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Eupatorium Perfoliatum

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Generalities

General soreness and aching in the bones ; cannot lie in bed ; moans and cries.

Head

Pain at first < going into the open air, with internal soreness.

Eyes

Eyeballs sore.

Nose

Violent coryza, with bone pains, etc.

Stomach

Extreme thirst.

Nausea, retching and vomiting of anything taken into the stomach ; of bile.

Respiratory organs :

Cough, with soreness and heat in the bronchi and soreness of the chest generally, with bone pains.

Cough < lying on the back, > lying on the face ; cough hurts the head and chest so that he holds the chest with the hands.

Back

Bruised pain in the back as if beaten.

Back feels weak.

Extremities

Most violent aching in all the bones, with soreness of the flesh as if beaten.

The wrists feel broken or dislocated.

Soreness of the lower extremities, with aching.

Calves feel as if they had been beaten.

Clinical

Chill, preceded by thirst, which continues during the fever.

Vomiting occurs before or after the chill and fever, caused by taking water or food into the stomach.

Violent bone pains ; headache.

A bruised feeling of the chest always accompanied the paroxysms.

The paroxysm is generally incomplete ; usually the sweating stage is suppressed.

Catarrhal fever, with bilious vomiting, or other symptoms.