Antimonium crudum

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 513

Characteristic symptoms

Aggravation by the heat of the sun or warm air, also after eating and during the night ; adiposis or emaciation ; dropsical swellings ; pustules like chicken-pox, tumors and blisters as when bitten by insects or like nettle-rash ; brown spots and freckles ; horny excrescences ; red hot swellings ; great sleepiness, feels overwhelmed with sleep ; night and morning sweats, especially every other day ; dejection of spirits, uneasiness, disposition to shoot himself in the night ; violent headache after bathing, with debility of the extremities ; inflammatory redness of the eyes and lids ; sore nostrils and corners of the mouth ; pustulous eruptions on the cheeks and chin, with yellow scurfs ; freckles ; pains in carious teeth and bleeding of the gums ; ptyalism ; salty saliva ; great thirst ; loss of appetite ; eructations tasting after the ingesta, nausea, vomiting of bile and mucus • oppression of the stomach from overloading it ; cardialgia lasting a great while ; agonizing burning in the pit of the stomach ; great inflation of the abdomen, especially after a meal ; hard, difficult stool, with great straining ; discharge of yellow mucus from the anus ; alternate diarrhœa and constipation of old people ; liquid stools, with portions of solid matter ; frequent micturition, with discharge of mucus ; red sediment in the urine ; sexual excitement, with erections and emissions ; hoarseness and aphonia, especially during warmth ; paroxysms of suffocative asthma ; burning in the chest, when coughing.

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