• Ammonium Carbonicum is suited for stout, weary women who are easily fatigued and catch colds easily.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a predisposition to cholera-like symptoms before menstruation.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is often for sedentary individuals with a slow reaction to stimuli.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is indicated for frequent use of smelling-salts or ammonia inhalants.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is characterized by too frequent and profuse menses.

• Ammonium Carbonicum primarily affects the mucous membranes of the respiratory organs.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is indicated for fat patients with weak hearts, wheezing, and a sensation of suffocation.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is markedly sensitive to cold air.

• Ammonium Carbonicum exhibits a strong aversion to water; cannot bear to touch it.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is applicable in cases of malignant scarlatina with somnolence, swollen glands, dark red sore throat, and faintly developed eruptions.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is useful in uræmia.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences heaviness in all organs.

• Ammonium Carbonicum displays uncleanness in bodily habits.

• Ammonium Carbonicum presents with swelling of parts, glands, etc.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is characterized by acid secretions.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences disproportionate prostration from minor issues.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has general weakness and lack of vital heat.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a tendency to faint.

• Its symptoms often appear diagonally (e.g., right arm and left leg).

• Ammonium Carbonicum has aversion to bathing.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has general aggravation from getting feet wet.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has great debility and prostration.

• Its symptoms are often worse in the morning.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a tendency to take cold easily.

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• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sadness and despondency, especially in the evening.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences irritability and impatience; is easily angered.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a tendency to be easily offended.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences anxiety about health and future.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is forgetful; has difficulty concentrating.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is indisposed to mental or physical exertion.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences apathy and indifference.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is oversensitive to noise.

• Ammonium Carbonicum feels forsaken.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences apprehension and fear, especially at night.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences great anguish and restlessness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences mental confusion.

• Ammonium Carbonicum dwells on past unpleasant events.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has fear of death.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is easily discouraged.

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• Right-side medicine and a venous medicine.

• Under-oxygenation underlies many symptoms.

• Chilly medicine with great sensitiveness to cold open air.

• Suited to stout women who readily take cold in winter.

• Scrofulous diathesis, especially in children.

• Most carbonates are suited to states of corpulency.

• Hemorrhagic tendency.

• Great prostration, with falling temperature.

• Pains are ulcerative; shooting, digging.

• Pain as from fatigue.

• Pains as from dislocation or sprain.

• Pain as of contraction of tendons.

• Restlessness; paralytic weakness.

• Tendency of the blood to decomposition.

• Emaciation.

• Great sensibility to cold.

• Right side of the body appears more affected than the left.

• Pains appear in the evening, at night, or in the morning.

• Suited to scrofulous children, stout and sedentary women.

• Women who are always having recourse to the smelling-bottle.

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• Sadness, with disposition to weep.

• Apprehensions and anguish, often disappear towards the evening.

• Fretting in the evening.

• Anxiety with weakness and nightmare.

• Timidity of character.

• Disgust with life.

• Ill-humor in the morning, and when it is bad weather.

• Morose and passionate humor.

• Character disobedient and unruly.

• Excessive gaiety.

• Heedlessness.

• Great absence of mind and weakness of memory.

• Tendency to make mistakes in speaking, in writing, or in calculating.

• Impairment of the intellectual faculties.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences headache, especially in the forehead and temples.

• The head feels heavy and full.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences vertigo, with a tendency to fall forward.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pulsating headache.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences headache from suppressed coryza.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences headache aggravated by mental exertion.

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• Vertigo, on reading in a sitting posture, in the morning or in the evening; sometimes with nausea.

• Obstinate headache.

• Headache with nausea.

• Headache often appears in the evening, after walking in the open air, or in the morning, or after a meal.

• Pain, as of ulceration in the head, chiefly on moving the head, or on pressing it.

• Hammering, pressure, and beatings in the head, with sensation as if its contents were going to start through the forehead, or the head were on the point of bursting.

• Heaviness and beating in the forehead after dinner.

• Shootings at the base of the brain.

• Headache, as if from carbonic acid gas.

• Feeling of looseness of brain—as if it fell from side to side, whichever way the head was moved.

• Soreness of the scalp and of the hair.

• Itching in the head.

• Falling off of the hair.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences dim vision; blurring of sight.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has weakness of sight, with flickering before the eyes.

• The whites of the eyes have yellowish discoloration.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences lachrymation, especially in open air.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences burning in the eyes.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences photophobia.

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• Burning in the eyes, principally in the evening, or in the morning, with photophobia.

• Sensation of cold in the eyes.

