Elaps Corallinus - Fever And Chill symptoms - T.F. Allen
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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Elaps Corallinus in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
FEVER AND CHILL
Fever
Chilliness.
Chilliness, followed by dry heat (third day),
Chilliness, without thirst, followed by dry heat, in the afternoon (third day),
Chilliness, followed by burning redness of the face (third day),
Chilliness and heat alternately at 8 P.M.; chilliness for a few minutes, then heat for a quarter of an hour, with moisture, without thirst; on going to bed the chilliness continued, but more perspiration, followed by good sleep; on waking, no fever (eighth day),
Remarkable sensation of coldness after drinking, and as if ice-water were rising and falling through a cylindrical opening in the left lung (thirteenth day),
Shivering, at 10 P.M., lasting half an hour (twenty-eighth day),
After a cold drink, shivering from head to foot with chattering of the teeth (fourth day),
Great sensitiveness to cold (third day),
Coldness in the back (third day),
Coldness at the back of the thighs (tenth day),
The right leg, up to the knee, is cold as ice (fourth day),
Shivering, up to the shoulder, on dipping the hand into cold water (fourth day),
Shuddering, extending to the shoulder, on dipping the hand into water (sixth day),
Heat
Dry heat from 7 to 9 P.M., followed by chilliness till 10 P.M. (twentieth day),
Dry heat at midnight; the slightest covering is unpleasant (third day),
Dry heat, after midnight (like the preceding night), lasting till 9 A.M. (twenty-fourth day),
Fever at 7 P.M.; less and more seldom chill; more heat, much thirst, but little sweat; good sleep at 10 P.M. (tenth day),
The fever returned at 7 P.M., with less chill, more violent heat, with sweat, interrupted by heavy dreams, with difficult breathing the whole night; good sleep toward morning (ninth day),
Heat, with thirst and mental excitement, at 10 P.M.; the head became much less about midnight (twenty-third day),
Flushes of heat, with redness of the face and ears, in the evening (sixth day),
Heat in the hollow of the hand after dinner (third day),
Cold sweat all over (tenth day),
Profuse cold sweat all over (seventh day),
Sweat on the forehead and nape of the neck (first to third day),
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