Kalmia Latifolia kalm.

In a recumbent posture, the mental faculties and memory are perfect, but on every attempt to move, vertigo.
Anxiety with the palpitation.
Toward evening and the next afternoon very cross.

Vertigo: with headache, blindness, pains in the limbs and weariness; while stooping and long down, with aching of the face. θ Neuralgia.
A cracking in the head frightens him, if ends like a sound in ears like blowing of a horn.

Headache internally, with sensation when turning, of something loose in head, diagonally across top.
Sensation of heat in the head in the morning.
Pain in the forehead in the morning when walking, after rising, and then increasing.
Pressing pain on a small spots on the right side of the head.
The headache is worse in the evening and in the open air.
A shuddering without coldness commenced with cracking; as if surcharged in electricity.
Pain over the right eye; giddiness; eyes weak and watery.
Dulness in the head; headache; backache.
Aching in the forehead, followed by rending in bones of right of left side of face; or, shooting downward into eye-teeth; or, moving backward down the neck and outwardly on both sides; succeeded by pain in left shoulder; or rending in bones of legs to feet.

Neuralgia each afternoon, becoming worse at night; pain from back of neck up over scalp to top of head and temples, also affecting face, mostly on right side.
Parts tender to touch; pain shooting; sometimes in spots; better cold; worse heat.
Facial pains after zoster.
Menses regular but painful.

Everything is black before the eye when he looks downward; with nausea and eructations of wind (in the morning).
Dull, weak eyes.
Pressure in the right eye (evenings); also above right eye.
Sensation of stiffness around the eyes and in the eyelids.
Stitches in the eyes (ears, fingers, feet).
Itching in the eyes, and when rubbing them they sting.
The eye symptoms are worse in evening and in open air.

Stitches in and behind the right ear; in neck and thighs (at night).

Coryza, with increased sense of smell; with sneezing, dulness, headache and hoarseness.
Tearing in root of nose and nasal bones, with nausea.

Face red, with the throbbing headache.
Anxious expression of countenance. θ Rheumatism of heart.
Flushing of the face, with vertigo. θ Neuralgia.
Prosopalgia, right-sided; pains rending; agonizing; stupefying or threatening delirium.
Face, at night, itches.
Roughness of cheek (during every summer).

Lips swollen, dry and stiff (morning).
Cracked lips, with dry skin.
Stinging in jaw-bones.

Teeth tender, with neuralgia of face and head.
Pressing pain in the molars, late in the evening.

Bitter taste, with nausea, less after eating.
Tongue white, dry.
Stitches in the tongue.
Tongue sore, left side; hurts when talking in the evening.

Tingling in salivary glands, immediately after eating, with sense of fermentation in œsophagus and copious salivation.
Sublingual salivary gland inflamed.

Throat feels swollen.
Sensation as if a ball were rising in the throat.
Sensation of dryness in throat, with difficult deglutition and thirst.
Great dryness of throat, with aching pains; the dryness causing frequent cough. θ Chronic syphilitic sore throat.
Pressure in the throat; stitches in the eyes and nausea.

After eating: feels better every way.
After eating: 11, 12. Drinking wine: 16.
Pains relieved by food. θ Neuralgia.

Nausea, everything becomes black before the eyes, with pressure in the throat, incarcerated flatulence, oppression of breathing, and rheumatic pains in limbs.
Wine relieves the vomiting.

Pressure in the pit of the stomach, like a marble; worse when sitting in a stooping position better when sitting erect, with the sensation as if something would be pressed off below the pit of the stomach.
Eructations of wind. θ Angina pectoris. θ Gastralgia.
Crampy pain with eructation of wind, palpitation. θ Gastralgia.
Pit of stomach sore to touch.

Pains in the region of the liver.

Increased flatus, with nausea.
Sensation of weakness in the abdomen, extending to the throat; relieved by eructation.
Sudden pain in paroxysms, across abdomen above umbilicus, from lower border of liver, downward to ward the left, then ceasing in right side; worse from motion, better when sitting up, abdominal neuralgia.

Stool like much; easily discharged, as if glazed, followed by pressure on the rectum.
Diarrhœa, with dulness, dizziness, weariness, nausea and bellyache.

Frequent micturition of large quantities of yellow urine.
Albuminuria; also with pains in lower limbs.

Menses eight to twenty-four days too soon; during menses pain in limbs, loins, back and interior of thighs.
Suppressed menses with severe neuralgic pains throughout the whole body.
Leucorrhœa yellowish; one week after menses; symptoms are prominent then.

Pressure as if some one squeezed the throat with thumb and finger.
Noise as from spasm in the glottis when breathing.
Hoarse with coryza.

Difficult and oppressed breathing; the throat feels swollen; nausea. θ Rheumatism.
Oppressed and short, which obliges him to breathe quickly, involuntarily.
Dyspnœa and pain. θ Angina pectoris.

Cough caused by scraping in the throat.
Expectoration easy, smooth, grey; tasting putrid and saltish.
Frequent cough caused by dryness in the throat: 13.

Pain in the chest as a sprain.
Shooting through chest above heart, into shoulder blades; with pain in left arm.

