Stannum metallicum
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Main symptoms
- Chief action is centered upon the nervous system and respiratory organs.
- Talking causes a very weak feeling in the throat and chest. Pains that come and go gradually, call unmistakably for Stannum.
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- Sad, anxious.
- Discouraged.
- Dread of seeing people.
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Symptoms by body part
Head
Aching in temples and forehead. Obstinate acute runny nose (cold) and influenza with cough. Pain worse motion; gradually increasing and decreasing as if constricted by a band; forehead feels pressed inwards. Jarring of walking resounds painfully in head. Drawing pains in malar bones and orbits. Ulceration of ringhole in lobe of ear.
Throat
Much adhesive mucus, difficult to detach; efforts to detach cause nausea. Throat dry and stings.
Stomach
Hunger. Smell of cooking causes vomiting. Bitter taste. Pain better pressure, but sore to touch. Sensation of emptiness in stomach.
Abdomen
Cramp-like colic around navel, with a feeling of emptiness. Colic relieved by hard pressure.
Female
Bearing-down sensation. Prolapsus, with weak, sinking feeling in stomach. Menses early and profuse. Pain in vagina, upward and back to spine. White vaginal discharge, with great debility.
Respiratory
Hoarse; mucus expelled by forcible cough. Violent, dry cough in evening until midnight. Cough excited by laughing, singing, talking; worse lying on right side. During day, with copious green, sweetish, phlegm coughed up. Chest feels sore. Chest feels weak; can hardly talk. Influenzal cough from noon to midnight with scanty phlegm coughed up. Respiration short, oppressive; stitches in left side when breathing and lying on same side. Hectic fever.
Sleep
Sleeps with one leg drawn up, the other stretched out.
Extremities
Paralytic weakness; drops things. Ankles swollen. Limbs suddenly give out when attempting to sit down. Dizziness and weakness when descending. Spasmodic twitching of muscles of forearm and hand. Fingers jerk when holding pen. Neuritis.
Fever
Heat in evening; exhausting night-sweats, especially towards morning. Hectic. Perspiration, principally on forehead and nape of neck; debilitating; smelling musty, or offensive.
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