushing of the face, and palpitation of the heart,'every evening after an hour’s sleep

Indisposed to mental exertion (after one hour),=‘h

Lost his reason, and became convulsed, so that several men were required to hold him, and so continued till death (after several days)

Narcotic

Head p. 612

Confusion and Vertigo. Confusion of the head increased to violent pressive headache with decided heat of the face, in the afternoon (first day)

Confusion of the head, especially on the vertex on moving about (third day)

Confusion in the forehead (after one hour)

Confusion in the occiput (after half an hour)

Vertigo,’®. * Vertigo, with nausea

Vertigo, with pain in the head, and trembling agitation of the whole body

Giddiness and pain in bead

General Head. When given in large doses, it affects the brain

Cerebral torpor (after one hour)

Heaviness of the head (second day )

Pain in the head

Dull tension in the head, in the evening (first day)

Headache; (after four hours),”; especially on ascending steps (second day)

Headache with slight vertigo, and at times transient stitches in the temples (after ten minutes)

Headache, at first slight; becoming worse gradually (after two hours)

Headache, at first slight, then gradually increasing (after two hours); worse on awaking (after seven hours) ; lasted nearly all night

Severe headache (after two hours),”; with drowsiness, for half an hour,’k

Violent headache, towards evening

Pains through the head in sudden shocks

Forehead. *Dull heavy pain passing round the forehead, from one temple to the other, on a line immediately above the eyebrows. (In numerous cases, both of pathogenesis and cure; the latter often preceded by homoeopathic aggravation, of several days continuance)

Temples. Dull pressing pain in the temple and left molar teeth

Outward pressing in both temples; at the same time a dull pressing in the flesh, just above the left elbow, and the hand feels as if paralyzed

Farietal. Pain in the parietal protuberance on the left side of the head

Occiput. Dull feeling in the occiput

Pain in the occiput

Tension in the occiput, in the region of the lambdoidal suture, only when paying strict attention to anything

Pressure in the occiput, relieved after removing the head covering (second day)

Pressive pains in the occiput in the open air (first day)

External Head. Chilliness of the left side of the head, with a feeling as if the hair would rise on end

Eyes p. 612

Pain and soreness in the right eye

Burning in the eyes (second day),’k

Itching in the angles of the lids of the left eye

Lids. Severe and frequent itching in the angles of the eyelids

Smarting of the inside of the eyelids

Fall. Pressing pain in the eyeballs, most in the upper parts

Fupil. Pupils dilated ’®; (after two hours)

Pupils slightly dilated (after two hours)

Vision. Dimness of vision; (after two hours)

Ears p. 612

Aching in the left ear

Shooting pain, extending into left ear from a painful spot in the throat, situated about an inch to the left of the larynx, and on a line with its lowest cartilage

Nose p. 612

Sneezing, accompanying gaping and flatulent eructation

Bleeding at the nose

Face p. 612

There was no more color in him than a corpse

A peculiar drawing feeling extending from the right side of the mouth to the right eye

Slight drawing feelings, at one time in the left, at another in the right side of the lower jaw,’®. v

Mouth p. 612

Teeth. Dull pressing pain in the left molar teeth and temple

Mouth. Dryness of the mouth

Pricking sensation in back of mouth, for a few "minutes (immediately)

Saliva. In certain cases larger doses have produced only a flow of saliva

Sialagogue

Copious flow from glands of mouth

* Copious discharge of saliva f

Flow of clammy saliva

Increased secretion of tenacious saliva (fifteen minutes after 100 drops)

Frequent accumulation of much sweetish saliva, which soon filled the whole mouth (fourth day)

Accumulation of water in the mouth, and nausea and eructations tasting of the drug (after five minutes, third day)

Spitting at intervals (fourth day)

Taste. Taste in mouth at first insipid, but soon became pungent

Pungent taste in tbe mouth

Very unpleasant sharp taste (immediately)

Very sharp disagreeable taste in the whole moxdh, especially at the tip of the tongue, and in the back throat; it lasted about half an hour (immediately)

Sharp taste, like snuff (immediately)

Taste resembles that of tartar emetic

Disagreeable taste in the mouth, somewhat similar to that of a solution of corrosive sublimate (after twenty-four hours)

Throat p. 613

Frequent necessity for hawking, on account of increased accumulation of mucus in the throat (seventh day)

Dryness of the throat

Dryness in the throat, and warmth in the stomach, immediately after a dose (second day)

Great dryness and scraping in the throat after a meal, not relieved by drinking, lasting more than an hour (first day)

Burning in the throat

Burning in the throat, which soon changed to a sensation of dryness, and lasted the whole forenoon

Burning and scraping in the throat, immediately after every dose, soon disappearing

Drawing pain in the right side of the throat, which extends upwards to the ear ®®.

