Simple Continued Fever
Aconite [Acon]
CHILL ASCENDS FROM FEET TO CHEST; shuddering on lying down at night, followed by dry heat with difficult breathing and lancinating pains through chest; face flushed, with cold hands and feet and great thirst for cold drinks; nervous excitability, groaning and agonizing tossing about, all relieved by a profuse sweat.
Baptisia [Bapt]
SHIVERING PRECEDED BY SENSE OF WEAKNESS; flushes of heat from small of back in all directions; pulse frequent, full and soft; internal and external heat; excessive thirst; headache with tendency to delirium; tongue brown in centre, red at the edges; constipation alternating with diarrhoea; frequent sweats.
Belladonna [Bell]
Chill and heat alternating; coldness of limbs with heat of head, face red, eyes protruding, pupils dilated, look staring; great thirst, with anxiety and trembling; heat with aversion to uncover, deliria and unconsciousness; pulse full and frequent; sweat during sleep, day or night, often ascending from feet to head, convulsions in children or nervous patients; involuntary urination and defaecation.
Chamomilla [Cham]
Chill, with trembling of body and bitter vomiting; CHILL OF POSTERIOR, WITH HEAT IN ANTERIOR PART OF BODY OR VICE VERSA (<) by uncovering and cold air; constant alternations of heat and coldness in various parts, mostly one red cheek, the other pale; profuse sweat of covered parts; child in cross and irritable when feverish; colic and diarrhoea; hot, burning urine.
Gelsemium [Gels]
CHILLINESS, ESPECIALLY ALONG SPINE; nervous chills with shivering and chattering of teeth, skin warm; fever without thirst, wants to be still and rest, feels languid and stupid; thirst during sweat, which may be profuse and long-lasting; nervous diarrhoea.
Rhus-tox [Rhus-t]
URTICARIA FEVER-BLISTERS; great heat, anguish, dry skin, stupefying headache, delirium, with desire to escape; red burning face; red, dry and rough tongue; debility and languor; dry, teasing cough, caused by tickling in bronchia; evening fever with diarrhoea; sweat relieves.