(Colch. - The Meadow Saffron.)
Tearing in the limbs during warm weather and stinging during cold weather.
- Tingling in many parts of the body, as if frost-bitten whenever the weather changes.
- Shocks as from electricity through one-half of the body, with sensation of paralysis.
- Sensitiveness of the whole body, especially the affected parts, to contact and to motion.
- Weakness and debility from night study and from loss of sleep.
- Frequent startings.
- Tingling in the points of the fingers and toes.
- Dropsical swelling and dropsy of the skin.
- Scanty discharge of dark red urine with tenesmus.
- Nausea from the odor of fat meat or eggs.
- Dysentery with gastric symptoms and discharge of white mucus with much tenesmus.
- Bad effects from suppressed perspiration.
- Aggravation in the evening, during an expiration.
- Amelioration while stooping.
