Magnesia carbonica

Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 559

Characteristic symptoms

Pains, as if bruised or luxated, or great weakness, especially in the lower limbs ; lameness and paroxysms of fainting, with falling down without loss of consciousness ; most pains arise or get worse, when sitting, in the evening or at night ; itching-creeping in the skin; phagedenic blisters; small, red-scaly herpes; small boils ; great dryness of the skin ; heat at night and anxious dreams with screaming and fright; evening chills ; sour, or fetid and greasy sweat ; anxiety and fear; vexed and peevish mood ; vertigo with falling forward ; tearing, stitching and boring in the head ; scaly eruption on the scalp, itching in wet weather ; burning of the eyes with photophobia ; spotfe on the cornea ; swelling of the eyeball as if dropsical ; surring and fluttering in the ears ; pale livid complexion ; changeable color; tension in the face, as if the white of an egg were dried on it; bloatedness and tubercles of the face; digging tearing toothache at night, increased by cold; vesicular eruption in the mouth and on the tongue ; numbness of the whole inner mouth ; longing for greens and aversion to meat; sour smell from the mouth and sour eructations; frothy, sour and green diarrhœa with colic ; ascarides ; constipation ; increased pale or greenish urine ; delaying or suppressed menses, or else profuse and premature ; white, slimy, smarting leucorrhœa with abdominal spasms ; nightly spasmodic cough, especially at night during sleep ; palpitations ; great anguish in the heart, stiffness of the neck.

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