Helleborus niger

When inattentive, the muscles refuse their office - in a word, whilst inattentively walking, there is staggering in evidence.

Dullness of the internal senses.

Boring, stinging pains in such parts as cover the bones.

Worse in the cold air.

Convulsive twitching of the muscles, especially during sleep.

The pains, of a stinging, pressing or tearing character, often run across the affected parts.

Stinging pain in the joints.

Vesicular eruption between the fingers and toes.

Desquamation of the skin.

A falling off of both nails and hair.

Chilliness and coldness predominating when the remedy cures.

Dropsy after scarlatina.

Stupor.

Diarrhoea.

Small, slow pulse.

Suppressed sexual desire.

Evening aggravation.

In the open air, he feels better, but has the sensation of having been ill for a long time.