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Cocculus Indicus - Fever And Chill symptoms - Reversed & reworded Kent repertory

Indian Cockle, Cocculus, Coccul, Cocc.


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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Cocculus Indicus in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.

FEVER AND CHILL

Fever and chill

Morning

Late morning

Late morning; 11 a.m., with disgust at even the smell of food

Noon

Afternoon

Evening

undressing

In parts affected with other symptoms

In the open air

while walking

Open air

Bed

Chilliness (see also whole body

temperature)

temperature); evening

temperature); during intermission of fever

temperature); during period

Cold travels downwards (see coldness of back)

Drinking

While eating

Internal

afternoon

evening

With pain

With fever, but chill predominating

Shaking, shivering, rigors

morning

without subsequent heat

afternoon

evening

night

before going to bed

with heat

without subsequent heat

partial

Sides, one-sided

At certain time of day or night

from 8 a.m.

from 11 a.m.

Trembling and shivering

When uncovering, undressing

Warmth; external warmth

In warmth; in warm room; not relieved in warm room, nor by a warm heater

Desire for warmth, which does not relieve

Evening

Evening

lasting all night

lasting all night; followed by shuddering

6 p.m.

Night

Intolerance of both cold and warm air

Alternating with chills

evening

Attack brought on by anger

Bed (see night and warmth)

Localised; cerebro-spinal fever

With chill

Continued fever

night

dazed from fever

Drinking

Dry heat

morning

night

External heat

with chilliness

Heat absent

Hectic fever

Slowly increasing fever

Fever from irritation

slow (see continued fever)

Comes on suddenly

Remittent

With shivering

alternating with heat

Heat comes on after sleep

Stages of chill, heat and sweat; chill followed by heat, then sweat

Warmth; intolerance of both cold and warm air

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