Soreness of the throat

Scraping in the throat immediately; followed after ten minutes by a pressive sensation (after eighty drops)

Scraping and sore pain in the throat (first day)

Scraping in the throat and eructations, immediately

Scraping in the throat, followed by slight efforts to vomit, which, with the pressure and heaving in the pharynx, last nearly a quarter of an hour

Scraping sensation in the throat, and warmth in the stomach, immediately (first day)

Burning scraping in the throat, especially in the anterior arches of the palate, extending towards the larynx, causing after half an hour frequent hawking of much mucus that accumulated in the throat; after an hour there was only slight scraping in the throat, seemingly on the right side of the larynx, which remains sensitive to swallowing (first day)

Feeling of acridity and dryness in the back throat

Pricking in the throat, when swallowing the medicine

Fauces, Pharynx, and CEsojfhayus. Dryness of the fauces (fourth day)

The small doses seemed to have greater effect on the pharynx, large ones more upon the stomach

Excessive scraping in pharynx (after half an hour, ninth day)

A sensation of consecutive constrictions in the oesophagus from below upwards (first day)

Pressure in the oesophagus and pit of the stomach (after 100 drops)

Pressure as from a foreign substance, or a morsel of food, along the whole course of the oesophagus, worse at certain places, as for example, just below the larynx, whence there seemed to be a twisting peristaltic motion proceeding downward as far as the pit of the stomach ; the sensation in the oesophagus was not affected by swallowing nor by eructations ; it gradually disappeared, and at last seemed only to affect a spot between the pit of thestomach and the back, as if there were a plug in the pit of the stomach reaching to the spine; at times this pressive pain seemed to disappear entirely but it was soon renewed, always having a twisting- character ; the oesophagus remained quite free from troubles, but from the pit of the stomach and the place internally near the spine the sensation seemed to extend to the right and left through the precordium , deep inspiration gave a certain relief, since it seemed to overpower the pressive pain; about 5 p.m., there was nothing left of this except a slight sensation in the back, hypochondria, and pit of the stomach, on turning the body, that gave rise to an anatomical impression that the tendinous expansion of the diaphragm was somewhat too tense

Dysphagia

Stomach p. 614

Appetite. Scarcely any appetite all day,'”. No appetite all day (after two hours)

No appetite for dinner (fourth day), . Anorexia

Aversion to food (in afternoon)

Eciictatioil ClUCl Hiccoilfjh. Eructations

Eructations lasting about a quarter of an hour (immediately)

Eructations, together with a burning sensation rising up from the stomach (soon), (first day)

Eructation immediately, and repeated several times during the day (fourth day) ; immediately (fifth day)

Frequent eructations, with accumulation of water in the mouth (first day)

Forcible eructations and nausea

Very fatiguing eructations and nausea, lasting an hour (immediately)

Painful eructations

Eructations of air

Flatulent eructation and gaping, accompanying sneezing

Flatulent eructation, with sensation of acidity and heat of stomach

Eructation of an acid fluid, with burning sensation

Hiccough

Frequent hiccough towards evening (first and second days)

Frequent and violent hiccough more than twenty times in rapid succession (seventh day)

A sensation similar to heartburn, with accumulation of water in the mouth, immediately (after 20 drops)

Some nausea (immediately)

Nausea and Vomitimj. Nausea, lasting about an hour (soon)

Nausea, or sensation of a lump or weight, as if caused by undigested food (fourth day)

Nausea all the morning (third day)

* Nausea in the morning, disappearing after a swallow of water (third day)

Nausea, with great inclination to vomit

* Nausea, and almost irresistible inclination to vomit (soon)

* Nausea with the vertigo '®.

* Nausea, with rather cold perspiration on the head, especially on the face, with great efforts to vomit, without results (fourth day)

Frequent nausea

Constant nausea

Slight nausea (after one or two hours, first day), also (second day)

Extreme nausea and vomiting

Fatiguing nausea, lasting about a quarter of an hour (immediately)

Incessant violent nausea, with shivering and shaking of the upper part of the body

A scraping in the throat, which came on immediately after a dose, seemed to change to a qualmish nausea after 50 drops

Qualmishness in the stomach (ninth day)

Peculiar qualmishness, with a sensation as of an anti-peristaltic motion of the stomach, though without nausea, in the morning (second day)

He attempted to go to a spring to drink, got as far as the wall, but could not get over it, and laid down on the ground and vomited several times; he said he thought he threw two quarts from his stomach

Nausea, and sometimes vomiting

Nausea, great uneasiness, and vomiting

Vomited violently (first day)

Excessive vomiting, which was long continued

Sickness (after second dose) ; sensible effects upon coats of stomach and very little moderate puking (after third dose)

Occasional emesis

By chewing a small part of plant, generally no more than one or two capsules, it proves a gentle emetic

Powerful and efficient emetic

Stomach, Large doses seemed to have greater effect on the stomach, small ones on the pharynx

* Feeling of weakness of the stomach ®

Feeling of weakness in the stomach, and qualmishness, soon (after 150 drops, eleventh day)

Warmth in the stomach, soon (first day)

A sensation of warmth or burning all over the stomach (fourth day)

Burning in the stomach

Heaviness and pressure in the epigastric region after dinner (first day)

Pressure in the stomach, though but little had been eaten (first day)

Pressure in the pit of the stomach, as from a weight (after five minutes)

Feeling of weight at pit of stomach

Uneasiness, or feeling of a lump or weight, in the stomach for a few moments (third day)

Violent, pressive pain in the pit of the stomach (second day)

* Sensation of oppression at the epigastrium, as if the stomach were too full, worse on pressure

indescribable feeling aboxd the stomach, compounded of nausea, pain, heat, oppression, and excessive uneasiness, accompanying the affection of the respiratory organs

Painful twisting about in the cardiac region, lasting a few minutes (second day)

Violent, painful sensation of twisting in the cardiac region (fourth day)

Abdomen p. 615

Pain in the right hypochondrium

Very troublesome borborygmi (after two hours)

Distension of the abdomen, associated with increased rapidity of respiration, lasting about fifteen or twenty minutes (after ten minutes)

Movings about in the abdomen

Rumbling in the abdomen (first day)

Rumbling in the bowels, and passage of flatus downwards (fourth day)

Flatulence, with painful rumbling in the abdomen (second day)

Much flatulence through the day, with rumbling in the abdomen (third day)

Sensation in the abdomen as if diarrhoea was about to occur

Pains in the abdomen and small of the back

Pain in the abdomen, always worse after eating

Dull pain in the abdomen

Griping and movings in the abdomen, followed by emission of flatus

Griping colic in the morning on waking (second day)

Drawing pains in the abdomen (second morning)

Colic (in afternoon)

Slight colic (after three hours); (after five hours)

Slight colic, which kept getting worse until evening (after two hours)

Severe colic, lasting almost all night (after seven hours and a half)

Violent colic on waking (after six hours)

Some pain in the lower part of the abdomen

Violent cramplike pain in left posterior iliac region scarcely tolerating motion or touch

Rectum and Anus p. 615

Scraping sensation in the anus, as from the passage of a rough, hard body, during stool

Stool p. 615

Two diarrhoeic stools after the colic (after six hours)

Four copious, liquid stools after the colic (after two hours)

Soft stool (a quarter of an hour after 20 drops)

Whitish, soft stools

Stool somewhat more pasty than usual in the evening (second day)

Stools easier

Discharge of black blood after stool

Urinary Organs p. 615

XJrethfHi. Aching pain in the urethra

Urinary passage was perceptibly affected by producing a smarting in passing avine

Micturition, Frequent desire to urinate, even during the night and next day

tritic. Increased secretion of urine (after ten minutes)

Diuretic

Urine of a yellowish wine-color (second day)

Urine diminished in quantity, and with less frequent desire to urinate than usual; the urine passed during the first day was found on the next morning to have deposited rosy red sediment, with crystals of uric

Sexual Organs p. 615

Male, Smarting of the prepuce

Distressing heaviness of the Female, Brought on menstruation,'®®.- Brought on the menses, which continued for some days, though of course in small quantity

Respiratory Organs p. 615

Larynx and Trachea. Constriction of the ]al•ynx/

A peculiar feeling, between tickling and smarting, in the larynx, like irritation to cough, which, however, occurred but seldom, and then was accompanied by a feeling of oppression

