Kobaltum
Roberts - The Rheumatic Remedies · Herbert Alfred Roberts · 856 chars
General
Kobaltum is not frequently indicated in rheumatic conditions, but the characteristic backache with the < from sitting and the > from motion mark it when needed.
It is more apt to be indicated when the rheumatic symptoms are from gonorrheal origin.
NECK AND BACK . — (Kobaltum)
Aching pain in small of back or spine < sitting ; > rising, walking or lying down.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Kobaltum)
Aching in wrist joints with occasional stitches.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Kobaltum)
Aching in legs, especially while sitting.
Aching pain from sacrum down through legs to feet.
AGGRAVATIONS . — (Kobaltum)
Sitting.
AMELIORATIONS . — (Kobaltum)
Lying.
Rising from a seat.
Walking.
CONCOMITANTS . — (Kobaltum)
SEVERE BACKACHE WITH SEMINAL EMISSIONS.
COSTIVENESS ALTERNATING WITH DIARRHEA.
FURUNCLES ON LOWER JAW.
Tingling in feet as if asleep.