Chelidonium Majus - Mental (inc. personality) symptoms - T.F. Allen

MIND

Mind

Emotional.

Intoxication, with vertigo (after five minutes),

Condition similar to that of intoxication (after a few minutes),

Fancies during a half sleep, without sense or connection, in the evening,

Excited mood,

Very excited mood, with anger and fretfulness for the first three days,

Excited and uneasy,

Exhilaration,

Great inclination to talk too much in company (second day),

Disinclination to speak,

Silent mood,

Crying the whole night, especially when taken hold of (first night),

Frequent crying out in the night (third night),

Frequent crying in the night without waking (first night),

Frequent crying when taken up and carried (third night),

Lively mood,

Lively mood (second day),

Lively mood (tenth day),

Uncommonly lively mood,

Mind calm and serene throughout the proving, excepting while the chest symptoms lasted,

All day, great tranquillity of mind, and even gayety, despite some unpleasant preoccupations (curative effect?), (second day),

Remarkable serenity of mind (first day),

Remarkable serenity of mind (on waking in the morning), (third day),

Sad mood (second day),

Sad mood; she fears that she has ruined her health by the proving (ninth day),

Sadness, even to weeping, and despondency about the present and future,

Dejection (seventh day),

Extremely depressed; full of sad thoughts about the present and future, even to weeping; he had no rest of any kind,

Anxiety (second day),

Anxiety, lasting till evening (one hour after 30 drops),

Waking, with anxiety, at 4 A.M. (second day),

Anxiety after rising (third day),

Anxiety in the evening (second day),

Anxiety at every slight noise,

Anxiety and oppression (soon),

Anxiety and uneasiness,

Anxiety, uneasiness (second morning),

Anxiety and uneasiness, with palpitation,

Anxiety, with great palpitation, lasting ten minutes, during which time she was obliged to sit down (after two hours),

Anxiety, so that she was obliged to loosen the clothes about the chest, lasting half an hour (fourteenth day),

Anxiety, trembling (third day),

6 A.M., anxiety, with trembling of the limbs (fourth day),

Anxiety, and trembling in the hands (after ten minutes),

Anxiety and fear of death, with desire to eructate, which he cannot do, at night,

Great anxiety (after one hour), ; (fourth day),

Great anxiety and depression,

Great anxiety, and twitching in all the limbs (after one hour),

Great anxiety, with constriction in the chest (after three hours),

Great sudden anxiety, with palpitation of the heart,

Attacks of anxiety in the room, with sensation as if sweat would break out on the forehead (fifth day),

Attacks of anxiety, with nausea and retching (after six hours),

Anxious about death and being a soldier, at night,

Uneasy mood; she could willingly die (third day),

Becomes frightened at the slightest noise, as if he had not a good conscience,

Fear that pneumonia is coming on (fourth day),

Mood very irritable, daily outbreaks of anger without cause; feels as though she could beat the children, and trembles from rage because she has no reason for doing it (seventeenth day),

He is not in good humor; he does not feel well, although he does not know what is the matter (after half an hour),

Out of humor and fretful, in the afternoon,

Ill-humored about every trifle,

Ill-humored, and constantly dissatisfied with my surroundings,

Fretful,

Fretful on waking, with red spots alternately on both cheeks (third day),

Fretful, peevish mood,

Fretful mood, with inclination to weep (sixth day),

Inclined to be fretful and angry,

Fretful, depressed, anxious, as if I had committed some evil, which gave me no rest,

Morose and fretful,

Sulky mood (second day),

Obstinacy,

Apathy (third day),

Extreme and constant apathy,

Intellectual.

Thought difficult,

Thinking generally difficult,

Very difficult thinking,

It seems as though she could not think, and would lose her reason (after three hours),

Confusion of ideas, as when half-asleep, without chilliness, or increased heat of surface, or any other disagreeable feeling.

Very forgetful as to what she was to do or had done,

On going into another room to get a book, he had to stop and think several minutes for what purpose he had come (second day),

Absence of mind; I forgot to put on my stockings; when shaving, rose from my chair before I had shaved my lips and chin (third day),

Feeling as if stupefied (first day),

Stupefaction at night,

(The senses vanish),

Rubbing the soles of the feet restored her to consciousness; but she did not feel the rubbing; continued rubbing of the soles relieved the headache (after seven hours),