Sensation of a lump in the throat-pit, impeding respiration and deglutition

Voice, Hoarseness

Coff/h and VJ.Kftecforation. Irritation to cough (one hour after 20 drops)

Coughing

Frequent, short, dry cough

Expectorant

liespiration. Respiration somewhat accelerated, with a sensation as if it were insufficient, so that from time to time he was obliged to take very deep inspirations; the abdominal muscles seem to be used less than natural in breathing, also it seemed more difficult than usual to hold the breath (first day); respiration seems insufficient, otherwise free and regular (second day)

Short inspiration ; slow expiration

Inclination to sigh; deep inspiration

* Oppression of breathing (first day))

Difficult respiration, lasting half an hour

Extremely difficult breathing, caused by a very strong constriction at the middle of the chest, xvhich impedes the respiratory movements

Chest p. 616

Feeling of heaviness in the chest, with short, superficial respiration (24 to the minute) ; abdominal respiration seems to fail entirely

Great distress at breast, and said he was dying (after several days),k

Pains in the chest (second day)

Pain in the chest aggravated by deep inspiration (third day)

Burning pain below the right breast, extending towards the pit of the stomach, at first confined to a small spot as large as a nut; deep inspiration or sneezing caused a sensation as though something were drawn away from its position that afterwards returned to place with the pains. Without the above-mentioned exciting causes, the pain was slight and a simple burning pain ; towards noon, the pain extended more towards the pit of the stomach and the left side, while in the original painful spot a violent boring sensation was felt; after dinner the pains increased, but disappeared after an hour, to return again about 4 oclock with redoubled severity, so that it seemed as though the pains extended from the painful spot forward below the breast through the body to the back beneath the right shoulder; the painful part seemed paralyzed, and was intolerant of motion ; after a time this loss of power and pain disappeared

A general tightness of the chest, with short and somewhat laborious breathing; discovered that he had a disposition involuntarily to keep his mouth open to breathe,®’.-

Constriction of chest (after one hour)

Constriction of chest (with colic and diarrhoea), short-lasting, towards evening

Slight constriction of the chest (after nine hours)

Very painful constriction of the chest, especially at its base ; a few moments after the eructations ceased, and lasting half an hour (after one hour)

Oppression of the chest

Oppression of the chest obliging deep respiration (after 100 drops)

Quite severe oppression of the chest, as if it were tightly bound; this impeded respiration, and lasted about twenty minutes (after two hours)

Jpront, Pain under the middle of the sternum

Constriction at the sternum,**; (after four hours)

Painful constriction in the sternal region (after two hours)

Pressing pain at the left side of the lower part of the sternum

Slight tickling sensation in the region of the lower end of the sternum on deep inspiration (fourth day )

Pain in the breast

Burning feeling in the breast, passing upwards

A tightness of the breast, with heat in the forehead

Feeling of drawing in the left breast, from the nipple to the axilla

Heart and Pulse p. 616

Praicohdiiiin. Precordial anxiety

Precordial anxiety for half an hour

Slight deepseated pain in the region of the heart

ITe(ivt*S Action, Heart’s action somewhat tunuiltnons for half an hour

Pulse, Pulse more rapid than usual (third day)

Pulse 58 (before taking), 74 (after one hour), 83 in the afternoon, 76 in the evening

Pulse 55 in the morning, 82 at noon, 90, softer than usual, in the evening (second day)

Slowness of the pulse after every dose

Pulse slower (58), although still full (after six hours)

Pulse fell 3 to 5 beats within fifteen minutes, and remained so for two hours

Pulse 56 (before taking), 68 after dinner (after six hours), 59 (after twelve hours)

Pulse 63 (before taking), 53 (after half an hour), 55 (after one hour and a half), 63 (after four hours), 61 (after five hours)

Pulse 70 (before taking), 50 (after four hours), 60 (after six hours), (after 10 drops)

Pulse falls from 76 to 60, small, and sometimes intermittent (after two hours)

Pulse fell from 72 to 58, irregular

Pulse fell from 70 to 62 (after two hours)

Pulse falls from 68 to 56, small and irregular

Pulse fell from 66 to 50, small and irregular

* Pulse of the usual frequency, hut smaller and xveaher

Pulse in the morning 56; after an hour it was the same, but somewhat small (after a dose) ; in the evening 76,*®

Weakness in the back (second day)

A burning pain in the back, as if in the posterior wall of the stomach (third day)

