Absinthium absin.

Forgets what happened before epileptic spasms; t.
Brutal, insane; t.
Terrifying hallucinations.
Stupor alternating with dangerous violence.

Drunken.
Vertigo on rising; momentary unconsciousness. θ Epileptics.
Insensible with the convulsions.

Congestion of brain and spinal marrow.

Wants to lie with head low.
Baldness and tinea.

Sight dim.
Pain in balls.
Eyes red, suffused with tears.
Lids swollen, heavy, itch.

Running from ears. θ After headache.

Foolish look.
Makes grimaces in epilepsy.
Rush of blood to face.

Jaws firmly fixed.
Foams at the mouth in epilepsy.

Bites his tongue in epilepsy; tongue thick, protruding, can scarcely talk.
Tongue trembling; seems paralyzed.

Throat as if scalded; inflamed.

Food lies heavy; as if not much would be assimilated.

Belching; nausea and vomiting in the morning.
Nausea apparently in the region of gall-bladder.

Feels cold and oppressed.

Liver feels as if swollen, see 40.
Gall-bladder, see 16.
Pain in spleen, feels as if swollen.

Bloated around waist and in abdomen.
Bloated with flatus.

Constipation and hemorrhoids.
Destroys worms.

Constant desire to urinate.
Urine deep orange, of a strong smell, like horse's urine.

Seminal emissions with relaxed parts.

Darting pain in right ovary.
Pains in uterus.
Promotes the menses.
Chlorosis.

Cough with liver complaint.

Tremor of heart, felt toward the back.
Heart thumps, can be heard in scapular region.

Pain in sacrum.

Pain in shoulders.
Trembling of limbs.

Horses kick with hind legs towards the belly. θ Ascarides.

Limbs thrown about in epilepsy.
Pains in limbs; they swell.

Rising: 2.
Lying low: 4.
Bends backwards in spasms.

Epilepsy; before the attack, trembling; during, loss of consciousness, he falls, see 8, 9, 11, 34; after, obtuse, dazed, weak, even general paralysis.
Epileptic attacks occurring in rapid succession.
Excited opisthotonos, grinding teeth, followed by stupor.

Night restless; disturbing dreams.

Morning, 16; night, 37.

Chill, heat, (with sleep) then sweat; thirst in all stages.
Fevers in autumn, with swollen liver and spleen.

Attacks sudden.

Right, 23.

Hyperæmia of brain, medulla, spine.
Ecchymosis in stomach, in endocardium and pericardium.
Paralysis of inner organs.

Bruises and inflammation following.

Jaundiced.

Young people.

Collaterals: Artem. vulg., Abrot.
Concordances: Alcohol; Bellad., Chamom., Hyos., Stramon.
Lasting effects of its abuse much worse than those from spirituous liquors, opium or tobacco.