Leuticum.
Symptoms
1. Subjects with specific history whose chancres have been treated by local means resulting in many years of suffering, esp. with skin and throat troubles; also congenital syphilis.
2. Weakness or loss of memory, esp. for names; feels as if going insane; terrible dread of the night season owing to aggravation of all symptoms then; despairs of recovery.
3. In syphilitic affections when best selected remedy fails to relieve or permanently improve.
4. Great falling of the hair.
5. Pains increase and decrease gradually; shift locality; (<) night.
6. Craving for alcohol in any form; hereditary tendency to alcoholism; constipation the rule.
7. Eruptions of the skin; dull red, copper-coloured spots becoming blue when patient is cold.
8. Leucorrhoea; profuse, soaks through napkin and runs down to the heels (Alum).
9. Rheumatic complaints esp. of shoulder or at insertion of deltoid, (<) raising arm laterally.
10. Modality; always (<) twilight to daylight (rev. Medorrh.).
