Colchicum
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 533
Characteristic symptoms
Sudden tearing or stitching pains even through the periosteum, with lameness of the affected parts ; aggravations of the pains by mental excitement, especially in the night and evening, frequently driving one to despair ; tearing of the limbs in warm weather and stitches in cold weather; sensitiveness of the body to contact ; lameness of the kneejoints, causing them to give way ; creeping as if frozen, especially when the weather changes ; cedematous and dropsical swellings ; nightly heat with great thirst ; headache from mental exertion ; alopecia ; otorrhœa with tearing ; sense of smell morbidly increased ; yellow spots in the face ; bloated face ; increased secretion of saliva; nausea, even from the mere smell of broth and eggs; burning or sensation of icy coldness in the stomach ; dysen teric stools of white mucus or membranous substances, with tenesmus ; constipation with unsuccessful urging ; brown dark urine.