Dulcamara dulc.

Cannot find the right word.
Mental confusion, cannot concentrate his thoughts.
Delirium at night, with pain.
Asks for one or another thing, rejecting it when proffered.
Depressed.
Inclination to scold, without being angry.
Restless, quarrelsome.

On awaking, morning, dizzy, dark before the eyes, trembling and weakness.
Dulness of senses.

Boring, burning, in forehead, with digging in brain; worse from motion, even talking; head heavy.
Dull headache, continuous; pain in head, chest and stomach, with great uneasiness, depressed spirits, labored respiration, mental confusion, cannot concentrate his thoughts.
Congestion to head, buzzing in ears, dull hearing; worse from getting feet wet.
Sensations of a board pressing against the forehead.
Chilliness in cerebellum, and over the back, returning every evening; cerebellum and whole head as if enlarged; worse cold damp; damp weather; worse until 2 P.M.; better lying down.

Sensation of chilliness in cerebellum and over the back; feeling as if the hair stood on end; recurs every evening.
Ringworm of scalp; glands about throat swollen.
Thick crusts on scalp, causing hair to fall out.

Aching in eyes when reading; sight dim; scintillations; worse at rest.
Threatened amaurosis in scrofulous children.
Dim sight, sees as through a gauze.
Ophthalmia; scrofulous, from every exposure to cold.
Paralysis of the upper lids.

Buzzing in the ears.
Dull pains, humming in ears, obtuse hearing.
Earache; nausea; buzzing; worse at night and when still.
Swelling of parotids; also after measles.

Nosebleed, hot, clear blood; pressure above nose; worse after getting wet.
Coryza, dry; better during motion; worse during rest; renewed by the slightest exposure.
Severe coryza, skin hot, dry; limbs cold, stiff, numb and painful; general offensive sweat.
Nasal catarrh dry, in a dry atmosphere.

Complexion pale, watery or milky.
Face pale, with circumscribed red cheeks.
Faceache and asthma, after disappearance of tetters in face.
Humid eruptions on cheeks.
Face bloated. θ Dropsy.
Thick brown-yellow crusts on face, forehead and chin; crusta lactea.

Twitching of lips when in the cold air.
Mouth distorted; drawn; to one side.

Toothache from cold, especially with diarrhœa; confusion in head; profuse salivation; teeth feel blunt, or as if asleep.
Scurvy; from cold.
Receding, spongy gums; ptyalism.

Bitter taste.
Itching, crawling on tip of tongue.
Mouth and tongue dry.
Dry, swollen tongue.
Inarticulate speech from a swollen tongue, but talks incessantly.
Tongue and jaws become lame, if cold air or water chills him.
Tongue paralyzed cold.

Saliva tenacious soap-like; gums spongy.
Increased flow of saliva.
Mouth dry, without thirst.
Stomachache: rheumatic; also after abuse of mercury, with ptyalism and swollen cervical glands.

Much mucus in fauces.
Tonsillitis, from every cold change.
Pressure, a if uvula were to long.

Hunger without appetite.
Hunger, after the fever.
Great thirst for cold drinks.

Cold drinks: 16.

Nausea, loss of appetite; cholerine.
Great chilliness during the vomiting.
Vomiting early in the morning, of tenacious mucus.
Vomiting of greenish, yellow, slimy substances, together with the liquid drank; after cold drinks.

Retraction and burning in the epigastric region.

Cutting pain above navel.
Colic after a cold; griping, nausea, followed by diarrhœa.
Dropsy of the abdomen.
Swelling of inguinal glands a cold.

Stool: whitish, watery; with flocculi; slimy, watery, yellow-green; worse at night, in wet weather; changeable, white, yellow or green; watery; sour-smelling; nausea, with desire to evacuate.
Diarrhœa; from cold; or, change from warm to cold, especially cold, damp weather; in the morning, profuse thin stools; of rheumatic origin; during dentition.
Dysentery from cold, damp weather; increased flow of saliva; burning, itching of itching of rectum, heat of skin, thirst.

Constant desire to urinate, felt deep in abdomen.
Painful pressing about bladder and urethra, and discharge of a few drops of urine, with mucous sediment.
Urine: Scanty, fetid, turbid; on standing, oily, containing a tough, jelly-like, white or red mucus mixed with blood; milky; fetid of or muco-purulent.
Bright disease from exposure to cold and dampness.
Retention of urine; strangury from a cold or from cold drinks.
Urine passed involuntarily; paralysis of bladder.

Impotence; herpes on genitals. θ Herpes præputialis.

Menses suppressed by cold.
Rash before menses.
Menses too late, too short; blood watery, thin.
Mammæ engorged, hard; amenorrhœa.

Suppressed milk, from taking cold.
After weaning, mother has eruption on the skin.
Herpes on mammæ; nursing women.
Lochia suppressed by cold or damp.

Rough hoarse voice; catarrh.
Hoarse after measles.
Influenza.
Trachea full of mucus.

Labored respiration.
Asthma, with faceache after disappearance of tetters in face.
Asthma humidum, dyspnœa, loose, rattling cough, copious sputa; worse during wet weather.
Oppression of chest, from mucus.

