The bones are very sensitive; red spots on the skin, which are elevated, owing to the affections of the bones. Ankles are particularly affected; children may have this trouble, and be unable to walk. Typhus fever, where the parotid gland is swollen, and the bones are very sensitive to the touch . Affections of the internal ear; upper part of the chest. Hoarse voice; drawing sensation of the muscles. Stools with sand or gravel. Worse.-- In the night; on stooping; lying on a feather bed (asthmatics can't lie on a feather bed); from talking. Remedies following:-- Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur .