Ammonium muriaticum
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 512
Characteristic symptoms
Pains, as from an ulcer ; tension and straining, as from shortening of the tendons ; jerking tearing in the limbs, especially the fingers and toes, with throbbing as if suppurating ; constant erethistic state of t he circulation, with anxiety ; miliary rash or blotches, which burn after being scratched ; whining, peevish, unsociable mood ; feeling of fullness in the head ; burning of the eyes at twilight, going off when the room is lighted ; muscae volitantes and spots before the sight ; coryza with sore nose and copious discharge of thick yellow mucus ; pale face ; rhagades, with suppurating blisters on the lips ; the corners of the mouth ulcerate easily ; throbbing in the tonsils ; great thirst ; frequent hiccough ; burning in the stomach, extending to the pharynx, like heartburn ; stitches in the spleen, especially mornings, with difficulty of breathing ; distention of the inguinal region, with ulcerative pain when touched; constipation or hard scanty stool in clots ; sore pain in the rectum and discharge of blood from the anus ; courses too early, with pains in abdomen and back ; leucorrhœa albuminous or of a brown mucus; violent dry cough; asthma, especially when moving the arms much or when stooping.