Drosera

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 538

Characteristic symptoms

Fever with nausea and gastric symptoms or with sore throat ; anxiety with fear of ghosts ; the least trifle frightens him ; dimness of vision ; longsightedness ; gauze before the eyes ; print looks pale, when reading ; eyes cannot bear daylight or candlelight ; frequent bleeding from the nose ; bleeding from the mouth ; black pores in the face and on the nose ; difficult deglutition as from constriction of the oesophagus ; bitter taste in the mouth and of the food ; cannot bear pork ; vomiting of bile, mucus and food ; colic caused by eating acid food ; waterbrash ; the hypochondria are painful to the touch and when coughing ; frequent urination at night ; suppressed or retarded menstruation ; leucorrhœa with labor-like pains ; creeping in the larynx as from a soft body ; hoarseness and deep base-voice, with rough and scraping feeling of dryness in the throat; a great deal of phlegm in the larynx; pain in the larynx when talking ; dry, spasmodic cough, evening and night, with retching, bleeding from the mouth and nose, blue face and suffocative fits; cough with discharge of bright red or black blood ; whooping-cough, few if any paroxysms until midnight, when violent paroxysms set in ; whoop well developed, often with bleeding from mouth and nose and sometimes tremendous fevers. Paroxysms cease in the morning or before noon ; cough, caused by titillation in larynx and accompanied by vomiting • purulent expectoration ; phthisis tuberculosa.

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