{"id":16274,"remedy_name":"Ignatia Amara","remedy_type":"Herbal Remedy","alternative_names":[""],"miasm":"Emotional Miasm","temperament":"Chilly","aggravation_time":"Night","keynote_indications":"Source: Derived from the seeds of Strychnos ignatii, a tree in the Loganiaceae family, native to the. Philippines and Southeast Asia, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial dilution,. and succussion to eliminate toxicity and enhance therapeutic action. Traditional  Context:  Historically  employed  in  homeopathy  for  psychological,  neurological,. respiratory, digestive, and systemic disorders , particularly those involving emotional sensitivity,. grief, and spasmodic symptoms. It is noted for symptoms such as contradictory moods, sighing. respiration, throat lump sensation, and spasmodic pains, often aggravated by emotional stress, grief,. or cold, and ameliorated by distraction, warmth, or deep breathing. Modern  Context:  Indicated  for  psychological  conditions (e.g.,  grief,  depression,  anxiety),. neurological  conditions (e.g.,  tension  headaches,  neuralgia),  respiratory  conditions (e.g.,. spasmodic cough, asthma), digestive conditions (e.g., globus hystericus, irritable bowel syndrome),. and  systemic conditions  (e.g., fatigue, hypersensitivity). It suits patients with acute or chronic. symptoms  characterized  by  emotional  volatility,  spasmodic  symptoms,  grief  reactions,  or. physical  tension,  typically  exacerbated  by  emotional  stress,  grief,  or  cold,  and  often  seen  in. individuals with acute stress reactions, mood disorders, or psychosomatic complaints. The remedy. is particularly relevant for those with a sensitive, idealistic constitution, often presenting with. psychological symptoms like mood swings or suppressed grief alongside physical symptoms like. throat tightness or abdominal cramps, commonly observed in patients with prolonged grief disorder,. generalized anxiety disorder, or somatic symptom disorder triggered by loss, rejection, or emotional. upheaval.","modalities":"Worse from: Emotional stress, grief, cold (weather, air, drinks), suppression of emotions,. noise, odors, touch, night, fasting, solitude, heavy meals, coffee, menstruation.","symptoms_by_system":{"Mind":"Suppressed or deep grief with long- drawn sighs. Sobs in long drawn-out sighs. Anguish, shrieks \nfor help. Melancholic, sad, tearful. Sadness and sighing with empty feeling in pit of stomach. \nAilments from grief, emotional shocks and disappointments.  Ailments from hearing bad news, from \nfright, vexation with reserved displeasure, shame or embarrassments. \nDisorders of the mind, particularly if actuated by grief, sadness, hopelessness, hysterical variableness, \nfantastic illusions. \nMuch unhappiness, cannot sleep, entirely absorbed in grief. Inward weeping. Broods, sometimes over \nimaginary troubles. Intro spective. Narrating her sym ptoms aggravates. Worse from consolation.  Desire to \nbe alone, to smother grief. Full of suppressed grief, seems weighed down by it. Indifference. Aversion to every \namusement. \nOversensitive and nervous.  Intolerant of contradiction or reprimands. Constantly frustrated.  Irritable. \nEverything irks her. Quarrelsome. Angry at self. Sense of neglected duty. Internal conflicts. Anger, followed \nby quiet grief or sorrow. \nCapricious, changeable, rapid alternation of moods. Highly emotional and moody. Oversensitive to pain. \nJoking and laughter changing to sadness and tears. Uncontrollable emotions. Hysteria. Globus hystericus. \nEvery little emotion disturbs. \nSpasms and insanity after grieforfright. Epilepsy aftergrieforfright.  Delights to bring on her fits and \nproduce a scare or a scene. Rages and tears clothes, can scarcely be restrained. Looks about the bed as if to \nfind something. Childish behavior. Monomania. Obsessive compulsive disorder. Bulimia. Anorexia.  \nAnxiety, as if something terrible had happened. Fearfulness, terror, alternating with irresolution and inertness. \nFear of trifles, of things coming near, of robbers at night on waking. Fear of being hurt and disappointed. Fear \nhe will never sleep again. \nMild, gentle, yielding, whimsical and introverted. Idealistic, sentimental and romantic.  