Convolvulus Duartinus
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General
Convolvulus Duartinus.
Ipomoea bona-nox. Morning Glory. N. O. Convolvulaceae. Tincture of Flowers.
Clinical
Eye, inflammation of. Headache. Rheumatism. Vertigo.
Characteristics
Convol. d. was proved under Mure, and some symptoms that are peculiar have been recorded: Reveries in daytime. Numbness in limbs. Dreams of dead persons. Symptoms are < in morning and > after cold bath.
Mind
Moral weakness.—Reveries in the daytime.
Head
Vertigo with faintness
Burning in frontal region, ceasing after a cold bath
Pain in frontal region with heat at root of nose
Pain in l. temple (corresponding to inflamed l. eye).
Eyes
Inflammation of l. eye.
Mouth
Toothache
Swelling of gums
Tongue feels swollen.
Throat
Heat and dryness at anterior and upper part of oesophagus.
Abdomen
Pain in abdomen with internal heat.—Violent colic with drawings.
Stool
Constipation.
Urinary Organs
Red urine.—Yellow sediment in urine.
Upper Limbs
Numbness of arms,< when hanging down
Pains in l. shoulder; in l. wrist
Numbness of r. index and middle fingers.
Lower Limbs
Lancinating pain in r. knee
Pain fore part of l. leg for four days
Deep-seated pain in calves.
Sleep
Drowsiness in daytime.—Dreams: about quarrelling; about dead persons; falling out of his front teeth; of flying along a lighted street; appearance of a ghost; wakes with a start.