Cina maritima

Troubles, causing a constant desire to rub, pick, or bore into the nose.

Gastric.--Hunger; extreme hunger (sometimes hunger may come on in the middle of the night, as in children, or one may feel hungry a few minutes after a hearty meal).

Stool.--Stool with ascarides; with maw worms (short thick worms); vomiting and diarrhœa immediately after eating or drinking, particularly after drinking.

Fever.--Chilliness with thirst; cold perspiration; one red cheek and one pale at the same time. Vomiting during the fever, with a clean tongue.

Children.--Extreme ill-humor and naughtiness in children; they strike at you; nothing pleases them, or not for any length of time; gritting the teeth during sleep; wetting the bed (when accompanied by picking of the nose, great hunger, restless sleep, etc.); tossing all about the bed when asleep; crying out, as if in delirium.

Sexual.--Female: Metrorrhagia; womb-troubles in general.

Sensations.--Pain as if beaten; cramp pain in the muscles; pain as if paralyzed; shocks as from pain--the patient will jump suddenly, as though he felt pain.

Generalities.--Affections of the left side; left lower extremity. Pale color of the face, with bluish color around the mouth. Urine milky and turbid. Epilepsy; epilepsy with consciousness. Simple stretching of the limbs; yawning in general; concomitant complaints to yawning,--i.e., troubles that occur whenever one yawns. Weak sight, resulting from masturbation. Audible gurgling from the throat to the stomach after coughing. Rigidity of the body.

Worse.--From looking fixedly at an object: from outside pressure; from worms, ascarides or lumbrici; when yawning.

Remedies following:--Calc. carb, China, Ignat., Platin., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Pulsat.