Sensitive, \nimpressionable. Delicately conscientious. Faints, falls easily in love, with married men (Nat -m.). Love sick, \nhomesick. Aversion to being alone. Jealousy from disappointed love. Inclined to be very secretive and passive. \nFixed ideas. Perfectionist. \n \n \nDelusion she is breaking her vow. Imagines her soul can't be saved and cries. Imagines that she might go \ncrazy, with suppressed menses. \nBelieves herself married and pregnant. Hatred of men. Suicidal thoughts and desire to escape. \nMistakes in writing and talking and awkward motions. Incapacity for thought in evening. Very great weakness \nof memory. Forgets everything except dreams. Hurried in mental work. Sensitive to noise. Suppressed or deep grief with long- drawn sighs. Sobs in long drawn-out sighs. Anguish, shrieks \nfor help. Melancholic, sad, tearful. Sadness and sighing with empty feeling in pit of stomach. \nAilments from grief, emotional shocks and disappointments.  Ailments from hearing bad news, from \nfright, vexation with reserved displeasure, shame or embarrassments. \nDisorders of the mind, particularly if actuated by grief, sadness, hopelessness, hysterical variableness, \nfantastic illusions. \nMuch unhappiness, cannot sleep, entirely absorbed in grief. Inward weeping. Broods, sometimes over \nimaginary troubles. Intro spective. Narrating her sym ptoms aggravates. Worse from consolation.  Desire to \nbe alone, to smother grief. Full of suppressed grief, seems weighed down by it. Indifference. Aversion to every \namusement. \nOversensitive and nervous.  Intolerant of contradiction or reprimands. Constantly frustrated.  Irritable. \nEverything irks her. Quarrelsome. Angry at self. Sense of neglected duty. Internal conflicts. Anger, followed \nby quiet grief or sorrow. \nCapricious, changeable, rapid alternation of moods. Highly emotional and moody. Oversensitive to pain. \nJoking and laughter changing to sadness and tears. Uncontrollable emotions. Hysteria. Globus hystericus. \nEvery little emotion disturbs. \nSpasms and insanity after grieforfright. Epilepsy aftergrieforfright.  Delights to bring on her fits and \nproduce a scare or a scene. Rages and tears clothes, can scarcely be restrained. Looks about the bed as if to \nfind something. Childish behavior. Monomania. Obsessive compulsive disorder. Bulimia. Anorexia.  \nAnxiety, as if something terrible had happened. Fearfulness, terror, alternating with irresolution and inertness. \nFear of trifles, of things coming near, of robbers at night on waking. Fear of being hurt and disappointed. Fear \nhe will never sleep again. \nMild, gentle, yielding, whimsical and introverted. Idealistic, sentimental and romantic.  Sensitive, \nimpressionable. Delicately conscientious. Faints, falls easily in love, with married men (Nat -m.). Love sick, \nhomesick. Aversion to being alone. Jealousy from disappointed love. Inclined to be very secretive and passive. \nFixed ideas. Perfectionist. \n \n \nDelusion she is breaking her vow. Imagines her soul can't be saved and cries. Imagines that she might go \ncrazy, with suppressed menses. \nBelieves herself married and pregnant. Hatred of men. Suicidal thoughts and desire to escape. \nMistakes in writing and talking and awkward motions. Incapacity for thought in evening. Very great weakness \nof memory. Forgets everything except dreams. Hurried in mental work. Sensitive to noise.","Vertigo":"Vertigo with sparks before the eyes, gastric symptoms and yawning. Vertigo, worse slightest motion \nof head, stooping. Vertigo as if swung to and fro in a swing or cradle. \nVision - Flashes of light from violent cough ing. Sparks before the eyes. Flickering zigzags and serpentine \nwhite flickering at one side of field of vision. Dimness before one eye while reading, as if tears were in it, which \nis not the case. Amblyopia and asthenopia in females, due to onanism or ciliary neuralgia. \nCOMMENTS - Sudden shock and grief (Staph., Caust., more anger with the grief). Hysteria from grief. Shock \nfrom frights (Op.), bad news, andfrom disappointment. Since shock, sleepless, irritable, angry. Crying with \nthe inability to control themselves, choking, spasmodic crying. \nAlternate moods, contradictory behavior. Conflicted emotions . Iove\/hate relationships (Staph., Nat -m.). \nAcute, unrequited love (Nat -m.). Generally idealistic and romantic, leading to disappointment and unfulfilled \nhopes. Perfectionist, obsessive, chronic or acute frustration. Dislikes consolation (Nat -m.). Characteristic \nsighing respiration. Sentimental. \nFear of being trapped, of being possessed, changed. Fear of being embarrassed, of losing control. Frigidity, \ndue to desire for control, often cannot orgasm. Can shut down sex drive. Women may become masculin ized, \nstoic, after disappoint in love. \nConfident, but also low self esteem. Overly concerned with appearance. Hard on themselves in terms of \nweight, have an ideal body image and a drive for perfection. Anorexia, bulimia. \nHard, critical. Tendency to argue when hurt. Internal conflicts, particularly over sense of dependency. \nComplains of a communication problem in relationships. Reactive (Nat -m. is more introverted) . Sense of \nirresolution. \nPhysical paradoxes, strange behavior. Ulcer and heartburn that is better hot, spicy foods. Sore throat, better \nswallowing solid foods. Painful, inflamed joints that are better pressure. \nNeurological problems since grief or shock. Lump in the throat, tight feeling, empty feeling in the chest or the \nstomach since a grief. Neurological diseases after grief, especially choreas, spasms, or epilepsy. Convulsions, \nspasms from fright. Epilepsy from emotional conflict. Hysterical paralysis. \nCramps and spasms (Nux-v.). Spasms and convulsions, ending in long -drawn sighs. Nervous twitchings and \nconvulsions. The child stiffens and bends backward. Halfunconscious state, thumbs clenched, face \nIgnatia amara blue. Distortion of the facial muscles whenever the patient attempts to speak. Severe numbness \ndown the legs. Back spasms. \nExcessive pains rapidly alternate in character. Exaggerated and outlandish symptoms. Pains change their \nlocality, come gradually and abate suddenly or come and go suddenl y. Pains in small, circumscribed spots. \nPressure as of a sharp instrument from within outward. Sensations of formication and numbness.  \nHeadache as if a nail were driven out through the side of the head, better by lying on it. Headaches terminate \nwith a profuse flow of urine. Migraines. Dentition. Toothache, worse after a meal, not so bad while eating.  \nHoarse hacking, irritable and irritating cough. The longer the cough lasts, the more the irritation increases. \nKent described it as \u201chack, hack -et-hack, ending in sobbing.\u201d Cough every time he stands still during a walk. \nHollow, spasmodic cough as from sulphur fumes. Cough as from inspired feath ery dust. Hysterical aphonia. \nLaryngismus stridulus, patient sits up in bed. \nKnots in the stomach, colitis. Sour sali va and sour taste in mouth. Craves cheese, sweets and chocolate. \nStrong aggravation from tobacco, coffee. Sensitive to stimulants. Pronounced \u201cgoneness\u201d or sinking at the \nstomach, often at night. Sensation as if the stomach were relaxed. \nRegurgitation of food. Hiccough, worse by eating, smoking or emotional disturbances (especially in children). \nEmpty retching better by eating. Vomiting at night. Hysterical vomiting. \nPainful conditions of the anus and rectum, including hemorrhoids and prolapse. Especially when characterized \nby \u201csharp, stitching pains shooting up the rectum,\u201d or \u201cconstricting pain at anus worse after stool, better while \nsitting.