INTRODUCTION
DIAD., or ARAN. Papal Cross Spider. See Allg. Hom. Zeit., i.
GENERAL SYMPTOMS.
Dull digging bone pains in every part of the body. Cutaneous eruptions. Tubercles here and there Languor and lassitude with thirst. Restless night sleep, with frequent waking, and constant sensation as if the fore arms and hands were excessively enlarged and heavy. Fever two evenings in succession, with fullness and heaviness in the hypogastrium as from a stone, qualmishness in the pit of the stomach, rumbling in the abdomen, dullness of the things, heaviness of the things, so that she is scarcely able to drag her limbs along. Thirst during the fever, and almost constantly attending the other symptoms.
HEAD, EYES
Dullness of the head, sometimes with tightness. Drawing in the head, extending to the lower jaw. Disagreeable trembling sensation in the eyes, when reading or writing, aggravating the headache, and accompanied by heat in the forehead and eyes. coryza with thirst. Painful feeling of coldness in the lower incisors, particularly when drawing in air.
INTESTINAL CANAL.
Stitches in the palate and larynx. Bitter taste, with coated tongue, relieved by smoking tobacco. Liquid stool, with colic, which is relieved by rubbing the part with the hand, difficult, interrupted passage of stool, and subsequent fermentation in the abdomen.
ARMS.
Dull boring in the bones of the arms. early in the morning in bed.
