Tarentula Hispanica tarent.

Extreme restlessness; must keep in constant motion, though walking seems to aggravate the symptoms.

Clinical:
Sudden alternations of moods, often with stealthy and destructive impulses.
Hystero-epilepsy, with shrieking.
Hysteria, with constant movement of the extremities, particularly of the hands.
Paralysis agitans.
Chorea.

Clinical:
Ovaries extremely sensitive.
Dysmenorrhœa.
Various forms of organic disease of the sexual organs.
Pruritis.
Nymphomania.

Clinical:
Spinal irritation, with tremblings of the limbs.
Intense pain in the spine and chest, with extreme sensitiveness of the spine.