\u201d \nDysmenorrhea, labor-like bearing-down in hypogastrium, better by pressure, lying down, change of position. \nFlow is black, putrid, clotted if profuse. \n \n \nSudden loss of function in any organ. Insomnia, with conflict. Tendency to chilliness. During intermittent fever, \nthirst occurs only during the chill stage. \nTeste placed Ign. in his Ip. group as nausea and vomiting, r eversed peristalsis, conges tive headaches and \nengorgements resulting from vomiting, tenesmus, and intermittent fevers are the leading characteristics of the \ngroup. \nClarke once gave instant relief with Ign. 30c in the case of a woman who had just heard of her brother's death \n(not unexpected) and who complained of an intense pain in the head just over the root of the nose.  \nDr. Nash related a case of puerperal convulsions in which this feature led to a cure.  \nClarke astonished himself once by curing rapidly wi th Ign. a severe case of rheumatic fever, which had been \nmaking no progress under Bry. \nB. Simmons explained the sciatica pains as \u201clancinating, cutting pains, beating, burst ing pains, chilliness \nwith thirst, flushes of heat, chiefly face without thirst.\u201d The limb is swollen and thigh knotty and she cannot get \nup or lie down without pain, generally left side.","Head":"Periodic, weekly, fortnightly or monthly headaches. Nervous headaches in hysterical women, \nsuddenly appearing and disappearing.  Congestive headaches follo wing angeror grief. Headache, worse \nsmoking or smelling tobacco. Inclines head forward. Throws the head backwards from weight at occiput or \nduring spasms. Headache alternating with backache. Headache as if a nail were driven out through the \nside. As if a n eedle were pushed through over right eye into brain. Headache, worse or better by stooping. \nHead feels hollow, heavy, worse stooping. Throbbing pains, with every beat of arteries, worse stooping. Severe \nthrobbing in forehead and over eyes, worse light. Headache from abuse of snuff, tobacco, smoking, \nalcohol, coffee. Headache from close attention. Headache, as if bruised or beaten in morning on waking. \nHeadache as if temples would be pressed out. Lancinating, boring pains deep in brain with nausea. Cramp -\nlike pain over root of nose. Trembling and shaking of head. Hydrocephalus. Meningitis, cerebrospi - nalis with \nrapid alternation of symptoms. Loss of hair. Periodic, weekly, fortnightly or monthly headaches. Nervous headaches in hysterical women, \nsuddenly appearing and disappearing.  Congestive headaches follo wing angeror grief. Headache, worse \nsmoking or smelling tobacco. Inclines head forward. Throws the head backwards from weight at occiput or \nduring spasms. Headache alternating with backache. Headache as if a nail were driven out through the \nside. As if a n eedle were pushed through over right eye into brain. Headache, worse or better by stooping. \nHead feels hollow, heavy, worse stooping. Throbbing pains, with every beat of arteries, worse stooping. Severe \nthrobbing in forehead and over eyes, worse light. Headache from abuse of snuff, tobacco, smoking, \nalcohol, coffee. Headache from close attention. Headache, as if bruised or beaten in morning on waking. \nHeadache as if temples would be pressed out. Lancinating, boring pains deep in brain with nausea. Cramp -\nlike pain over root of nose. Trembling and shaking of head. Hydrocephalus. Meningitis, cerebrospi - nalis with \nrapid alternation of symptoms. Loss of hair.","Eyes":"Inflammation, redness of the eyes. Acrid tears in eyes, during day. Lachrymation with much mucus and \nburning in eyes during headache, especially in the brightness of the sun. Fixed look with dilated pupils. \nPhotophobia, can't bea r the glare of light. Sunlight causes headache (Nat -m.). Photophobia during menses. \nOphthalmia of newborn infants. Herpes in cornea. Asthenopia with spasms of lids and neuralgic pain about \neyes (Nat-m.). Ciliary neuralgia. Stabbing pain deep in eyes. Convu lsive movements of the eyes, and of the \neyelids. Twitching of eyelids. Swelling of upper lid. Eyelid turned upward. Eyelids seem dry. Sensation as if \nsand were under upper lids. Sensation of pressure and heaviness. Sensation \nIgnatia amara as if eye would fall out, worse reading, sewing, etc.","Ears":"One ear red and hot. Tugging pain