Heloderma

Heloderma
The following are the indications of Heloderma, as it relates to this part. Strongest indications are in bold, the next strongest are in italics, and the remaining indications are in a plain typeface.

HEAD

Very depressed

Sensation as if would fall to right side

COLD band around head, cold pressure within the skull

Eyelids heavy

Pain beginning in right ear, extending round back of head to left ear.

FACE

Cold crawling feeling, as if facial muscles were tight.

MOUTH

Very thirsty

Swallowing difficult

Breath cold.

Tongue cold, tender, and dry

CHEST

Cold feeling in lungs and in heart

Slow labored thumping of heart.

SKIN

skin, coldness;

BACK AND NECK

Coldness across scapulae

Burning along spine.

EXTREMITIES, LIMBS

Numbness and trembling

Cyanosis of hands

Coldness

Sensation as if walking on sponge, and as if feet were swollen

Staggering gait

Cock’s gait

When walking, lifts feet higher than usual, and puts down heel hard

Feet cold as ice or burn

Stretching relieves pains in muscles and limbs.

FEVER AND CHILL

Cold rings around body

Cold waves ( Abies c., Acon.) Cold spots

Arctic coldness

Temperature subnormal - 96°, ( Camph.)

chill;

GENERALITIES

generalities, temperature (felt and effects of temperature), cold feeling, lack of vital heat;