Cuprum Metallicum cupr.

Convulsions, epileptiform.
Clonic contractions of muscles, stiffness and rigidity of limbs and body, clenched jaws, etc.
Generally characterized by cramps of muscles; a collapsed stage, with violent cramps, colic and vomiting.

Clinical:
Epilepsy, characterized by most violent spasms, cold sweat.
Chorea violent, spasmodic, vomiting, cold sweat, etc., caused by fright.
Uræmic convulsions.
General neuritis, with lightning-like pains, aggravated by touch.

Delirium, with disconnected talk.
Anxiety, with tossing about.

Bruised pain in the brain and eyes on turning them.
Intermitting lancinating pains in various parts of the head.

Clinical:
Meningitis from suppressed eruptions, with convulsions, loud screams, etc.
Violent continued headache, with sensation as if water were poured over the head; vomiting of everything taken.

Eyes crossed on account of contraction of muscles.

Pale, bluish, with blue lips.
Pains, burning and stinging, < touch.

Constriction and spasm on attempting to swallow, with intense pain behind the sternum.
Audible gurgling of drink on swallowing.

Most violent ineffectual efforts to vomit, with constriction of the œsophagus and spasms in stomach.
Vomiting; > temporarily by cold water.
Violent cramps and pains in the stomach and bowels.
Terrible intermittent, contractive pains or cutting, extending to the back, < touch and motion.

Distention; tender; very tense.
Terrible cramps in the abdominal muscles and intestines, < touch.

Violent diarrhœa; liquid, involuntary; like cholera, with coldness and cramps.

Urine suppressed.
Painful efforts to evacuate the urine.

Hoarseness.
Cough, with interrupted, almost suppressed respiration.
Violent, spasmodic cough, like whooping cough.
Respiration difficult and suffocative; spasmodic dyspnœa, with constriction, blue face, retching and vomiting.

Clinical:
The spasmodic cough, with purple face and vomiting; sometimes temporarily ameliorated by drinking cold water.

Distress in the region of the heart and behind the sternum (chronic aortitis).

Violent paroxysmal sticking, cutting pains, with sensitiveness of the whole length of the spine.

General cramps and convulsive movements.
Painful contractions of the fingers and toes.
Cramps, especially in the calves.

Generally characterized by coldness, with cramps in the limbs.
Neither fever nor sweat usual, though numerous attacks end in sweat.