Dry, hoarse, rough cough; or, loose, with copious expectoration of mucus; dull hearing; catarrhal fever.
Chronic mucous cough after measles.
Panting cough, like whooping-cough: worse with each deep inspiration.
Expectoration of pure blood.
Cough worse when lying down, warmth of the room, or deep inspiration; better in the open air.
Whooping-cough: excited by excessive secretion of mucus in larynx and trachea.

Bronchitis; offensive-smelling night-sweats.
Tuberculosis in scrofulous subjects; also worse in changes from warm to cold; sputa touch, green; cough moderate; stitches here and there in chest; diarrhœa.
Phthisis mucosa.
Rheumatic pleuritis and pleuro-pneumonia, with tough, difficult, discolored sputa.
Hydrothorax, worse wet weather.
Mucus on the chest, must cough long before raising it; suffocative catarrh.
Hæmoptysis, bright red; tickling in larynx; worse it rest; caused by a cold or loose, protracted cough.
Pain in left chest, as if lung moved in waves.

Palpitation at night.
Pulse: small, hard and tense, especially at night; collapsed.

Neck stiff, back painful, loins lame, after taking cold.
Spinal meningitis during scarlatina or measles, eruption does not develop.
Myelitis after taking cold during menstruation.
Hyperæmia of the spinal cord.
Drawing pain from small of back down thighs, during rest; stitches when moving, relieved by pressure.
Coldness is small of back.
Sacrum feels cold.

Herpes on arms and hands.
Exostosis on the arm, from suppressed itch.
Warts on hands.
Sweat in palms.

Herpetic eruption on knee.
Exostosis on upper part on right tibia, with bluish-red spots; suppurating lumps.
Swelling of the calf of the leg; scrofula.
Gout in the big toe; first left, then right.
Tingling in the feet.
Erysipelas of feet; skin peels off; itching.

Cold limbs.
Rheumatism after acute eruptions, or when chronic forms alternate with attacks of diarrhœa.
Pains in the joints on exposure to cold.
Rheumatism after exposure to wet; parts as if beaten severe pains when remaining in one position, subside only when he moves about.

Rest: 5, 6, 7, 28, 34. Motion: 3, 7, 31, 34, 44. Lying down: 3, 27. Worse lying on back, better on side. Worse when stooping; better when erect. Worse when bending diseased part backwards. Worse dancing.

Great general uneasiness.
Convulsions beginning in the face.
One-sided spasms speechless.
Prostration, languor.
Paralysis from suppressed eruptions, from cold; paralysis of upper and lower limbs and tongue; the paralyzed arm feels icy-cold.

Falling asleep, evening starts as if in affright.
During sleep, mouth open snoring.
Sleep restless after 12 P.M.
Uneasy sleep, confused dreams, frequent sweat; tosses from side to side.
Sleep worse after 3 P.M.

Morning: 2, 16, 40; 2 P.M.: 3. Evening: 3, 4, 37, 40. Night: 6, 20, 28, 29, 40. After midnight: 37. 3 A.M.: 37.

Warmth: 40, 46. Warm weather: 20, 28. Warm room: 27. Cold: 34, 44, 46. Cold air: 9, 11. Cold, damp weather: 3, 13, 20, 21, 24, 28, 44, 46. From warm to cold: Taking cold.

Chill commencing in or spreading from the back, not relieved by warmth; mostly towards evening.
Chill with pains.
Chill with violent thirst.
General dry burning heat all over.
Heat and burning in the back.
Heat with delirium, without thirst.
Fetid sweat, with skin diseases; with copious limpid urine.
Offensive sweat, night and morning, over the whole body; during day more over back, in axillæ and palms.
Sweat suppressed and entirely wanting.

Left: 28. Right: 33. Left to right: 33. Above downward: 31.
Rending pains upwards. θ Rheumatism.

Pains in many parts, as if from cold.
Bruised feeling.

Hemorrhages: blood watery, or bright red.
Skin inactive; mucous surfaces overactive, especially from suppressed eruptions by cold.
Cold swelling of glands, also inflammation and induration of cervical and inguinal glands; tensive pains.
Anasarca after fever and ague, scarlatina, rheumatic fever.
Dropsy after suppressed sweat, by damp, cold air.
Scrofula.
Exostosis.
Emaciation.

Pressure. 7, 31. Scratching: 46. Touch: 46.

Skin hot dry.
Tetter oozing a watery fluid, bleeds after scratching.
Thick brown herpes, red border; glands swollen.
Red spots, as if from flea bites.
Eruption of itching pustules, ceasing to itch after scabbing over; sensitive to touch; worse washing.
Impetiginous eczema of scrofulous children.
Suppressed itch.
Painful ulcers; discharge scanty.
Nettle-rash, with much itching; after scratching it burns; increases in warmth, better in cold.
Small furuncles on places formerly injured by concussion.
Warts, fleshy or large, smooth; on dorsa of hands and on the face.
Retrocession of eruptions, from exposure to damp, cold air: 26.
Skin callous.

Phlegmatic, torpid, scrofulous patients, who are restless and irritable; take cold in cold changes.

Abuse of Mercur. ptyalism; glandular swellings; canker; bronchitis; diarrhœa; susceptible to changes in weather.
Complementary to Baryt. carb.
Antidotes to Dulcam: Camphor., Cuprum, Ipec., Mercur.
Incompatible: Bellad., Laches.