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Corallium Rubrum

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Head

Head feels large.

Pressing-outward pain in the forehead, obliging him to move the head from side to side, with heat of the body, only transiently > uncovering.

Pain in the parietal bones as if forced asunder, < stooping.

Sensation as if the wind blew through skull on rapid motion or on shaking head.

Eyes

Drawing pain in external wall of left orbit, extending along nervus malaris to below cheek bone.

Clinical

Painful ulcer in right nostril ; sensation as if nose were pressed asunder.

Profuse nasal catarrh ; the inspired air feels cold.

Face

Bruised pain in left zygoma, < touch.

Sprained pain in left joint of jaw on drawing jaw far downward and on biting and yawning.

Throat

Left submaxillary glands swollen and painful, < on swallowing or bending head forward.

Clinical

Hawking of profuse mucus ; throat very sensitive, especially to air.

Sexual organs, Male :

Red flat ulcer on glans and inner surface of prepuce, with yellowish discharge.

Glans and inner surface of prepuce secrete a yellowish-green offensive matter, with sensitiveness, redness and swelling.

Respiratory organs :

Feeling as if cold air were streaming through air-passages in morning on deep inspiration, with provocation to cough, and with difficult hawking of bronchial mucus.

Clinical

Most violent spasmodic cough (whooping cough), often preceded by sensation of smothering, followed by exhaustion ; the attacks are extremely violent ; the patient becomes purple in the face, followed by exhaustion or vomiting of quantities of tough mucus.

Indicated in whooping cough by the extreme violence of the paroxysms, even with expectoration of blood.