Drawing in the tibia and neighbouring muscles.
On the tibia and about the ankle-joint, while walking, a drawing softly pressing pain and sensation as if the tibia would break, which prevents him walking.[Fz.]
Obtuse stitches on the left tibia (aft. 1 h.) [Ws.]
235. Burning on the tibia when walking.[Fz.]
Pressure and drawing on the tibia, in the evening, when sitting (aft.12 h.) [Fz.]
In the morning, when walking about, a drawing aching pain in the ankle-joints, with heat in them, and sensation as if they were dislocated, towards the outer ankle (aft. 3 d.) [Fz.]
The legs are numb and stiff up to the knees, but without formication.
Pressing pain, as from dislocation, on the right foot, while walking in the open air (aft. 2.1/4 h.) [Lr.]
240. Cramp in the feet, for instants.
Cramp pain in the front part of the foot without actual muscular contraction, that is to say, without spasmodic cramp, more when seated and when at rest (aft.1/2 h.)
Pain in the foot, when treading.
Cramp-like pain in the foot, and the following day an aching pain and as if bruised when treading.
Paralysis in the ankle-joints.[Hsch.]
245. Obtuse shooting drawing in the right ankle-joint, when sitting (aft. 11 h.) [Fz.]
Burning sensation of heat about the right external ankle, while walking and sitting (aft. 26 h.) [Fz.]
Almost shooting-like tearing on the dorsum of the left foot, mostly when moving.[Fz.]
On the border of the left foot externally on the projection of the fifth metetarsal bone a cramp-like aching drawing, as if he had sprained it (aft. 5 h.) [Fz.]
The outer border of the foot and the part below the outer ankle goes to sleep when walking.[Fz.]
250. Shooting in the heel, when sitting in the evening.[Fz.]
In the sole of the foot a sudden tearing, when sitting.[Fz.]
Perspiration of the feet. [Hsch.]
When walking he feels here and there painful tension in the muscles.[Gss.]
In the evening, after sitting for an hour, he is quite stiffand contracted; after rising from his seat he cannot straighten himself (aft. 13 h.) [Fz.]
255. Paralytic weakness in the hands and elbow-joints; he can hardly move them, but without stiffness or other hindrance, with chilliness and loss of vital heat (aft. 1 h.) [Fz.]
Cracking in almost all the joints, but inaudible.
Cracking in all the joints (aft. 26 h.) [Fz.]
Great irritability and strained vivacity, with drawing in the limbs if the tendons were stretched, in the afternoon (aft. 2 d.) [Fz.]
In evening, in bed, itching; after rubbing there came flat, very painful sores.
260. Sensation in the whole body as if his strength went away, and as if especially the marrow in the bones were stiffer and more coaglulated (immediately).
When not engaged in any mental work he is tolerably brisk and lively; but he becomes dazed when he reads anything, and immediately falls asleep.[Fz.]
In the morning discomfort, frequent yawning, and disinclination to all work (aft. 4 d.) [Fz.]
He falls asleep when reading whilst seated, but starts up at the slightest noise, and has a shock with great rigor which goes through and through him.[Fz.]
Frequent attacks of yawning without sleepiness, with a cramp-like pain in the jaws.
265. Disposition to constant stretching.
Very frequent yawning, with stretching and extending the limbs (aft. 24 h.) [Fz.]
In the evening great weariness and irresistable desire to sleep; he sleeps for an hour while sitting, with snoring, but when he goes to bed cannot get to sleep before 1 o’clock.[Fz.]
In the evening great drowsiness till 9 o’clock, then great wakefulness until after midnight.[Fz.]
270. Sleep disturbed by dreams until 6 a.m., then he wakes up wide, and again falls asleep; in the morning he could not free himself from sleepiness, and remains drowsy until noon.[Fz.]
Sleep towards morning, with dreams.[Fz.]
Vivid dreams, sometimes disagreeable, sometimes anxious, with frequent awaking from sleep; on again falling he always dreamt of quite other things.[Lr.]
Restless sleep; she often wakes without cause.
Restless sleep.[Mlr.]
At night, restless sleep, and that only towards morning, with dreams.[Fz.]
275. Sleep restless and full of dreams, but without waking, and on two successive nights, pollutions.[Fz.]
Very confused dreams, sometimes of a horrible character. [Gss.]
In the morning, chilliness in bed, not followed by heat.
Violent rigor over the back when walking about the room, in the forenoon (aft. 25 h.) [Fz.]
In the afternoon (about 3 o’clock ), internal shiverin, with great thirst, not followed by heat, for several successive days.
280. In the afternoon (about 3 o’clock), shivering with goose-skin, allayed in the open air, and without thirst, for several successive days.
After the shivering, slight heat.
In the afternoon, much thirst, and hour afterwards rigor over the back.[Fz.]
Towards evening rather warm all over the body.
In the morning in bed, heat about the head, with perspiration on the forehead.
285. Heat at night, especially in the forehead, so that he cannot sleep after 3 a.m.; then in the afternoon, about 9 a.m., there occurs rigor.
Towards evening, for three successive days, increased warmth of the cheeks and body, with aching pain and confusion of head in the temples and the sides of the forehead. [Fz.]
Immediately after eating supper, internal and external heat of face [Mss.]
In the afternoon, feeling of warmth all over the body, especially in the cheeks, not without thirst (aft. 2 d.) [Fz.]
Towards evening, warmth of the whole body, with aching drawing in the side of the forehead and thirst.(aft. 4 d.) [Fz.]
290. Warmth of all the body, except the head; the cheeks were cold.( The last part of this symptom was antagonistic reaction of the vital power (secondary action), as the person fad for several days heat only in the cheeks before he took angustura.) [Hsch.]
In the evening, on coming into the room, great heat, he does not know how to calm himself, but without thirst (aft. 2 d.) [Fz.]
No confidence in himself to undertake and carry through voluntary movements.
Pusillanimity.
Sadness and crossness (aft. 24 h.) [Ws.]
295. Sadness, discontent with its position, disagreeable sensitivenessto jokes; slight offences fill him with bitterness (aft. 12 h.) [Ws.]
He is easily frightened and starts. [Fz.]
When walking in the open air his disposition is good and cheerful (immediately)(Seems to be merely curative action.)
Cheerfulness and self confidence that he can undertake anything wirh power.(Reaction of the vital power, curative action.)
Brickness and activity of mind. (Reaction of the vital power, secondary action, curative action.) [Hsch.]
Hahnemann's three major publications chart the development of homeopathy. In the Organon of Medicine, we see the fundamentals laid out. Materia Medica Pura records the exact symptoms of the remedy provings. In his book, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature and Their Homoeopathic Cure, he showed us how natural diseases become chronic in nature when suppressed by improper treatment.