Pathologically the symptoms produced by this drug are: Drowsiness; Insomnia due to neurological causes; night sweats Traveling pains, accompanied by rough temper, always wanting to cry or fear of disease. Severe dizziness. Headache, chiefly in forehead, extending to back of head. Bright eyes, with lacrimation or itching, are accompanied by a state of insensibility, with reduced hearing or a humming sound from increased pressure in the ear. Pale complexion, with sporadic pinkish discolouration. Vomiting, foul-smelling sputum and feeling of emptiness. Abdominal distension accompanied by stabbing pain in spleen. Painful feeling in the abdomen, not bearing the pressure of wearing clothes, with dark colored, blood-tinged urine. Frequent yellow stools, increasing at night. Heavy menses, premature, sometimes metrorrhagia or dysentery; Pain as if holding nails after eating. A sensation of heat or cold in the hand, accompanied by jerky movements of the fingers. Weakness of legs, aggravated by sitting.

During patient treatment, these symptoms are similar to brain symptoms, including dullness or a dull state; Seizures or epileptic seizures; In cases of hysteria, hepatitis; In splenic inflammation of the ovaries or uterus, with bloody urine, this remedy should exceed the ceanothus in excellence. Mental disturbance in nervous or ascetic persons, especially in cases where there is constant fear of death, or passions or feelings of insanity. Gastric colic. Appendicitis. Sudden fear, with trembling and weakness of legs.

Buku-from the Cape of Good Hope