Opium
Lippe, Keynotes of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1915, p. 118
Poppy.
Keynotes
Trembling of the whole body with external coldness and startings of the limbs.
Trembling of the limbs after fright.
Want of sensation of the whole body.
Increased sensitiveness and activity of the muscles subject to the will and diminutions of it in the muscles not subject to the will.
Painlessness with most all ailments.
Want of sensitiveness to external impressions and medicines with a want of reaction of the vital power.
Renewal and aggravation of the symptoms from getting heated.
Lead poisoning very favorably affected by it.
Fecal vomiting.
Constipation.
Of marked usefulness in states of stupor.
Full and slow pulse.
Acute and serious effects from colic vat.
Sensation of labor pains, with snoring, stupor and twitchings.
Paralysis of the lungs.
Sexual desire is increased.
A remedy very often indicated in states of diarrhœa, especially where the patient is suffering greatly with abdominal cramp and sharp, shooting and twisting pains in the whole belly area.