speech; muscles will not obey the will; frequent twitching, sudden jerks through the body; caused by mental emotions, from sexual excesses, lead poison.
Sulphur [Sulph]
Arsenical tremors; PALSIES RESTING ON A MATERIAL BASIS, as repercussion of eruptions or following cases of diphtheria, typhoid, etc.; paralysis from cold; palsy of lower extremities, with total retention of urine and numbness extending up to navel; urine, when drawn by the catheter, is turbid and highly offensive; general weakness of spine, which is tender to pressure, so that he walks stooping, chest feels empty and weak, it tires him to talk; goneness in epigastrium in forenoon; tearing in limbs, muscles and joints.
Tarentula [Tarent]
Paralysis; general formication, beginning with a strong pain in occiput, followed by numbness of trunk and limbs and complete loss of motory power.
Terebinthina [Ter]
Paralysis of right arm and left leg; affection of kidneys, (<) from living in damp places; sequels of uraemic poisoning.
Veratrum-alb [Verat]
Paralysis from cholera, after debilitating losses; painful paralytic weakness in upper and lower extremities, difficult walking, first right, then left hip-joint feels paralytic; tingling fingers, causing anxiety and painful jerks in limbs; arm trembles when anything is grasped; bruised and painful jerks in limbs; arm trembles when anything is grasped; bruised feeling in arms; hands and feet icy cold, blue.
Veratrum-vir [Verat-v]
Cerebral hyperaemia, causing paralysis and tingling in limbs; paralysis of lower limbs; coldness, blueness and dampness of hands, feet and limbs, with cramps of extremities.
Zincum [Zinc]
Paralysis from softening of brain, following suppressed foot- sweat, with vertigo, of brain, following suppressed foot-sweat, with vertigo, trembling, numbness and formication, (>) by friction, (<) by wine; ptosis; amblyopia accompanied by severe headache, contracted pupils; great weakness of all limbs, especially in lumbar region and bends of knees, when walking in open air; weakness, numbness and tremor of hands when writing.