Spigelia
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 592
Characteristic symptoms
Tearing in the limbs ; arthritis ; stitching lancinating ; fainting fits in the warm room or at stool ; catches cold easily ; catarrhal fever ; pituitous fever ; worm fever ; periodical, typical headache ; nervous pains in and above the eyes, especially deep in the orbits, with pain of the eyeballs on moving them, as if too large ; stitching in the eyes, with boring in the head and pain driving one to despair ; ulcerating inflammation of the eyes and eyelids ; dull appearance of the eyes ; great inclination to wink ; the upper lids hang down as if paralyzed ; great sensitiveness of the eyes to the light ; indistinctness of sight as if the eyes were full of water ; luminous flashes before the eyes ; amaurosis ; cataract ; periodical deafness ; stoppage of the nose ; fluent coryza after the least cold ; pale, disfigured face, with yellow borders around the eyes ; the cheeks and lips are at times pale, at others dark-red ; typical nervous prosopalgia ; violent pains in the face, not allowing the least motion or c outact, with shining swelling of the affected side ; toothache, with prosopalgia, pale bloated face, yellow borders around the eyes, palpitation, chilliness and restlessness ; canine hunger, with nausea and thirst; distaste for coffee and tobacco ; nausea, Aith sensation as if something were rising from the stomach into the throat ; pressure in the stomach and abdomen, as from a hard lump ; worm affections ; ascarides ; lumbrici ; influenza ; dyspnoea ; asthma, when stirring in bed, can only lie on the right side and with the trunk raised ; suffocative danger on making the least motion, especially when raising the arms ; spasmodic sensation in the chest, as if from the pit of the stomach, with arrest of breathing; undulating motion of the heart; cutting constriction of the chest, with anguish ; hydrothorax, with organic diseases of the chest ; unusually strong beating of the heart, he frequently hears the beating ; the beating could be seen externally through the clothes ; the beat of the heart not in consonance with the pulse ; stitches in the region of the heart ; quick, painful darting in the front part of the chest, as from an electric spark ; carditis ; organic diseases of the heart ; aneurisms of the heart and of the large vessels; headaches attended with fatiguing palpitations of the heart ; palpitations increased by sitting down or by bending the chest forward.