Baptisia tinctoria
Henry N. Guernsey著 — Key-Notes to the Materia Medica
Mental.--Gloomy, unhappy state of mind. Imagines he is in pieces, and scattered about the bed, vainly attempting to get himself together.
Head.--Heavy feeling in, as if could not sit up, causing a wild feeling; aggravated by noise.
Ears.--Dulness of hearing.
Mouth.--Ulcers in the mouth. with salivation. Centre of tongue coated yellow, with bitter taste; dryness of mouth and tongue. Stomatitis materna; in feeble women with offensive breath.
Throat.--Diphtheria, with fetid breath and ulceration of the mouth; great prostration.
Gastric.--Gone, empty or sinking sensation in the stomach. Vomits if a little hard substance is felt in fauces.
Abdomen.--Fulness of, with borborygmus and diarrhœa; uncomfortable sensation in, as if it would be a relief to vomit.
Liver.--Congestion of, during typhoid.
Stools.--Frequent, small, offensive, acrid. Dysentery with low typhoid fever.
Sexual.--Female: Fetid lochia with much prostration.
Chest.--Tightness of; too weak to breathe.