• Hordeolum.

• Nocturnal agglutination of the eyelids.

• Dry excretion in the eyelids.

• Affections from over-straining the eyes.

• Muscae volitantes.

• Eyes weak and watery after reading or using them at fine work.

• Yellow spots before the eyes on looking at white objects.

• Inability to move the eyes.

• Confused sight, with sparks before the eyes.

• Double vision.

• Myopia.

• Cataract.

• Black spots and bright bands before the eyes.

• Weeping.

• Muscular asthenopia from prolonged use of the eyes.

• Pterygium.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has hearing impaired; deafness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences noises in the ears; tinnitus.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has offensive discharge from the ears.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sticking pain in the ears.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences itching in the ears.

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• Buzzing in the ears, particularly at night.

• Roaring and tingling in the ears.

• Hardness of hearing, with suppuration and itching of the ears.

• Hard swelling of the glands of the neck, and of the parotid glands.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has chronic nasal catarrh, with thick, yellow discharge.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences frequent nosebleeds, especially in the morning.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences obstruction of the nose; difficult breathing through the nose.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences coryza, with burning in the nose and throat.

• The nose experiences swelling.

• The nose experiences dryness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences loss of smell.

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• Heaviness in the extremity of the nose on stooping, as if from congestion of blood.

• Itching and purulent pimples in the nose.

• Furunculus at the extremity of the nose.

• Swelling, sensation of excoriation and painful sensibility of the nostrils.

• Discharge of sharp, burning water from the nose.

• Discharge of pus from the nose.

• Excretion of sanguineous mucus.

• Bleeding of the nose, particularly in the morning on washing, or after a meal.

• Obstinate dryness of the nose.

• Obstinate coryza.

• Dry coryza and stoppage of the nose, chiefly at night, with danger of suffocation.

• With long-continued coryza, he can only breathe through the mouth.

• Inability to blow the nose, in children.

• Boil on the tip of the nose.

• Nose-bleed comes on when washing the face.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sore throat, with a sensation of dryness and burning.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences difficulty swallowing; feels constricted.

• The tonsils are swollen.

• The throat has a dark red appearance in scarlatina.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences hawking of mucus from the throat.

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• When swallowing, sensation as of a foreign body in the throat.

• Sore throat, as if something were sticking in it, principally in the morning and evening.

• Pain, as from excoriation and scraping in the throat.

• Swelling of the tonsils, with difficulty in swallowing (tonsils bluish, much offensive mucus there).

• Spasmodic contraction of the anterior muscles of the neck after drinking.

• Putrid sore throat.

• Sore throat, as of something sticking in it; scraping; spasm; difficult swallowing.

• Roughness and hoarseness, with difficulty of speech.

• Inability to speak a loud word.

• Catarrh, with hardness of hearing, and burning in the stomach.

• Cough, with hoarseness.

• Dry cough, as if from a feather in the throat.

• Cough, with asthmatic oppression, particularly when in bed in the evening.

• Tickling cough, with expectoration.

• Cough only at night, or only by day, or in the evening, before going to sleep, or in the morning towards three or four o'clock; dry from tickling in the throat, as of dust.

• Cough, with spitting of blood, with previous sweet taste and with great dyspnea.

• Cough, with stitches in the small of the back.

• When coughing, shootings in the loins, in the sternum, or in the pit of the stomach.

• Cough, with mucous and sanguineous expectoration, shortness of breath, and sensation of a weight in the chest.

• Expectoration of pure blood, produced by coughing.

• Bloody expectoration accompanying the cough.

• Tickling cough.

• Cough from 2 to 5 a.m.

• Short breath, with choking, principally on going upstairs.

• Asthmatic respiration, and dyspnea, chiefly in the heat of a room, as well as after any exertion, sometimes with palpitation of the heart.

• Nocturnal dyspnea.

• Painful sensation of spasmodic asthma, with short and dull cough.

• Shootings in the chest and in the sides, particularly when breathing, singing, stooping, walking, or at night, with inability to lie for any time on the side affected.

• Feeling of fatigue in the chest.

• Congestion towards the chest.

• Heaviness in the chest, as from congestion of blood to the chest.

• Burning in the chest.

• Stitch in the heart, frequently.

• Palpitation of the heart, chiefly after exertion, and sometimes with retraction of the epigastrium, and weakness in the pit of the stomach.

• Shootings in the integuments of the chest.

• Purple miliary eruptions and furunculi on the chest.

• Anguish at heart: palpitation and faintness.

• Pain on sternum.

