Brief loss of consciousness
Veratrum album. Fainting with cold sweat on forehead. Better warm. Profuse exhausting diarrhea. Worse during menses. Collapse. Worse at night. Pain in abdomen with nausea. Vomiting with collapse. Worse after stool. Worse in cold and damp weather. Worse after fright. Cramps in the calves. Cold sweat on forehead.
Cinchona. Fainting with ringing in the ears. The body is weakened by the loss of vital juices (blood, semen, diarrhea, leucorrhea, lactation or profuse sweat). The patient is worse every other day. The slightest breath of air worsens. Periodicity of pain. Headaches with deafness or tinnitus. Worse, touching and walking.
Better indoors and when opening eyes. Insomnia at night due to plans and projects. Considers himself a failure. A sick sense of humor. Indifference, prefers loneliness. Doesn’t want to live.
Nux vomica. Fainting in the evening when sitting. Desire to lie down, cannot stand. Walking in the open air in the morning causes extreme fatigue. Losing weight. Constantly yawns and falls asleep during the day. It’s hard to wake up in the morning. Waking up at the slightest noise.
Crotalis horridus. Weakness with frequent fainting. Yellow fever. Bleeding from all orifices of the body. Headache in forehead and eyes. Dilated pupils with loss of vision. Yellow eye color.
Extremely bad breath. Most symptoms on the right side (Lachesis on the left). Trembling all over. Tongue red swollen. Spasms of the pharynx, with sensation of a lump in the esophagus. Strong thirst.
Digitalis. Vomiting with fainting and heaviness in the epigastrium. The body is covered with cold sweat. The pulse is wrong. Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy and early miscarriage. Slow heart rate.
It seems that the heart stops. Strong fear. Constriction in the region of the heart and numbness in the left arm. Stitching pains in the heart.
Choking on swallowing. The slightest movement increases the pulse rate, but does not increase its strength. Cyanosis in newborns. Cardiac arrest and involuntary retention of breath at the slightest movement in children. Lips are blue. Blue circles under the eyes. Veins are dark. The patient jumps up in his sleep.
Bryonia. Fainting and nausea when trying to raise the head from the pillow. Dull, throbbing headache, with sharp pains in the eyes. Worse from the slightest movement. The patient avoids eye movements because it increases the pain. Mouth dry.
The tongue is covered with a white coating. The edges of the tongue are clean. Bitter taste in the mouth. Hasty speech (Belladonna). Cleaving headache. Dark red face.
Carbo veg. Collapse with fever. Prevention of yellow fever. Thirst with chill. Feet are cold. Offensive sour sweat. Weak memory. The body and breath are cold. The pulse is thready. Lips are cyanotic. Breathing is superficial. Collapse.
Ambra. Hysterical thin women with frequent fainting. Bad memory. Grimaces. Melancholy. Great weakness with dizziness. Can’t sleep. Impatient. The body is cold.
Profuse urination in hysterical persons. The scalp is hot and dry. Hair falls out. Nervous deafness. Cold in the stomach. Nosebleed early in the morning.
Mucus is not expectorated from the pharynx. Sour burp. Worse morning and evening. Hiccough in hysterical women from warm drinks. Worse from warm drinks. Pain in hypochondrium with great coldness in abdomen. Better from cool food and drink. Constipation. In men, coitus causes asthma.
Rhus toxicodendron. Headache, as if a board were tied tightly across the forehead. The patient rolls over from one side to the other. He feels better for a few minutes in the new position. Nosebleeds. Pain in the joints and muscles of the limbs. Tongue brown, dry and red-tipped (Sulfur). Diarrhea.
Camphora. Collapse. The patient is cold as ice. Cold sweat. A shrill or hoarse voice.
Moschus. The patient easily loses consciousness.
Acidum hydrocyanicum. Fainting. Blue skin. Asphyxia. Convulsions with pain in the back of the neck. Breathing is interrupted. Uremic convulsions.
Dulcamara. Severe cutting pains in the intestines, with fainting spells and convulsions. Convulsions with heat of the skin, clenching of the jaws, and rattling respiration. Aggravation from cold, damp weather (Baryta carb.). Rheumatism. Twitching of eyelids in wet weather. Pharyngitis with neck stiffness. Colic from cold. Diarrhea at night.
Linaria vulgaris. Fainting of cardiac origin. Fainting for no reason. The patient quickly regains consciousness on his own.
Asa foetida. Fainting after intercourse. Belching garlic. Hysteria, with sensation of a lump in the esophagus and difficult breathing. Phlegmatic constitution. An unhealthy sense of humor. Sudden sharp pains in left temple.
Constantly chews and releases foamy mucus from the mouth. Speech is slurred. Tongue white and swollen. Sensation as if a ball were rolling in the throat, with shortness of breath. Watery green or brown stools with a foul odor. Increased libido. Nymphomania.
Arnica. Loss of consciousness with involuntary emptying of the bowels and bladder. People with lively temperament. All injuries: bruises, falls, concussions, sprains. Inflammation of the skin, with pain on pressure. Lying as if dead from a concussion or stroke. Dilated pupils are sensitive to light. Double vision.
Putrid eructation of rotten eggs. Involuntary stools and urination during sleep during fever. Brown urine or bloody urine due to injury. Worse in cold damp weather, wine and long sleep. Better from motion and open air.