Aconite [Acon]
Premonitory stage, with nausea, sweat and diarrhoea; white stools and red urine; hypogastrium painful and sore to the touch; weakness of bowels from former purgatives; sensation as if a warm liquid came out of the anus; acute congestion of the mucous membranes after eating fruit. When cholera is fully developed, Aconite may be still indicated, for inclination to vomit with violent diarrhoea; vomiting and watery diarrhoea; hippocratic countenance; bluish face, with black lips, anguish or imbecility in the face; cold limbs, with blue nails; collapse, out of proportion to the evacuations, GREAT AND SUDDEN SINKING OF STRENGTH, BUT WITH NO ALARM.
Angustura [Ang]
Spasms and cramps in back, in thighs and calves; eyelids spasmodically opened; intermitting, spasmodic breathing; easily frightened and starts, (<) by touching the parts; diarrhoea preceded by cutting in abdomen and nausea in the morning; copious, thin, white stools, with shivering over face after every stool.
Antimonium-tart [Ant-t]
Cholera morbus; violent straining to vomit, with respiration on forehead; vomiting of food with great effort, followed by DEBILITY, CHILLINESS AND SLEEPINESS.
Arsenicum [Ars]
Stomach as much disturbed as the lower bowels; prostration profound; incessant restlessness and change of position; intense thirst, satiated for a few moments by a small quantity of water, but that little aggravates all symptoms, or drinking of large quantities, with vomiting and purging; violent vomiting of watery, bilious, or slimy, green brown or black masses; lips and tongue dry, blackish and cracked; ICY COLDNESS OF THE SKIN, AND CLAMMY SWEAT, WITH SUBJECTIVE HEAT; pains violent, and burning in the epigastrium; NOT RICE-WATER, but frequent, scanty, a dark or yellowish offensive-smelling water; hippocratic countenance; small, feeble, intermittent or tremulous pulse; tonic spasms of the fingers and toes; SUDDEN DEATHLY COLLAPSE, with drowsiness verging on stupefaction and great indifference.
Asarum-europ [Asar]
Nervous and timid persons who constantly feel chilly, or complain of cold hands, feet, knees or abdomen; even the hottest room or the WARMEST COVERING DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CHILLINESS, constant nausea, most disgusting taste in mouth, with loathing of food, without gastric derangement; clean tongue; rumbling and gurgling in abdomen, with nausea; unconquerable longing for alcohol.
Belladonna [Bell]
TYPHOID VARIETY; coma, with half-opened, distorted eyes, grating of the teeth, distortion of the mouth, or great restlessness; desire to escape; stitches in the side, or burning of the abdomen; burning heat and redness of the face, and desire for cold drinks; accelerated pulse, which is more or less full, but not hard.
Bryonia [Bry]
Skin icy-cold, shrivelled; unconscious, cannot speak; great dryness of tongue, mouth and lips; vomiting and purging; pulseless; TYPHOID SYMPTOMS FOLLOWING CHOLERA; vomiting and diarrhoea commence in the morning, preceded by cutting pains in bowels, (<) by motion, even in bed.
Camphora [Camph]
FIRST STAGE ONLY. Sudden and overwhelming prostration, is unable to stand; cramps in calves; COLDNESS OF BODY, dry or in a cold sweat; great burning in oesophagus and stomach; painfulness of stomach to pressure; no thirst, marked nausea, coldness after vomiting or no vomiting, no diarrhoea or scanty stool; face distorted, eyes sunken; face, hands and feet icy cold, cannot beat to have them covered, great anguish as though he would suffocate, groans and moans in a hoarse, husky voice; tingling and numbness in tips of fingers; extremities cold and blue with cramps. DRY CHOLERA REPRESENTING A TERRIBLE SHOCK TO SYMPATHETICUS. Sometimes scanty rice-water stools, incomplete, with marked nausea.