Helleborus niger. Hydrocephalus. Pain in occiput, lying still with closed eyes. Meningitis. Terrible convulsions with chilliness. Melancholy with obsessive ideas. At night, he sees the devil. Gets angry easily. Sleep with screaming and jumping up.
Forehead wrinkled and covered with cold sweat. Strabismus, pupils dilated. Worse after eating, when teething, and from exertion. The face is pale and puffy with a rubbed nose.
Mercurius. Hydrocephalus. Persistent suppuration. Gums bleeding, with fetid breath. Better while walking than while sitting or lying down; The patient sweats with every movement. Slowly answers questions. Tries to escape. Sleeplessness after midnight. Terrible dreams with nightmares.
Secale cornutum. Shaking the head in hydrocephalus. The patient is thin, emaciated with bleeding. Worse from the heat. Thin women with melancholy, fear of death and pulling sensations in the uterus. Intolerance to hiding. Anxiety and fear of death (Asonitum). Hair is dry, gray and falling out.
Zincum. Hydrocephalus with convulsions. Trembling of the hands when writing. Hydrocephalus with convulsions and paralysis. Fainting, weakness and trembling of the hands. Chronic migraine. Depression. Neurasthenia. The child cries out in a dream and wakes up from fear.
Children roll their heads from side to side. Weakness of vision with prickling in the right eye. Tearing pains in temples from wine, in a warm room, and after eating. Scalp soreness, hair loss and complete baldness. Otorrhea with discharge of offensive pus (Zincum sulphuricum).
The child wakes up with fear and turns his head. The child cries out and shudders in a dream. Constant restless movement of the legs. Blue and cold hands and feet. Weak pulse. Dropping of the lower jaw.
Intense lacrimation and photophobia. Eyelids stick together in the morning. During menstruation, twitching in the knees. The menstrual flow always relieves all her sufferings. Crawling and cold feet at night. Incessant, constant feeling of restlessness in the lower limbs.
You must constantly move your feet. Varicose veins on the legs. Fetid sweat on feet. Body twitching in sleep after diarrhea. Fever with exanthema. Effusions in all serous cavities. Worse after dinner, from wine, in the evening, in bed and indoors.
Apis. Brain cry in hydrocephalus. Hydrocephalus. The child throws his head back into the pillow and turns his head from side to side. Better from cold compresses. The skin has a special waxy hue and transparency. Little urine. No thirst. Edema of renal origin. Eyelids swollen. Pain of a burning nature.
Constriction in the chest (Lachesis). Exudative pleurisy. Stitching pains shooting through the joint, worse from the slightest movement. Cerebral edema. In his sleep, he wakes up every minute with a piercing, sharp cry. Strabismus.
Kali bromatum. Prostration, coldness of the body surface and hydrocephalus.
Cinchona. Swelling of the brain after frequent diarrhea.
Apocynum cannabinum. Hydrocephalus. The fontanelles are wide open. Strabismus. One side is paralyzed. Nose filled with thick yellow mucus on waking. Feeling of pressure in the epigastric region and in the chest. Joints lose flexibility in the morning.
Sulphur. Hydrocephalus. Pupils sluggishly react to light. Ascending rheumatism. The pains are worse at night in bed. The patient throws off the covers because of the burning heat in the legs. Twitching of limbs on falling asleep.
Pleurisy with colic in left lung when lying on back. Worse, from the slightest movement. The eyes are red, as if a shard of glass is sitting in them. Worse in hot weather. Worse in a hot oven.
Cuprum. Loud screams followed by violent convulsions. The thumbs are clenched into fists. The face is pale. The lips are blue. Rotation of the eyeballs. Twitching of one half of the body.
Glonoin. Brain scream. The head appears to be abnormally enlarged. Vomiting of cerebral origin.
Podophyllum. Hydrocephalus. Pronounced talkativeness. Desire to clench teeth. Sweats profusely during sleep. Better in the evening and from warmth. Prolapsus of the uterus after heavy lifting and after childbirth. Rheumatic sciatica. Pain along the ulnar nerve.