in ears. Obstinate itching in auditory canal. Intolerance of noise. \nNoise causes headache. Loud talking aggravates headaches. Roaring noises, better by music. Sound before \near, as from a strong wind. Hard ness of hearing. Deafness, except for the human voice. Worry takes away \nhearing and intensifies the noises.","Face":"Face changes color when at rest. Flushing of face on emotions. Redness and heat of one cheek, red \nand pale alternately. Face clay -colored and sunken, with blue rings around eyes. Eruption on the face. Lips \ndry, cracked, and bleeding. Scabs on the commissure of the lips, and on the lips. Ulceration of the corners of \nthe mouth. Perspiration on the face alone. Sweats on face while eating. Pains in the submaxillary glands. \nSwelling of the parotids, with shooting pain . Twitching of muscles offace and lips.  Twitching of corners of \nmouth. Masseters stiff and hard. Facial muscles distort on attempting to speak. Spasmodic clenching of the \njaws. Emotional trismus. Lockjaw. Pain in the lower jaw, as if dislocated.  Prosopalgia due to presence of \nascarides. Prosopalgia during pregnancy. Prosopalgia due to prolonged nursing.","Mouth":"Foam at the mouth. Putrid odor from mouth. Sour taste. Accumulation of acid saliva in the mouth. \nConstant flow of saliva prevents sleep. Mouth constantly full of  white, frothy mucus. Constant spitting. \nSpasmodic closing of the jaws. Bites inside of cheeks when talking or chewing. Redness and inflammation \nof the mouth and of the palate. Sharp pains in palate, extending to the ear. Swelling of orifices of salivary \nglands. Inner surface of lower lip seems raw. Lips dry, cracked, bleeding. \nNose - Fluent coryza. Stoppage of one nostril, dry coryza, with dull headache, and excessive nervous \nexcitement. Dry catarrh, with crawling and itching in nos trils, which are sore, sensitive or swollen. Nostrils \nexcoriated and ulcerated, with swelling of the nose. Pain over the root \nof the nose. Dryness of the nose. Cold, with hot knees. Sensitive to inspired air. Sneezing attacks. Nosebleed. \nPerspiration - Sweat at times cold, but generally warm and somewhat sour-smelling. Sweat, worse on eating, \noften on a small spot on the face. Feeling as if sweat would break out, but does not. Warm sweat, on palms of \nhands. Slight sweat only on face. Sweats with fainting. Sweats in children duri ng dentition.","Throat":"Hysterical spasm of throat, result of suppressed grief, can't swallow either liquids or solids. Spasm \nof glottis (Calc.). Tendency to choke. Choking sensation from s tomach up to throat. Cramps in gullet. Globus \nhystericus. Sensation as if a lump in throat, that cannot be swallowed. Sore throat, as if there were a plug \nin it, when not swallowing. Sore throat, sharp pain when not swallowing, better eating something sol id. Sharp \n \n \npain extending to ear, between acts of swallowing. Constrictive sensation in larynx and trachea. As if a foreign \nbody were lying over larynx. Sore larynx. Laryngismus that can be heard all over the house. Crawling sensation \nin throat. Tonsillitis. Inflamed, hard swollen tonsils. Small ulcers on tonsils. Follicular tonsillitis. Whitish tough \nmucus in spots on tonsils, simulating diphtheria. Putrid throat, seldom painful. Hoarseness from cold. \nWhispering voice, can't speak loudly. Voice trembling. Submaxillary glands painful when moving the neck. \nGoiter. \nTongue - Tendency to bite the tongue, on one side, when chewing or speaking. Moist, white, flabby tongue, \nloaded with a white coating, shows marks of teeth. Anterior half of tongue as if numb. Tongu e trembles when \nprotruded.","Chest":"Spasmodic  cough  or  sighing  respiration,  with  a  sensation  of  throat  constriction,. resembling psychogenic cough or hyperventilation syndrome, worse with grief, cold. air, or lying down. Chest tightness or wheezing, with a tendency to aggravation in emotional states,. resembling asthma, aggravated by cold, stress, or night. Throat lump sensation (globus hystericus), with a feeling of choking or tightness,. resembling