Lobelia inflata

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 557

Characteristic symptoms

Languor, feebleness, relaxation of the muscles, trembling of the limbs; tendency to faint; vertigo, nausea, partial blindness; anxious dreams and frequent waking ; somnolence ; depression of mind, with fear of death ; reeling, swimming, intoxicated feeling ; severe headache with dizziness and sickness of the stomach ; heat and sweat about the face and head ; disagreeable metallic taste in the mouth ; flow of clammy saliva ; copious salivation ; burning of the throat ; dryness of the fauces ; sensation of a lump in the pit of the throat ; bitter taste with coated tongue and thirst ; flatulent eructations ; frequent gulping up of a burning sour fluid ; extreme nausea with profuse perspiration ; copious vomiting with great prostration, but a good appetite shortly afterwards ; pressing, compressing pain in pit of stomach, like a stick, going to the back and shoulders, worse after eating with anxiety and oppression of the chest ; nausea, worse at night and after sleeping, relieved by a little food or drink ; dyspepsia ; distention of the abdomen, with shortness of breath; flatulent rumbling in the abdomen with pain ; intestinal intussusception ; incarcerated hernia ; copious haemorrhage from the haemorrhoidal vessels ; diminished sexual desire; rigidity of the os and of the perinseum during labor; frequent short, dry cough; violent racking cough, with profuse expectoration of ropy mucus ; asthma ; constant dyspepsia, aggravated by the slightest exertion, pressure of the epigastrium, rising from thence to the heart, with or with out heartburn.

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