Cobaltum
The Metal Cobalt
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 215
Adapted to neurasthenic spinal states. Sexual disturbances. Fatigue, agitation, and bone pains, worse in morning.
Mind
All mental excitement increases suffering. Constant interchange of mental moods.
Head
Aches; worse, bending head forward. Itching of hairy scalp and beard.
Teeth
Feel too long. Pain in teeth. Cracks across tongue. Coated white. [Ant. cr.]
Abdomen
Shooting in liver. Pain in spleen.
Rectum
Constant dropping of blood from the anus, no blood from the stools.
Male
Pain in right testicle; better, urinating. Emissions without erection. Impotence. Backache in lumbar region and weak legs. Lewd dreams. Pain in end of urethra; greenish discharge; brown spots on genitals and abdomen.
Back
Pain in back and sacrum; worse while sitting; better, walking or lying. Weakness in legs and backache after emissions.
Extremities
Aching in wrist-joints. Shooting into thighs from liver. Weak knees. Trembling in limbs. Tingling in feet. Foot-sweat, mostly between toes.
Sleep
Unrefreshing; disturbed by lewd dreams.
Skin
Dry and pimply. Pimples about nates, chin, hairy scalp.
Relationship
Compare: Cannab. Ind.; Sepia; Zinc.; Agnus; Selen.
The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.