somatic symptom disorder, worse with emotional stress or swallowing. Tendency to respiratory hypersensitivity, with aggravation in emotional or spasmodic. states. Digestive:. Globus hystericus or throat tightness, with a sensation of a lump or obstruction,. resembling functional dyspepsia, worse with emotional stress, grief, or fasting. Ignatia amara (St. Ignatius Bean) 1049. Abdominal cramps or bloating, with a sensation of fullness or spasms, resembling. irritable bowel syndrome, aggravated by cold, emotional upset, or heavy meals. Nausea or loss of appetite, with a sensation of emptiness or burning, resembling. stress-induced gastritis, worse with grief or night. Tendency  to  digestive  hypersensitivity,  with  aggravation  in  emotional  or. psychosomatic states. Systemic:. Fatigue or weakness, with a sensation of heaviness or prostration, resembling chronic. fatigue syndrome or post-stress exhaustion, worse with cold, exertion, or emotional. stress. Chilliness or cold intolerance, with aggravation in cold, damp conditions and a desire. for warmth or distraction. Hypersensitivity to external stimuli (e.g., noise, cold, odors), resembling sensory. processing disorder, worse with emotional stress or fatigue. Tendency to systemic irritability, with aggravation in emotional or fatigued states.","Stomach & Abdomen":"Periodical attacks of cramps in the stomach, worse slightest contact. Sinking feeling in stomach, \nrelieved by taking a deep breath. Gnawing, cutting pains in stomach. All -gone sensation in stomach. Feeling \nin stomach as from fasting, with physical exhaustion. Trem bling in stomach. Catarrh of stomac h from grief or \nworries. Much flatulence. Dyspepsia with great nervous prostration, caused by mental depression. Hiccough \nafter emotions, from smoking. Hiccough with belchings empty or bitter after eat ing, drinking. Sour eructation. \nHunger with nausea. Nausea with agitation and anguish. Nauseous feeling in pit during cough. Nausea while \nstanding, better sitting down. Nausea or vomiting, better indigestible things. Vomiting of bile and mucus. \nRegurgitation of food, or of bitter serous matter. Abdominal spasms and cramps. Periodic cramp-like pains in the abdomen. Weak feeling in \nupper abdomen. Throb bing in abdomen (Aloe, Sang.). Twisting pain around navel. Colicky, griping pains in \nsides of abdomen. Abdominal colic pains worse brandy, coffee and sweet things. Flatulent colic, \nespecially at night.  Flatulence presses on the bladder. Extreme flatulence with hysteria.  Rumbling in \nbowels. Fullness and distension, causes inability to breathe.  Sensation as if the intestines were going to \nburst. Sensation of hardness and swelling in regio n of spleen. Sensation of protrusion in umbili cal region. \nAnxious feeling rising from abdomen, after breakfast. Distension of abdomen after eating, during pregnancy. Loss of appetite before and during menses. Loss of appetite from deep grief. Food has a bitter, \nrepulsive taste, or no taste. Refuses to eat. Averse to ordinary diet, longs fo r great variety of indigestible \narticles. Appetite for various things, but when offered appetite fails. Hunger and nausea at same time. Hunger \nafter fever. Aversion to fruit,,  warm food, meat, milk, alcohol, brandy, tobacco. Nausea from smoking, \nrepugnance to smelling tobacco smoke.  Craving for acid things, acid fruit, sour things, raw or indigestible \nthings, cheese, bread, sweets, chocolate. Desires cold food, which is digested, warm food causes indigestion. \nMilk taken in the morning leaves an after-taste for a long time. Worse tea, coffee, brandy. Beer tastes bitter or \nputrid. Diarrhea from fruit.","Urinary & Genital":"Sweat on scrotum. Itching about genitals, in bed. Much itching in the penis, removed by scratching. \nSoreness and ulcerative pain, with itching at margin of prepuce. Pain in penis, during cough. Penis, contracted, \nbecomes small. Lasciviousness and weakness of genital power, without erections. Absence of sexual de sire. \nSexual desire with impotence. Erections with painful uneasiness, and aching at the pubis. Erection before and \nduring stool with emission of prostatic fluid. Suppressed menses from grief. Amenorrhea. Premenstrual syndrome. Sighing before menses. \nConstant burning heat in vagina, worse before menses. Menses, irregular, too early, too profuse, or scanty. \nMenstrual blood black, of putrid odor, in clots. Menses with great fatigue, spasmodic pains in stomach and \nabdomen. Menstrual cramps. Dysmenorrhea, with great pressure. Metrorrhagia from chamomile tea. Uterine \nhemorrhages from grief or emotional excitement.  