Aconitum Napellus (Dr. Adolph VON LIPPE)

Aconitum Napellus.
(Acon. - Monkshood.)

• Sensation of soreness of the body, and of heaviness in inner parts. 
• Tearing in outer parts. 
• Tingling in the fingers, oesophagus and back. 
• Painfulness of the whole body to contact (he does not wish to be touched). 
• Pulsating pain in the head and teeth. 
• Inflammation of inner parts (mucous membranes). 
• Stitches in internal organs. 
• Tightness of the muscles (acute rheumatism). 
• The pain is insupportable, driving to despair. 
  
• Sudden and great sinking of strength. 
• Restlessness and inconsolable anxiety. 
• The patient is full of fears and tosses about as if in agony. 
• Dry, burning skin.
• Heat, with inclination to uncover oneself. 
• Miliaria like eruption of measles. 
• Pulse full and hard, or imperceptible. 
• Bad effects from catching cold, from anger, or from fright, especially with females during menstruation. 
• When rising paleness of the face. 
• Aggravation in the night. 
• Amelioration in the open air. 
• Most symptoms disappear while sitting quietly, but at night and in bed it is unsupportable. 
• The most valuable centrifuge in the entire range of therapeutic agents. 
• Produces and cures drenching sweats.