Lycopodium: Is indicated in irritable persons possessing uric acid diathesis, with a liverish hue of brownish patches on the skin: craving for sweets; rumbling flatulence worse between 4 and 8 p.m., or early morning; relief from motion.
Natrum Mur: With craving for salt. Faints in the hot sun.
China off: Dizziness; fainting; skipping heart. Everything eaten turns into gas which will not move up or down. Noises in the ears. Loss of vital fluids.
Sepia: Yellowish tint with dark circles under the eyes, pulsations throughout the body, desire for sours, relief from violent exercise, empty all gone sensation in the epigastrium after lunch; liver spots; indifference to life and to loved ones.
Carbo Veg: With low vitality and flatulence in the upper part of the abdomen.
Tuberculinum: It is to be thought of as an inter-current remedy in persons who are wasting in health.
Calcarea Phos: Is indicated in exhausted, fast growing young persons.
Viscusm Alb: Pulse slow and weak. Rheumatism and gout, neuralgia and sciatica. Buzzing and stopped up feeling in ears. Persistent vertigo. Weight and oppression of heart as if being squeezed. Unable to lie down. Worse in winter and cold stormy weather.
Gelsemium: Irregular beating of heart, palpitatior. Feeling as if heart would stop beating, if she did not move about. Pulse frequent, soft, weak. Suffocation. Paralysis of lungs.
