Baptisia tinctoria
Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 68
Mental
Gloomy, unhappy state of mind. Imagines he is in pieces, and scattered about the bed, vainly attempting to get himself together.
Head—Heavy feeling in, as if could not sit up, causing a wild feeling; aggravated by noise.
Ears
Dulness of hearing.
Mouth
Ulcers in the mouth, with salivation. Centre of tongue coated yellow, with bitter taste; dryness of mouth and tongue. Stomatitis materia; in feeble women with offensive breath.
Throat
Diphtheria, with fetid breath and ulceration of the mouth: great prostration.
Gastric p. 69
Gone, empty or sinking sensation in the stomach.
Vomits if a little hard substance is felt in fauces.
Abdomen p. 69
Fulness of, with borborygmus and diarrhœa; uncomfortable sensation in, as if it would be a relief to vomit.
Liver p. 69
Congestion of, during typhoid.
Stools p. 69
Frequent, small, offensive, acrid. Dysentery with low typhoid fever.
Sexual p. 69
Female: Fetid lochia with much prostration.
Chest p. 69
Tightness of; too weak to breathe.