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• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences dyspnea; shortness of breath, especially on exertion or ascending stairs.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences wheezing and rattling in the chest.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has cough, dry or with expectoration of mucus.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences suffocation, especially at night.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences oppression of the chest.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences hoarseness.

• The cough is worse in the morning.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences asthmatic attacks, especially during wet weather.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences cough with a sensation of something loose in the chest.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has weakness of the heart; palpitations.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences angina pectoris-like pains.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences cardiac asthma.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has an irregular pulse.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences heaviness and oppression in the chest.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has bluish discoloration of the skin (cyanosis) due to heart weakness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pain in the heart region.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences fluttering of the heart.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a rapid pulse.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sour eructations and heartburn.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences nausea and vomiting.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a dislike for milk.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has an aversion to meat.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has a craving for acids.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has thirst for cold drinks.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pressure in the stomach after eating.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences belching of sour fluid.

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• Sour, or empty, or abortive risings.

• Risings, with taste of food taken.

• Pyrosis.

• Risings, and vomiting.

• Pain as from constriction in the stomach, with nausea, water-brash and chilliness (better by pressure and by lying down).

• Nausea and vomiting after eating, with pressure in the pit of the stomach.

• Sensitive painfulness of the stomach, even to the clothing.

• Violent sanguineous vomiting.

• Fullness in the stomach, chiefly after a meal, with nausea, and great tenderness at the pit of the stomach.

• Gastralgia.

• Contractive pain in the pit of the stomach, when stretching.

• Heat and sensation of burning in the stomach.

• Heartburn after eating.

• Nausea, vomiting, fullness, water-brash, < after eating.

• The abdomen experiences distention with gas.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences colic-like pains in the abdomen.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has liver affections.

• The abdomen experiences rumbling.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pain in the liver region.

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• Pressure, pain as from excoriation and burning in the hepatic region.

• Piercing shootings in the liver, when seated in the evening.

• Pain in the abdomen, with diarrhea.

• Contractive spasmodic colics, with nausea, and accumulation of water in the mouth.

• Pain, as from commotion in the abdomen, when walking.

• Noise in the abdomen.

• Elastic swelling in the groin, like flatulent hernia.

• Flatulent, painful colic.

• Flatulence.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences diarrhea, with offensive stools.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences constipation, with hard, difficult stools.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences hemorrhoids, with burning and itching.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences bleeding from the rectum.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences frequent urging to stool.

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• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences frequent urination, especially at night.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences involuntary urination.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has scanty urine.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has dark-colored urine.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences burning during urination.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has sediment in the urine.

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• The menses are too early, too profuse, and too long-lasting.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences leucorrhea, acrid and corrosive.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences metrorrhagia.

• The menses are clotted and dark.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences painful menstruation.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences weakness after menstruation.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has diminished sexual desire.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences impotence.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences emissions without erection.

• The testicles experience swelling.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences stiffness of the back.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences weakness in the back.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pain between the shoulders.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences weakness and heaviness of the limbs.

• The hands and feet experience swelling.

• The extremities experience coldness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences cramps in the legs.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences gouty pains in the joints.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences numbness of the fingers and toes.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences tingling in the extremities.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences pain in the hip joint.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sciatica.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences itching and burning of the skin.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences urticaria.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences eruptions that are slow to develop in scarlatina.

• Ammonium Carbonicum has dry, scaly skin.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences red spots on the skin.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences boils and carbuncles.

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• Violent itching here and there, with burning vesicles and pimples after scratching.

• Miliary, chronic eruptions.

• Redness like scarlatina on all the upper part of the body.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sleeplessness.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences restless sleep.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences anxious dreams.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences dreams of death.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences dreams of being pursued.

• Ammonium Carbonicum wakes up tired and unrefreshed.

• Ammonium Carbonicum experiences sleepiness during the day.

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• Excessive sleepiness produced in the daytime.

• Sleepiness in the daytime.

• Sleeplessness, and sleep delayed, esp. after going late to bed.

• Sleeplessness till 4 a.m., and when falling asleep, perspiration.

• Nightmare when falling asleep.

• Frequent waking, with fright (great fear afterwards), and difficulty in going to sleep again.

• Sleep full of dreams, both anxious and romantic, historical and lascivious.

• Dreams of specters, of death, of vermin, and of quarrels.

• Disturbed and unrefreshing sleep.

