92. After mortification sad, gloomy and weary of life. Often pain in the forehead, earthy face, dark rings, around the eyes; bitter taste in the mouth; dislikes meat and bread; nausea, with pain in stomach; occasional bitter slimy vomiting; frequent profuse nosebleed; stitches in the side when coughing, with frothy bloody expectoration. Palpitation of the heart; laboured breathing, hard scanty stools; frequent cutting pain in the bowels; heaviness of the legs; limbs feel bruised; swelling on the upper part of foot; anxious dreams; thinks of drowning with great pleasure; is sad; bursts into tears; dissatisfied with everything; easily enraged; reticent; very easily frightened; anxious; weary of the Pulsat.- ATTOMYR
93. Throbbing pain in the brain, dimness of vision, as if the looked through a sieve; frightful visions appear to him when in the dark, or when closing his eyes; he strikes at them and holds the cross up to them : Pulsat. – SZTAROVCSZKY
94. After vexation, mental depression; she i in constant dread, with palpitation of he heart, is afraid of every body, considers everyone her enemy, despairs of everything-cries easily-trusts no one. At the same time pale earthy complexion, with dim, responding look. No appetite, much thirst, limbs feel as if asleep, is weary, weak, cannot sleep at night on account of fear and dread : Pulsat.- TH. RUCKERT
95. Irregular catamenia. Heat and congestions to head and face. Headache, praecordial weight and backache. Sleepless nights on account of great fear and anxious restlessness in the head. Despairs of the salvation, and seeks aid in constant prayers: Pulsat. – BETHMANN
96. In the eighth month of pregnancy dark, suspicious and reserved manner, disturbed look on her face, sleepless. Looks for her bed in the yard, hides in a corner, to escape from a little gray man, who wants to pull out her leg: Pulsat.,-BETHMANN
97. Want of food; leucorrhoea; religious mania; imagines herself eternally damned; sees the devil coming to take her; world on fire during nights; fear, with occasional outbursts of rage; paroxysms of weeping, followed by lucid moments but with forgetfulness cannot follow the course of conversation: Pulsat., 3rd dec., did much to relieve.- ROCKWITH
98. Unquiet look, lips bluish-red; weak memory; pangs of conscience about religion and the female sex. abhors and hates the whole sex; has to go out of their way for fear of injuring them; he looks upon them as evil beings and is afraid; considers their presence injurious to his soul. Respiration short and difficult; painful pressure in the chest: Pulsat.- MALAISE.
