Elaps Corallinus - Back And Neck symptoms - T.F. Allen

BACK AND NECK

Back and neck

Rhythmical beating in the nape of the neck, like the ticking of a clock (first day),

Neck

Pain in the spinal narrow, from the nape of the neck to the sacro-lumbar articulation (third day),

Neck.

The neck remains twisted when turning it, with constriction in the thyroid gland (third day),

Stiffness, which prevents turning the head (first to third day),

Stiffness of the right side of the neck, about 5 P.M. (fifth day),

Tension in the nape of the neck (first to third day),

Tension in the nape of the neck, with inability to turn the head (first day),

Pressive pain in the nape of the neck, as if from sinking down of the cerebellum (sixth day),

Sticking pain in the left side of the nape of the neck, with stiffness of the left shoulder, extending up to the head (thirty-second day),

When lifting the hand to the right side of the nape of the neck, a penetrating pain is felt, which extends to the ear,

Raw sensation at the nape of the neck (first day),

Bruised pain in the sides of the neck (sixth day),

Back

Pain in the back, with chilliness, icy-cold feet, with tenesmus vesicae (sixth day),

Violent sticking pain in the whole spine (fifth day),

Lancinations from above downwards in the posterior muscles of the trunk, from the occiput to the sacrum, with pains in the temples (second day),

Quick and transient lancinations in the back, sides, and arms (fourth day),

Dorsal.

Pressure between the shoulders (third and fourth days),

Lancination in the dorsal muscles, especially on raising the arms (third day),

Lumbar.

Violent pains in the lumbar region, extending all around and down to the uterus (first day),

Sensation as if an iron bar were pressing on the loins (third day),