• At night, attacks of anguish, vertigo, congestion of blood in the head, cephalalgia, toothache, nausea, gastralgia, colic, inclination to make water, spitting of slimy matter, pains in the great toes and in the ganglia, shocks in the body, pains in the limbs, itching and pricking in the skin, restlessness, ebullition of the blood, dry heat, sweat, esp. in the legs, shivering and cold.

• In the night, dreams of specters of death and attacks of anguish.

• Cold air.

• Damp weather.

• Before menses.

• Lying on the left side.

• Exertion.

• Washing.

• Morning and evening.

• Suppressed eruptions.

• Getting feet wet.

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• At night: 3 a.m.

• In wet, stormy weather.

• From washing.

• From wet poultice.

• On bending down.

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• Lying on the stomach.

• Warm, dry weather.

• Motion.

• Rubbing.

• After rising.

• During menstruation (sometimes).

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• By warmth.

• Lying on stomach (Nit. ac.).

• Lying on right side; on painful side.

• From external pressure.

• In warm room.

• In dry air.

• Arnica; Camphor

• Rhus toxicodendron; Muriatic acid; Tartar emetic; Carbo vegetabilis; Lachesis; Sulphur; Natrum muriaticum; Pulsatilla; Sepia.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is useful in poisoning by charcoal fumes.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is especially suitable for ailments following suppressed eruptions.

• Consider Ammonium Carbonicum in cases of chronic bronchitis, asthma, and cardiac affections.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is useful in emphysema.

• Ammonium Carbonicum is helpful in certain forms of dropsy.

• Face pale and bloated, with nausea and fatigue of body and mind.

• Sickly complexion.

• Heat in the face during intellectual labor.

• Tension and acute dragging pains, with shootings in the right side of the face.

• Tightness in the skin of the face, as if the face were swollen.

• Hard swelling of the (r.) parotid gland.

• Distortion of the features.

• Eruptions on the face, with itching.

• Furunculi on the cheeks.

• Ephelides.

• Tetter-like eruptions, with desquamation of the skin, on the cheeks, round the mouth, and on the chin.

• Skin of face tight, as if swollen.

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• Toothache on compressing the teeth, or after lying down in the evening, or when the air has penetrated to them, or during catamenia.

• Pains are drawing or starting, or shooting, or like those of ulceration, and they frequently extend into the cheeks and ears.

• Pricking pain, esp. in the molar teeth; worse when masticating or touching the decayed tooth with the tongue.

• Obstinate shooting pain in the teeth.

• Caries, elongation, and chronic looseness of the teeth; rapid decay of the teeth.

• The edges of the teeth feel dull.

• Inflammatory swelling, suppuration, and easy bleeding of the gums.

• Toothache, pulling or starting (during catamenia).

• Redness, inflammation, pain as from excoriation, and sensation of swelling in the interior of the mouth; esp. the inside of the cheeks.

• Eruption of vesicles in the mouth and on the tongue.

• Vesicles on the tongue, at the tip, on the borders, burning, hindering eating and speaking.

• Difficulty of speech, as if from weakness of the organs.

• Great dryness of the mouth and throat, chiefly at night.

• Accumulation of saliva in the mouth, and constant spitting.

• Offensive smell from the mouth, perceptible to the patient.

• Foul breath.

• The corners of the mouth and lips are sore, cracked, and burn.

• Taste of blood in the mouth.

• Bitter taste, chiefly after eating, or after waking in the morning.

• Acid taste of food and after having taken milk.

• Metallic taste of food.

• Much thirst.

• Constant thirst.

• Inability to eat without drinking.

• Great craving and appetite.

• Want of appetite in the morning.

• When eating, one is soon satiated.

• Repugnance to milk.

• Excessive desire for sugar.

• Dizzy vertigo, and heat in the face when eating.

• After a meal, pyrosis, with scraping in the throat, and drowsiness.

• Constipation.

• Difficult evacuations.

• Slow, hard evacuations, in small pieces.

• Stool difficult, hard, knotty.

• Soft or loose slimy evacuations, followed or preceded by cutting pains.

• After and during an evacuation, discharge of blood from the anus.

• Hemorrhoids in the anus, sometimes bleeding, with smarting pains.

• Protrusion of hemorrhoids from the rectum during the evacuation, with much pain afterwards.

• Hemorrhoidal tumors protruding before, during, and after stool.

• Nocturnal burning and itching in the anus.

• Excoriation between the legs and at the anus.

• Piles during menstrual period.

• Bleeding piles; at every menstrual period bleeding from rectum.

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• Constant inclination to make water, even at night, with scanty emission.

• Frequent desire to urinate, with continued pressure on the bladder.