DoTSul. Pain about the third, fourth, and fifth dorsal vertebrae

Rheumatic pains between the scapulae

Slight drawing pain between the scapulae; previously slight muscular twitches over the ribs of the left side, near the spine

Ltinihar. Pain in the loins

Pains in the small of the back (second day)

Violent pain in the small of the back

Sticking pain in the region of the right kidney

Extremities in General p. 617

Weakness in the limbs

Superior Extremities p. 617

Paralytic feeling in the left arm

Pain, only when touched, in the muscles of the right arm, in a space of the width of the hand; the paiji in the shoulder gone

Fine crawling stitches on the inside of the right deltoid muscle

[Slight rheumatic feeling in the right shoulder-joint]

Pain in the right elbow-joint

Severe rheumatic pain in the right elbow-joint

A dull pressing in the flesh, just above left elbow, and the hand feels paralyzed (with outward pressing in both temples)

Inferior Extremities p. 617

Walking is difficult

Pain in the left leg, whilst sitting

Pressing pain on the exterior, middle part of the thigh, and at the same time constrictive feeling in the head

A feeling about the knees of pain and stiffness, as from fatigue,®®. Cramp in the calves, in the morning, on waking

Cramplike feeling in the left gastrocnemius

Violent tearing pain apparently in the fibula, extending from below up to the knee-joint, on both sides

Cramplike feeling in the hollow of the left foot

Generalities p. 617

Ohjeetive. It acts very much like tobacco, but its action is more speedy and diffusive

Its sensible effects are very like those of tobacco, but its medicinal action is more speedy, diffusible, and of shorter duration

He trembled very much

Trembling agitation of whole body,*; with vertigo and pain in head, . The whole system was violently convulsed

Became convulsed (with loss of reason) SO that S6V6ral mon work required to hold him, and so continued till death (after several days)

Antispasmodic

weariness (after one hour)

Unusual weakness all day

General debility, in evening

Great debility

Prostration of strength

* Great p-os<ratton (third day),h

When given in large doses it produces lasting prostration of strength

Internal uneasiness, soon (fourth day)

Stfbj^ctiVC. All sensations soon subsided

Feeling of weakness (third day) General malaise (caused by colic and diarrhoea), short-lasting, towards evening

General malaise and weariness

Great distress (second day), . She was in the greatest possible distress

He believed it would kill him,for he never felt so in his life; when he had gone about six rods

Prickling sensation through the whole body, extending even to the fingers and toes

A kind of prickly sensation through whole system, even to extremities of fingers and toes; (after third dose)

Sleep and Dreams p. 618

Sleepiness. Yawning (after half an hour, ninth day)

Frequent yawning, soon (fourth day)

Frequent yawning and stretching (ninth day)

Sleepiness (after two hours)

Sleepiness (after two hours) continues after the other symptoms have ceased

Drowsiness (with headache), for half an hour

Decided drowsiness; followed by sleep for four hours (after three hours)

Deep sleep, for about an hour (after five hours)

Heavy sleep, interrupted by the slightest noise (after one hour)

Sleeplessness. Sleep at night unrefreshing, and disturbed by hallucinations

Night restless, sleep full of dreams (first night)

Deeanis. Sleep disturbed at night by numerous dreams and frequent wakings

Anxious dreams at night

Fever p. 618

Chilliness. *Chilliness over the whole body, soon after a dose (second day)

Shivering in the body on account of aversion to the drug; immediately (after 150 drops, eleventh day)

A chilly feeling in the left cheek, extending to the ear

Chills down the back, with heat in the stomach

Heat. Heat in the evening, with dull headache posteriorly (third day)

Heat and inclination to sweat, especially in the face, towards evening (second day)

Heat in the face, in the evening (first day)

Heat in the forehead, with tightness of the breast

Sajeat, Inclination to perspire (third day)

Sweat (with colic and diarrhoea), short-lasting, towards evening

Great perspiration (first night)

Most profuse perspiration, being wet all over as he could be

Cold sweat upon the surface

Conditions p. 618

Ag’gravation.

(Evening), After sleep, raving, etc.

(Attending strictly to anything), Pressure in occiput.

(Ascending steps). Headache.

(Eafinq), Pain in abdomen.

(After a meal). Dryness, etc., in throat.

(Motion), Confusion of head.

Amelioration p. 618

(Towards evening). All symptoms

(Uncovering head), Pressure in occiput.