Chamomilla
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 529
Characteristic symptoms
Lameness and numbness of the affected parts, with constant disposition to move them, amelioration by external heat ; hammering pains, as from swelling ; nervous irritation, tcith intolerance of pain / excessive sensitiveness to fresh air, wind and draughts ; fainting weakness ; excessive prostration as soon as the pains commence ; convulsive twitchings of the lips, facial muscles, eyes and lids ; twitchings when falling asleep ; unhealthy skin ; miliary eruptions; painful ulcers, with nightly burning and creeping ; yellow skin ; restless sleep, with moaning, weeping and howling ; starting and tossing about while asleep ; coma vigil ; nightly sleeplessness, with fits of anguish ; shuddering, with internal heat ; feverish heat, with red cheeks and hot sweat on the forehead and head, even in the hairs ; anguish and tossing about, as if in despair ; hypochondriac vexed mood ; the child is not still until carried on the arm ; vertigo, with flushes of heat, or as if one would faint. ; dullness of comprehension ; vanishing of thoughts ; rush of blood to the 23 head, with beating pains; redness and heat of one cheek 2 wrinkles over the nose ; frequent change of color in the face ; fetid smell from the mouth, especially after a meal ; red and cracked tongue ; foul taste in the mouth ; vomiting of bile or acids ; violent pressure in the pit of the stomach/ greenish diarrhœa, like stirred eggs; green, watery, corroding stools, with colic, this-st, bitter taste and bitter eructations ; hoarseness ; oppression of the chest, as from flatulence ; sudden stoppage of the breath in children ; cough and vomiting during the meal ; pains simulating sciatica.