• Frequent and copious micturition, esp. in the evening.

• Passing water at night, during sleep (morning).

• Wetting the bed.

• White, sandy urine.

• Reddish urine, like water mixed with blood.

• Emission of blood from the urethra.

• Enuresis.

• Uremia.

• Excessive sexual desire, without lascivious ideas or erections; or want of sexual desire and repugnance to the other sex.

• Frequent pollutions, and a sense of contracting, dragging, and heaviness in the testes.

• Discharge of prostatic fluid, after a difficult evacuation.

• Swelling, itching, and burning in the (external) genital parts of the female.

• Excoriation of the skin in the parts, and in the anus.

• Premature and too copious menses, with emission of black and acrid blood.

• Before and during the catamenia, colic and pains in the loins.

• During the catamenia, toothache, pressure on the matrix, cuttings, acute drawings in the back and in the genital parts, desire to lie down, paleness of the face, shivering, coryza, and sadness.

• Discharge of serum from the matrix.

• Great weakness during the menstrual flow.

• Hemorrhoids < during.

• Acrid, corrosive, or burning leucorrhea, or watery.

• Menses premature and copious, the blood being dark (colic and pains in loins, or toothache accompanying).

• Pains in the lumbar region.

• Pains in the nape of the neck, mostly of a dragging nature.

• Acute draggings from the side to the scapulary joint.

• Painful swelling of the glands of the neck and of the axillary glands.

• Goiter.

• Drawing tension in the back and in the loins.

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• Arms and fingers dead and stiff at night, as well as in the morning, and when grasping anything.

• Heaviness and paralytic weakness of the arms.

• Acute pulling in the joints of the arms, of the hands, and of the fingers, > by the heat of the bed.

• Pain, as from a sprain in the wrist.

• Attack of trembling in the hands.

• Swollen veins and bluish color of the hands, after having washed them in cold water.

• Exfoliation of the skin of the hands.

• The skin of the hands becomes hard and cracked.

• Cramps in the fingers.

• Numbness of the fingers.

• Swelling of the hands when the arms are suffered to fall down.

• Swelling of the joints of the fingers.

• Numbness and stiffness of arms and hands.

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• Tightness in the legs, as if the tendons were too short.

• Jerking and contracting of the legs.

• Great fatigue in the legs.

• Pain, as from fatigue, in the coxo-femoral joint, and the thighs, particularly in bed in the morning; > by walking.

• Pain, as if bruised in the thighs.

• Cramps in the feet, in the calves of the legs, and in the tibia.

• Jerking of the knees and legs.

• Drawing pain in the legs, when seated.

• Acute dragging in the joints of the feet, > by the heat of the bed.

• Pain, as of ulceration, and shootings in the heels.

• Sensation of burning in the feet.

• Swelling of the feet.

• Sweating of the feet.

• Cold and shivering in the feet, chiefly on going to bed in the evening.

• Pain (as from dislocation) in the great toe, principally in bed at night, on moving it.

• Redness, heat, and swelling of the great toe, in the evening, as if from chilblains.

• Pain as from fatigue (hip-joint; legs, thighs).

• Pains as from dislocation or sprain (wrist, great toe).

• Gout in great toe.

• Heel painful on standing.

• Freckles.

• Burning, acute shootings and drawings in the corns.

• Excoriation of the skin (between the legs, and in the anus, and in the genital parts).

• Desquamation of the skin (palms of the hands).

• Ganglia.

• Swelling of the glands.

• Rachitis.

• Dry tetters; excoriations; ulcerations, phagedenic.

• Miliary eruption.

• Asthma

• Bronchitis

• Cough

• Dislocations, pains from

• Emphysema

• Enuresis

• Erysipelas

• Gums, sensitive

• Hemorrhoids

• Hysteria

• Lungs, edema of

• Measles

• Miliary eruptions

• Nose affections

• Parotitis

• Rickets

• Scarlatina

• Spotted fever

• Sprains

• Sternum, pain on

• Toothache

• Uremia

• Whitlow

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• Compare the Ammonias, Ant. t., Ars.; Aur. (crushing weight on sternum, but Aur. has less somnolence and less venous congestion) Lach. (to which Am. c. is inimical); Phos., Pul., Sul.

• It antidotes Rhus and stings of insects, poisoning from charcoal fumes.

• Is antidoted by: Arn., Camph., Hep., Vegetable acids, Fixed oils.

• Suited to scrofulous children, stout and sedentary women (most of the carbonates are suited to states of corpulency), women who are always having recourse to the smelling-bottle.