Viola odorata

by Adolph von LippeText Book of Materia Medica

Mind and Disposition

The intellect predominates over the mind (emotions).

Increased activity of the intellect.

Hysteric mood with constant weeping.

Weakness of memory.

Excessive flow of ideas.

Head

Vertigo while sitting.

Congestion of blood to the head, with pricking in the forehead.

The head feels heavy and sinks forward.

Tension in the scalp, which extends to the upper part of the face.

Eyes

The eyelids are drawn down, as from sleep.

Ears

Stitches in and around the ears.

Aversion to music, especially to the violin.

Nose

Numbness of the tip of the nose.

Face

Hot forehead.

Tension below the eyes and above the nose, extending to the temples.

Respiratory Organs

Shortness of breathing and violent dyspnœa as if a stone were lying on the chest.

Difficulty of breathing, with painful exhalation, anxiety and palpitation of the heart.

Extremities

Aching pain in the (left) wrist.

Drawing pain in the elbow joint and dorsum of the hand.

Generalities

Passing burning, here and there, as if it concentrated there and burned there with a small flame.

Trembling of the limbs.

Relaxation of all the muscles.

Great nervous debility.

Hypochondriacal and hysterical complaints.

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