Hyoscyamus

The general sphere of action of this remedy is found in spasmodic affections.

Mental

Amativeness; affections of the intellect; delirium; in which the patient may jump out of bed, throw off the bedclothes, or take off the clothes and go naked; nymphomania Patients with fever will often throw the bedclothes entirely off, not because they are too warm, but they will not remain covered; madness; imbecility- of the intellect; memory weak or lost.

Eyes

Pupils dilated; blindness; amaurosis; ocular illusions; diplopia; momentary loss of sight.

Sexual

Menstrual blood pale; spasmodic labor pains, particularly when accompanied by spasmodic affections of other parts of the body); complaints at beginning of menstruation, also during.

Spasms p. 119

Epilepsy without consciousness; great restlessness of the body; all convulsive motions where every muscle in the body twitches, from the eyes to the toes; spasms in general; spasms clonic.

Generalities p. 119

Light-haired people; hardness of hearing from paralyzed auditor nerves; bleeding of the nose, blood pale; sensation of smell too feeble; bluish color of face; painless diarrhœa; troubles of the bladder; expectoration mixed with pale Hood; hydrophobia; hard, full pulse; inflammation of blood vessels.

Worse p. 119

In the evening; from mental affections; from jealousy; unhappy love; sufferings of children; from taking cold; from cold air; from approaching menstruation, and at beginning of, also during menstruation.

Better p. 119

On stooping.

Remedies following p. 119

Bellad., Pulsat., Stramon., Veratr.

Antidotes p. 119

Bellad., Stramon.