Asarum Europæum asar.

Nervous erethism; pains, muscular spasms; prostration.

Extreme sensitiveness of all the nerves.
Scratching on linen, or even thinking about it (he feels himself constantly obliged to).
Causes disagreeable thrills and seems to be intolerable.
A general feeling of lightness of the limbs; when walking one seems to be floating in the air.
(Many troubles seem to be relieved by washing the face in cold water.)

Inability to think; thoughts vanish as though one were going to sleep.
Ill humor.
Sadness, with weeping.

Pressing outward, pain in the forehead, with nausea, excited by every effort of the mind.
Attacks of one-sided pain at 5 every afternoon.

Painful dryness and burning of the inner surface of the lids.
A feeling of coldness in the eyes.

Clinical:
Conjunctivitis, with stitches in the corners of the eyes.
Inflamed, watery eyes.
Burning as if from brandy in the eyes in the evening in the house, with constant lachrymation.
The inflammation of the eyes feels better in cold air, but sunlight and wind cannot be tolerated.
The eyes feel stiff.

Pressive tension at the opening of the auditory canal.
Hearing diminished.

Eructations, disagreeable.
Heartburn, with sour eructations; seem to set the teeth on edge.
Violent, empty retchings, which < all troubles.
Vomiting, with anxiety, and great nervous tension.

Griping pain in the left side, extending to the back.
Sore pain over the region of the spleen.
Violent colic, with vomiting.

Soft evacuations, with strings of reddish mucus.
Slimy diarrhœa, tenacious, with blood.

Clinical:
Evacuations thick; black blood during stool.
Diarrhœa of undigested food, especially of potatoes.
Cutting colic precedes the stool.
Prolapsus of the rectum during stool.
Stool followed by pressure, with discharge of white, tenacious, bloody mucus.

Clinical:
Menstruation too early and lasting too long, consisting of black blood.
Menses ushered in by violent pain in the lumbar vertebræ, so that she can scarcely breathe.

Difficult breathing, with stitches in the lungs, or with a feeling as if one were breathing in a sack.
(Cough from irritation in the trachea, with free expectoration of mucus. A sensation of constriction of the trachea, with short breathing.)

Cramp in the neck.
A feeling as though the neckband were too tight.
The muscles of the nape of the neck feel bruised.
Bruised pain along the back when standing or sitting, > by lying.

Drawing pain in the joints, wrists and fingers.
Persistent pressing down in the hip < by stepping.
Cramps in the thighs.
Weakness in the knees.

Falls asleep late in the evening on account of surging of blood.

Chilliness and shivering, without thirst.
Alternations of flushes of burning heat and cold.
Sweat of sour odor, especially in the axillæ.