Cicuta virosa

Head turned or twisted to one side. Cerebro-spinal meningitis. Cervical muscles contracted. Dizziness, with gastralgia, and muscular spasms. Sudden, violent shocks through head. Stares persistently at objects. Convulsions from concussion of brain. Thick, yellow scabs on head. Head symptoms relieved by emission of flatus.

When reading, letters disappear. Pupils dilated, insensible strabismus. Objects recede, approach, and seem double. Eyes stare. Pupils get behind upper lids as head inclines. Effects of exposure to snow. Spasmodic affections of eyes and its appendages. Strabismus; periodic, spasmodic after a fall or a blow.

Difficult hearing. Sudden detonations especially on swallowing. Haemorrhage from ears.

Pustules which run together forming thick, yellow scabs on face and head, corners of mouth and chin, with burning pain. Red face. Trismus; disposition to grind teeth.

Dry. Feels as if grown together. Spasms of oesophagus; cannot swallow. Effects on oesophagus from swallowing sharp piece of bone.

Thirst; burning pressure; hiccough. Throbbing in pit of stomach, which has become raised to size of fist. Desire for unnatural things, like coal. Indigestion, with insensibility, frothing at mouth.

Gas with anxiety and crossness. Rumbling in. Distended and painful. Colic with convulsions.

Diarrhoea in morning, with irresistible desire to urinate. Itching in rectum.

Chest feels tight; can hardly breathe. Tonic spasm in pectoral muscles. Heat in chest.

Spasms and cramps in muscles of nape of neck, and spasmodic drawing backward of head. Curved limbs cannot be straightened nor straight ones bent. Back bent backward like an arch. Jerking, tearing in coccyx, especially during menses.

Eczema; no itching, exudation forms into a hard, lemon-colored crust. Suppressed rash causes brain disease. Elevated rashes, as large as peas. Chronic impetigo.