Aurum
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 518
Characteristic symptoms
Bruised pains, especially in the joints, early in the morning, when in bed, most violent when at rest ; passing off immediately after rising ; numbness and insensibility, more when lying still than in motion ; violent seething of the blood ; excessive susceptibility to every sort of pain ; formication ; laming tearing in the bones ; restless sleep, with frightful dreams and delirium ; prevailing chilliness and great sensitiveness to cold air ; religious melancholy, great anxiety, longing for death, suicidal mania ; quarrelsome, peevish and vehement ; the least contradiction excites his wrath ; rush of blood to the head, with tumult and roaring in the head; fatigue and nausea from mental labor ; half-sightedness, as if the upper part of the eye were covered with a dark body ; black spots and fiery sparks before the eyes ; roaring in the ears ; dark, brown red, slightly elevated spots on the nose, painful when touched ; ulcerated scurfy nostrils, with swelling of the nose ; swelling of the cheek and lip, with drawing tearing in the bones; gum-boil, with swelling of the cheek ; fetid odor from the mouth ; flatulent colic ; disposition of exciting hernia to protrude ; jumentous urine, like buttermilk ; sexual excitement, with frequent nightly erections and pollutions ; swelling and contusive pain in the testes ; nocturnal asthma and constrictive oppression in the chest ; palpitation of the heart, with congestion of blood to the chest ; shaking of the heart, when walking, as if it were loose.