Cuprum

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

Characteristic symptoms

Paralysis of motion, with decreased nutrition of the paralyzed part, whereas the sensory nerves are perfectly normal ; the action of the mind perfectly normal ; paralysis of the tongue, with stammering; severe contractions of the muscles; chorea; spasms and con visions, with piercing shrieks, or commencing at the fingers and toes ; epilepsy ; the affections appear in groups ; hyper aesthesia ; pains in the bones as if broken ; coma, with con visions ; itch-like and leprous eruptions ; anguish, with fear of death ; paroxysms of rage, with pride, rage or fear ; red and inflamed eyes ; blue face and lips ; cachectic paleness, with sunken features and hollow, blue-edged eyes ; cold tip of the tongue ; violent retching and vomiting, with violent spasms and convulsions ; cramps in cholera, more about the chest, with moderate vomiting of green matter and moderate thirst, relieved by drinking, stools are also not too copious ; hoarseness ; spasmodic cough ; hooping cough, with vomiting ; asthma and spasmodic, suffocative fits. _ CYCLAM. — Cyclamen-europium. — Headache, with dizziness ; obscuration of sight ; drawing pain in the internal meatus auditorius ; pains in the liver ; suffocative attacks ; chlorosis from checked menstruation.

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