Cocculus

Characteristic symptoms

Pains in the bones, like broken, when moving ; painful stiffness in the joints, with cracking, semilateral pains and distress; aggravations of the pains from drinking, smoking, contact and riding in a carriage ; sensitiveness to fresh, warm or cold air ; spasms and convulsions from the touch of painful sores ; epileptic spasms ; trembling of the extremities; excessive prostration; spinal irritation with nocturnal boring pains ; spots on the skin as if from red wine ; cold glandular swelling with stinging pain ; chlorotic color of the skin ; frequent yawning ; coma vigil ; chilliness and coldness, sometimes with heat of the skin ; melancholy and foreboding anguish with sudden startings ; headache, as if the head were constricted, or as if the eyes would be pulled out; head feels empty or hollow; redness and heat of the cheeks with burning ; great dryness in the mouth ; pain and burning in the oesophagus, difficult deglutition, as from paralysis of the oesophagus ; great disgust for all food and drinks ; ntiiisea unto fainting, especially when riding in a carriage; cardialgia after eating; bloating of the abdomen from flatulence ; disposition to inguinal hernia ; suppression of the menses, with a good deal of distress ; cervical or uterine leucorrhœa, coming off with a sudden gush when stooping or making any unusual exertion ; pains in uterus on pressure ; tenderness of one or both ovaries ; severe spasmodic pains in neck of uterus ; oppression of the chest, as from a load ; difficulty of breathing as from constriction of the chest and the throat ; painful paralytic feeling in the back.