Conium Maculatum - Fever And Chill symptoms - T.F. Allen

FEVER AND CHILL

Fever

Hands bluish, cold,

Head and face became very warm (after three minutes),

Moisture on the tips of the fingers; in large doses the fingers as well as the hands become even wet, in all the provers,

Chilliness.

Chilliness (after one hour),

Chilliness in the morning for two hours, with headache and nausea (third day),

Chilliness in the afternoon from 3 to 5,

Chilliness at the end of the evening meal,

Chilliness with every stool,

Chilliness, with trembling in all the limbs, so that she was constantly obliged to go into the sun,

Chilliness, with cold hands and hot face, accompanied by nausea,

Awakened about 5 A.M., by internal chilliness (almost without thirst), with cold hands and soles of the feet and hot face, lasting eight hours; followed by great heat in the face and weakness (after twenty-four hours),

Coldness and chilliness in the morning, with dizzy constriction of the brain, and indifference, with depression,

An internal coldness, with numb sensation extending from the thigh to the foot,

He awoke at 4 A.M. on account of becoming cold, with pain in the head and scapulae, on turning the body, as if bruised, with pains in the abdominal muscles of the epigastric region, on deep inspiration, which took away his breath,

Surface of body cold,

Shivering (immediately),

Shivering over the whole body,

Shivering for an hour and a half, several mornings in succession, about 8,

Shivering and coldness in the afternoon; followed, after five or six hours, by creeping of a glowing heat over all the limbs, when the confusion of the head and the indifference with sadness disappeared, and the most active participation in every occurrence took their place (after seven and eight hours),

Shivering on motion,

Lack of vital warmth after the midday nap, with chilliness,

Constant lack of vital warmth, and constant chilliness,

Feeling of want of vital warmth, with chilliness,

Chilliness in the back, with cold hands and blue nails; sometimes the coldness extends up into the arms; this usually happens about 10 A.M. and lasts from half an hour to hour,

Much chilliness through the back, in the warm room, with cold hands and blue nails,

Extremities cold,

Extremities were icy cold, as well as the whole day,

Heat

Heat,

General heat and sweat, after a cup of tea, with two spoonfuls of wine,

Constant heat,

Excessive heat,

Internal heat, especially in the face, with redness of it, without thirst,

Great febrile heat, with great sweat and thirst, with loss of appetite, accompanied by diarrhoea and vomiting,

Constant dry heat of the whole body, without thirst, before the appearance of the menses,

Burning heat through the whole body, with thirst,

Sudden attack of violent heat, vertigo, and a pain which spreads over the whole head; the vertigo increased so much for several hours that he was unable to remain in an erect position,

Sensation of heat in the whole body, with externally perceptible great warmth of the skin, and dry, sticky lips, without thirst, even with aversion to drink, and with thready saliva in the mouth; noise and bright objects affect him, as also every motion; be desires to sit alone with closed eyes,

Sensation of internal and external heat, after sleep,

Becomes hot at night in bed; is obliged to rise and pass the night upon the sofa,

The child desires to go to bed early in the evening; is then very hot and sweats profusely all over, with uneasy sleep, great trembling, short, rapid snoring respiration,

The skin of the body seems hotter than it really is,

Fever,

Daily fever,

Insidious fever, with loss of appetite,

Violent catarrhal fever, wit inflammation of the throat and loss of appetite,

Flushes of warmth in the afternoon, without thirst,

Orgasm of blood in the body, immediately,

Violent, constant orgasm of blood, mingled with jerkings in the heart,

Heat in the head,

Heat in the head, with cold extremities,

Heat, heaviness, and confusion of the head, always after taking the drug, lasting an hour or longer, and can always be distinguished from the various bone-pains of the head which result from the drug,

Heat in the occiput, then in the forehead and cheeks,

Heat of the face, rush of blood to the head, and sensation of coryza in the nose (after four hours),

Great heat of the face and forehead, rather internal than external,

After eating, three arises a kind of weak heat as from the stomach through the arms to the fingers, whereupon the hands become pale and dead,

Sensation of heat down the back, in the morning on waking,