Nux moschata
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 569
Characteristic symptoms
jSTux-moschata. — Aggravation by rest, by cold and dampness, by darkness ; rheumatic pains, caused by cold ; arthritic pains and nodosities ; scorbutic affections ; ailments from the effects of dampy cold ; pains, with drowsiness and fainting ; hysteric spasms, with great debility ; moisture of the skin, with coldness ; loud talking and bewildered manners, with drowsiness; changeable mood, from deepest sorrow to most frolicsome behavior ; cool, dry skin, with little disposition to perspire ; ailments of women and children ; fever and ague, with simple and double type ; loss of memory ; nervous affections of the brain ; toothache from damp air, or stitching and tearing in pregnant females ; flatulency, with bloatedness of the abdomen ; slimy diarrhœa, like chopped eggs, with loss of appetite and drowsiness, even in the daytime ; diarrhœa, with fainting • offensive copious discharges, with indomitable disposition to sleep from exhaustion of the brain proper ; uterine haemorrhage, following delivery or after miscarriage ; troublesome leucorrhœa, especially if the discharge be muddy or tinged with blood ; colicky pains from menses, suppressed by cold and wet; oppression of the chest, proceeding from the pit- of the stomach ; hoarseness from walking against the wind ; catarrh and rawness of the trachea from catching cold ; palpitation, with fainting fits.