Cornus Florida corn-f.

Face flushed.
Nausea.
Heat in stomach.
Pulse accelerated and bounding; and tense; and full, strong; and full, afterwards, but full; and irregular, afterwards slower and smaller.
Pulse full, afterwards slower and smaller.

Clinical:
Intermittent fever, with dullness, drowsiness, dull headache, great exhaustion; during the intervals between the paroxysms very weak, with diarrhœa, general clammy sweat, etc.
It seems to be adapted to chronic malaria; the paroxysms sometimes begin with heat, followed by oppression, with heat beginning in the back; the patient feels weak and miserable in the apyrexia, and especially has diarrhœa and jaundiced skin.