Affections caused by taking cold when the air changes suddenly from dry and warm to wet and cold. Tongue and jaws become lame, if cold air or water chills them; neck stiff, back painful, loins lame, after taking cold. Colic as if diarrhoea would occur, from taking cold. Yellow watery diarrhoea with cutting colic before every stool, or dysentery from taking cold. Most catarrhal states, with secretion of much mucus, caused by exposure to damp cold. Dropsical swelling after suppressed sweat, or paralysis and other troubles from suppressed eruptions, after taking cold.