Magnesia Carbonica - Mental (inc. personality) symptoms - T.F. Allen

MIND

Mind

Emotional.

Unwilling to talk, gloomy, and apprehensive (after one hour and a quarter),

She is gloomy and unwilling to talk (after two hours),

Very talkative; everything prospers (first afternoon); not so good-humored (second day),

Sad and apprehensive (after two hours and a half),

Anxious and prostrated, with stitches in the whole body, after rising from bed, lasting several minutes,

Anxious and too warm in bed for several nights; she could not fall asleep for a long time (after twenty-nine days),

Very anxious, with perspiration, all day, especially on moving about,

She was very anxious several nights in succession, and the bed felt as hard as though she were lying upon stones, so that she constantly tossed about (after twelve days),

Anxiety and warmth over the whole body, especially in the head, while eating soup,

For several nights was unable to fall asleep for a long time on account of anxiety; was frequently obliged to uncover herself, which she could not long endure on account of coldness,

Anxiety and uneasiness at night in bed; she could not bear to have a limb covered, and yet out of bed it immediately became too cold (after four days),

Anxiety for several nights; she could not bear to have her hands under the covers, though if she put them out they immediately became too cold (after twenty-three days),

Tremulous anxiety and fright, as if she apprehended some misfortune, disappearing in the evening in bed (sixth day),

Ill-humored, and yet singing, soon disappearing (after two hours),

Very ill-humored, everything frets her; worse while walking (second evening),

Very ill-humored at 7 P.M., everything is disagreeable,

Very ill-humored all day, everything that she looks at vexes her; better in the evening,

Better humored in the afternoon than in the forenoon,

Very fretful mood (ninth day),

Peevish, fretful mood (fourth afternoon),

Very fretful in the evening (after six days),

So fretful that she does not know what she shall undertake, with constant perspiration (twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth days),

Completely out of sorts, increasing as time goes on,

On the first day of the menses good humor; on the three following days fretfulness,

Apathetic mood with apprehension in the afternoon, with compressive headache; in the evening very good-humored,

Intellectual.

Confusion and stupefaction of mind from mental labor,

Very forgetful and not very good-humored (after eighteen days),