Cramp-like and compressive pains in the region of the \nuterus. Violent labor -like pains followed by purulent acrid leucorrhea. Bearing down pains with leucorrh ea. \n \n \nCorrosive and purulent leucorrhea, preceded by contractive pressure in the uterus. Pruritus of young girls, with \nleucorrhea and ascarides. Chronic leucorrhea with sexual desire. Sexual frigidity. Intensely sore pain at \nentrance of vagina during sex, almost driving her frantic. Nausea, weakness, sinking in stomach, better eating, \nduring pregnancy. Threaten miscarriage after emotional upset, fright or grief. Labor pains, spasms \namounting almost to convulsions. Labor doesn't progress. \nAfter pains with much sighing, sadness and despondency. Puerperal convulsions with vomiting.","Extremities":"Cramps, twitching and spasms in the limbs.  Jerking in limbs. Painfulness of limbs on going to \nsleep. Tingling and sensation as if limbs had gone to sleep. Sciatica, worse in winter, better in sum mer. As if \nflesh was loose on bones from a blow. Joints as if dislocated. Lancinating, cutting pain in the shoulder joint, \nwhen bending the arm forward. Trembling of ha nds when writing. Warm sweat on the palms. Knees are \ninvoluntarily drawn upwards, when walking. Knees hot with cold nose. Cramps in calves. Pain in Achilles \ntendon and calf. Burning in heels on placing them near one another, when they come in contact they are cold \nto touch, worse at night. Heavy sensation in feet. Ulcerative pain in soles. Corns painful as if sore.","Neck & Back":"Convulsive bending backwards of the spine. Back is bent forward. Back spasms and cramps. Cutting, \nsharp pains from small of back. Backache during chill. Weak back with sciatica. Twitching of muscles. Aching \npain in the glands of the neck. Stiffness of the nape of the neck. Pain in the os sacrum in the morning, when \nlying on the back. Violent sacral pains. Spinal disease with gressus gallinaceus.  \nBreasts - Sharp pains in nipples on deep inspiration. Mi lk diminished. Infantile colic after taking breast of \nmother or nurse, who suffers from grief. \nCausations - Ill effects of disappointed love, grief, fright, worry, jealousy, old spinal injuries.","Skin":"Fatigue or weakness, with a sensation of heaviness or prostration, resembling chronic. fatigue syndrome or post-stress exhaustion, worse with cold, exertion, or emotional. stress. Chilliness or cold intolerance, with aggravation in cold, damp conditions and a desire. for warmth or distraction. Hypersensitivity to external stimuli (e.g., noise, cold, odors), resembling sensory. processing disorder, worse with emotional stress or fatigue. Tendency to systemic irritability, with aggravation in emotional or fatigued states.","Sleep":"Violent spasmodic yawning with running from eyes. Sleepy after coughing. Insomnia from grief, \nworries. Sleeplessness from anxious thoughts, depressing emotions, overstraining mind, relationships or \nbusiness cares. Jerking of limbs on going to sle ep. Very light sleep, hears everything that happens around \nhim. \nFrequent changing position at night in bed. Whimpering while sleeping. Children with hiccough, chewing \nmotions of mouth during sleep. Sleepwalking from wounded pride, honor. Profound and comat ose sleep with \na stertorous breathing. Nightmares, over and over again. Dreams about grief, death of loved ones, broken \nrelationships. Child awakes from sleep with piercing cries and trembles all over."},"schema_version":"1.0","api_provider":"Allahshafi"}