Illicum Anisatum

► Pains in the head ; less evenings, worse mornings.

► Buzzing in the ears. ► Ringing in ears, followed by sleep. ► Itching over left ear, going off when touching the place.

► Acute catarrh. ► Watery discharge from the nostrils. ► Warm smarting sensation in nose, succeeded by sneezing. ► Sharp stitches in tip of nose.

► Stinging sensation in upper lip, as if blood would press out, better from touch. ► Dryness of upper lip, which is drawn closer to the teeth. ► Burning in the inner surface of lower lip, with sensation as if it had gone to sleep.

► Rye bread tastes well, smells refreshing. ► Tongue covered with aphthae. ► Aphthae most on edges of tongue. ► Edges of tongue folded like little bags.

► Tough viscid phlegm from stomach ; with old drunkards.

► After eating but little, satiety. ► All food, except rye bread tastes too salty or bitter, yet appetite is good.

► Nausea in stomach, extends up to the chest, then ceases. ► Nausea, with gagging and inclination to vomit.

► Bloating of the stomach ; acidity.

► Pain in the splenic region.

► Three month's colic ; bowels disturbed. ► Violent wind colic. ► Rumbling in abdomen.

► Stool : bilious ; compact and dark-colored.

► Retention of urine.

► Old asthmatics.

► After coughing, feeling of emptiness. ► Frequent cough, with pain. ► Spitting blood in small quantities and with pus-like phlegm, with pain in right chest. ► Whitish expectoration.

► Tough, viscous phlegm, with old drunkards. ► Pain in region of third rib, about one or two inches from the sternum, generally on right side, but occasionally left.

► Palpitation, with aphthae and weakness.

► Cramp-like drawings, as from a cold, in the left side of dorsal vertebrae.

► Left thigh feels as if broken at the middle, when sitting, ceases on rising.

► Sitting : 33. Rising : 33.

► Better in the morning ; worse, evening : 3.

► Right : 27, 28. Left : 6, 18, 28, 31, 33.

► Touch lessons itching and other sensations in skin : 6, 9.

► Old drunkards, catarrh of stomach. ► Old drunkards : 13, 28.

► Where Bryon. and Acon. did not relieve blood-spitting.