Burning, stinging pains (like bee stings); eyelids; throat, panaritium or felon, haemorrhoids, ovaries, (especially right one), breasts (mastitis), skin (erysipelas, urticaria, carbuncles). Great oedema; general or local (face, ears, eyelids, especially lower); throat (diphtheria); genitals (especially scrotum); skin (erysipelas and urticaria); everywhere; general anasarca, abdomen. These oedemas are accompanied with the characteristic pains, or no pain at all. Stupor, with sharp, sudden, shrill cries in brain disease (crie encephalique). Thirstlessness, especially in dropsies and during heat of intermittents. Skin alternately dry and perspiring. Suffocative; feels as if every breath would be his last, especially in dropsical conditions or hot stage of intermittents.