Camphora

Characteristic symptoms

Asiatic cholera; influenza; epilepsy; typhus; dropsical affections, insolation. Most of the pains are excited during motion and at night ; aggravation by cold and fresh air ; great feeling of dryness all over ; excessive prostration ; convulsions and tetanic spasms with loss of consciousness and vomiting ; cold, withered and wrinkled face ; sopor and delirium ; coldness all over with pale face, blue skin and cold sweats ; great anguish with loss of sensation ; dull and pressive sick headache, affecting the eyeball, relieved by bandaging and rest ; burning in the mouth, fauces and stomach ; internal heat and external chilliness ; want of sexual power and weakness of the sexual organs; accumulation of mucus in the air passages, even unto arrest of breathing.