Crocus

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 536

Characteristic symptoms

Hysteria, with mental derangement ; excessive mirth, foolish laughter ; bounding, rolling in the abdomen ; motion in the stomach, hither, thither, upwards and downwards ; bounding sensation in the affected parts as if something alive ; the limbs, on which one rests at night, go to sleep ; seething, of the blood ; haemorrhage of tenacious black blood / excessive weariness, relieved by going in the fresh air ; frequent faulting turns ; aggravations towards morning ; scarlet-red spots on the skin ; sleepiness in day-time ; remarkable alternation of weeping and laughing, quarrelling and singing ; nightly spasms of the eye-lids ; dimness around the eyes and darkness in front, with twitching and itching of the upper eye-lid ; livid complexion and burning red spots in the face ; active haemorrhage from the uterus of dark appearing blood ; false pregnancy.

Crocus in the other books