Gentiana Lutea

Head confused and dull while writing, or else with tension and pressure in the forehead

Bewilderment and heat in the head, and heat in the cheeks

Cloudiness, as after taking spirituous liquors

Sensation of vertigo in the head

Sensation of vacuity and bewilderment in the head, with dull pressure, from within outwardly, at the forehead

Pressure: at the occiput; in the forehead, sometimes, simultaneously, in the eyes

Full, as if enlarged

Head feels as after intoxication

Fulness and dull pressure, from above downwards, in the frontal region, like a violent pulsative cephalalgia

Lancinations in the frontal region.

Pressure in eyeballs

Frequent aching in the eyes; sensitiveness and pain in the eyes, followed by lancinations in the upper eyelid

Redness of the conjunctiva

Obscuration of the sight for some moments, so that objects immediately before the eyes cannot be distinguished; could not see the person with whom he was talking for a few moments.

8, 9.

Mouth and Throat

Dryness of the mouth and throat; saliva thicker than usual; roughness of the throat

Taste intensely bitter

Swelling, fine sticking in throat, mostly in posterior portion of palate

Frequent hawking of mucus which is difficult to loosen

Rawness in throat

Earthy taste.

Risings, sometimes with borborygmi in the abdomen

Acid risings, like vinegar, with hiccough; nausea, almost to vomiting, with watering of the eye; inclination to vomit, sometimes with uneasiness, yawning and slight vertigo, or else with tears which flow from the eyes

Vomiting in weak subjects

Sensation of emptiness in the stomach

Ravenous hunger in evening

Diminished appetite

Nausea after simplest meal

Aching, sometimes anxious, or else with tightness, or with nausea and inclination to vomit, followed by pressure at the anus

Weight and aching at the stomach, with anguish, nausea, inclination to vomit, and respiration full and impeded

Inflation and tension in the abdomen and in the stomach

Feeling of constriction in the stomach.

Uneasiness and pressure in l. hypochondrium

Colic, with aching in region of stomach, and urgency to go to stool

Painful sensitiveness of the whole abdomen, with tightness in the lower region, esp. in r. side and posteriorly, with pressure

Umbilical region, sensitive to touch, with pressive pain

Steady pressure in umbilicus like an inward drawing

Pains, esp. below the navel, and principally when the part is touched

On walking quickly, pain in the lower part of the abdomen, with pressure on the anus

Aching in umbilical region, sometimes with tension

Cutting pains, sometimes on awaking, at night, with beat and quickened respiration

Cutting pains, from the pubic region to the colon transversum, from the touch, with painful sensitiveness of the abdomen; when lying on the back, with the legs retracted, the pains are more supportable

Fixed drawing pain in the umbilical region, with heaviness and fulness of the head, and stoppage of the nose

Inflation and tension of the abdomen, sometimes with heaviness and fulness, or else with painful sensitiveness to the touch

Tightness of lower part of abdomen, < towards the evening, with shortness of breath

Borborygmi in the abdomen, or else gurgling, as of bubbles which ascend

Continual emission of wind above and below, without relief

Painful and general sensitiveness of the teguments of the abdomen.

Urgent inclination to evacuate, sometimes sudden, with abundant stools, followed by painful sensitiveness of the abdomen; pressure on the anus while wanting to go to stool

Dragging towards anus with tenesmus

Sudden urging with copious evacuation

Soft stools, immediately after rising

Bilious diarrhoea (in afternoon)

Stool soft, yellow, preceded by colicky pains, which become so severe after the stool that they force the patient to bend double.

Aching in the hips (and the loins), sometimes, esp. on leaning forward to look out of the window

Tingling in the knees

Pain, as of dislocation, in l. articulation

Lancinations and tearing pains in the sole of l. foot, when walking.

Yawning

Inclination to sleep, without power to go to sleep; sleep retarded; sleep impeded by colic, which obliges the patient to turn in bed, sometimes on one side and sometimes on the other, and which does not permit the least repose until two o'clock in the morning

Uneasy sleep disturbed by abdominal symptoms and fever.

Febrile shuddering, as from electric shocks, commencing at the back and traversing the posterior part of the body, followed by lassitude, depression, and tension in the limbs

Increase of natural heat over head, cheeks, and whole body

Heat originating in the lumbar vertebrae

Pulse accelerated.