Wandering, rheumatic pains in region of heart; shooting pains above heart through to scapula.
When articular rheumatism has been treated externally, and cardiac symptoms ensue.
When the pains suddenly leave limbs and go to heart.
Hypertrophy and valvular insufficiency, or thickening after rheumatism.
Severe pain in cardiac region, with slow, small pulse. θ Hypertrophy with dilatation and aortic obstruction.
Paroxysm of anguish about the heart, dyspnœa, febrile excitement; rheumatic endocarditis, with consequent hypertrophy and valvular disease.
Attacks of angina pectoris. θ Fatty degeneration of heart.
Palpitation, dyspnœa, pain in limbs, stitch in lower part of chest; right-sided prosopalgia.
Palpitation, up into throat, after going to bed; trembling all over; worse lying on left side; better lying on the back; anxiety.
Palpitation. θ Gastralgia.
Pressure like a marble from epigastrium toward the heart, with a strong, quick heart-beat. Every beat has a strumming, as it would burst, along sternum to throat. The third or fourth beat is harder, and is followed by an intermission.
Pulse slow, weak; arms feel weak; pulse scarcely perceptible, limbs cold.
Slow, small pulse. θ Hypertrophy of heart.
Pulse slow and feeble. θ Angina pectoris.
Remarkable slowness of the pulse, 48 in the minute. θ Neuralgia.
Quickened but weak pulse. θ Rheumatism of heart.
Pulse only slightly accelerated and in many instances slow. θ Acute rheumatism.

Pleuritis falsa in winter season.

Pain proceeded from the neck, which was tender to the touch. θ Neuralgia.
Violent pain in the upper three dorsal vertebræ, extending through the shoulder-blades.
Sensation of lameness in the back, evening in bed.
Shooting, stabbing pain from the heart through to the left scapula, causing violent beating of the heart. θ Rheumatic affection of heart.
Constant pain in spine, sometimes worse in lumbar region, with great heat and burning.
Muscles of neck sore to touch and on moving them.

Pain from the neck down the right arm to the little or fourth finger. θ Neuralgia.
Pain in the right shoulder; also in deltoids, worse in right.
Stitches in the lower part of the left shoulder-blade.
Rheumatic pain in the arms (right).
Cracking in the elbow-joint.
Stitches in the hands.
The hands feel as if they had been sprained.
Pain in the left wrist, causing the hand to feel paralyzed.
Erysipelatous eruption on hands and extending further.
Weakness in the arms; the pulse being slow.

Tearing pain from hip down leg to feet.
Stitches externally on knee; in feet, soles, toes, left big toe.
Sensation of weakness in the calves.
The feet feel sprained.

The rheumatism often attacks the heart, and generally goes from the upper to the lower parts; pains shift suddenly.
The rheumatic pains are mostly in the upper arms and lower parts of legs; and are worse when going to sleep.

Recumbent posture: 1. Motion: 1, 19, 31, 44. Stooping: 2. Turning: 2. Sitting stopped: 17; erect: 17, 19. Lying on left side: 29; back: 29. In bed: 31. Ascending stairs: 36. Exertion: 36.
Pains worse on the least motion. θ Acute rheumatism.
Pains worse by sitting bent, yet a feeling as if to do so was necessary, but relieved by sitting or standing upright. θ Gastralgia.

Weariness in all muscles.
Shuns all exertion, can hardly go up stairs.
Weakness the only general symptom with neuralgia.
Weary and giddy with the diarrhœa.
Trembling, thrilling, strumming with palpitation.

Restless sleep, turns often.
White sleeping he stands up and walks about; talks in sleep.
Dreams: racking his brains; fantastic: of murder.

Morning: 1, 3, 5, 9. Afternoon: 4. Evening: 1, 3, 5, 10, 11, 31. Night: 4, 6, 8.
Pains worse during the early parts of the right, or soon after going to bed. θ Neuralgia. θ Acute rheumatism.

Open air: 3, 5. Cold air: 40. Cold: 4. Heat: 4. Winter: 30. Summer: 8.
Pains are felt from a sudden chill or exposure to a sudden wind. θ Acute rheumatism. θ Neuralgia.

Chilliness, with coldness; shaking chill in cold air; chills run over the back.
Febrile excitement. θ Endocarditis.
General heat; heat with burning and pain in back and loins.
Cold sweat.

Pains change places. θ Rheumatism.
Pain occurring at irregular times, continuing for no definite period, coming suddenly or gradually and leaving as uncertainly. θ Neuralgia.
Pains paroxysmal in right arm. θ Neuralgia.
Every summer: 8.

Right: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 18, 19, 32. Left: 3, 11, 19, 28, 29, 32, 33. Diagonally: 2. Above downward: 3, 19, 33, 34. Before backward: 3. Below upward: 4.
Neuralgia of head, ear of face, generally on the right side.
Pains shift about from joint to joint, more when they begin in the upper limbs, and then in the lower. θ Acute rheumatism.
Pains move downward; head; bones of face; from ear to arm; down spine; down leg; arm, to fingers.
Pains move upward; neck over head; ball in throat; lower limbs, then upper.

Pains attended with amount of stiffness in right arm. θ Neuralgia.
Pains of a sticking, tearing, pressing character, or shooting in a downward direction.
Sometimes attended with numbness or rather succeeded by numbness of the part affected. θ Neuralgia.

Acute rheumatism, going from joint to joint; violent fever; pains intense; ankles most painful and swollen; worse from the least movement.
Joints hot, red, swollen. θ Acute rheumatism.

Touch: 4, 17, 31. Rubbing: 5.
Neck tender to the touch. See 31.

Pricking sensation in the skin, with moderate sweat.
Dry skin.
Erysipelatous; inflamed eruption on hand (similar to the eruption caused by Rhus tox.) with oppressed breathing.
Eruption like itch.
Red, inflamed places here and there, exceedingly painful as if furuncles would from.

Kalmia follows Spigel., well in heart diseases.
Antidote: Bellad. helped throbbing head; erysipelas.
With symptoms indicating Diosc., in gastralgia it had a marked beneficial action.