• Elaterium Officinarum is an invaluable remedy for violent vomiting and purging, especially if evacuations are copious and watery.

• Elaterium Officinarum is an efficient remedy in certain forms of dropsy.

• Elaterium Officinarum is characterized by sudden, profuse, watery discharges from the bowels.

• It causes marked prostration and collapse.

• It causes great debility, even after slight exertion.

• Symptoms often appear and disappear suddenly.

• Complaints are predominantly on the right side.

• Marked aggravation from motion.

• The patient is sensitive to touch.

• It causes emaciation.

• The skin is cold and clammy.

• Pains are cutting, griping, and spasmodic.

• It causes much yawning and stretching.

• Beriberi.

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• as a consequence of suppressed malaria.

• Affected by the effects of damp weather.

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• The patient has an irresistible desire to wander from home at night.

• The patient experiences anxiety and restlessness.

• The patient is irritable and impatient.

• The patient experiences despondency, bordering on despair.

• The patient experiences great anguish, with weeping.

• The patient experiences confusion of mind and difficulty in thinking clearly.

• The patient has an aversion to company.

• The patient experiences mental dullness and apathy.

• The patient experiences sudden changes of mood.

• The patient has fear of death.

• The patient experiences loathing of life.

• The patient feels hopeless.

• The patient experiences vertigo, with nausea and vomiting.

• The patient has a sensation as if the brain were loose.

• The patient experiences pressure in the temples.

• Headache is relieved in open air.

• The patient has dim vision.

• The patient experiences burning in the eyes.

• The patient experiences photophobia.

• The patient experiences yellow vision.

• The patient experiences deafness.

• The patient experiences sticking pain in ears.

• The patient experiences profuse, watery coryza.

• The patient experiences sneezing.

• The patient experiences nosebleed.

• The patient experiences hoarseness.

• The patient experiences difficult swallowing.

• The patient experiences difficult breathing (dyspnea).

• The patient experiences short, rapid breathing.

• The patient experiences oppression of the chest.

• The patient experiences cough, with watery expectoration.

• Cough is worse in the morning.

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• The patient has a weak, irregular pulse.

• The patient experiences palpitations.

• The patient experiences angina pectoris.

• The patient experiences pain in the chest.

• The patient experiences violent vomiting, with profuse, watery discharge.

• The patient experiences nausea, even from the smell of food.

• The patient experiences empty, sinking feeling in the stomach.

• The patient experiences intense thirst, but drinking aggravates.

• The patient experiences vomiting of bile.

• The patient experiences rumbling in the bowels.

• The patient experiences distension of the abdomen.

• The abdomen is sensitive to touch.

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• The patient experiences profuse, watery diarrhea.

• Stools are greenish, yellowish, or colorless.

• The patient experiences involuntary stools.

• The patient experiences tenesmus.

• The patient experiences prolapse of the rectum.

• Stool shoots out forcibly.

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• The patient experiences frequent and profuse urination.

• The patient experiences incontinence of urine.

• The patient experiences scanty, dark urine.

• The patient experiences burning during urination.

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• (Females) - The patient experiences profuse, watery leucorrhea.

• The patient experiences suppression of menstruation.

• Menses are profuse and watery.

• The patient experiences pain in ovaries.

• The patient experiences pain in the limbs, especially the joints.

• The patient experiences swelling of the joints.

• The patient experiences numbness and tingling in the extremities.

• The patient experiences coldness of the extremities.

• The patient experiences cramps in the calves.

• The patient experiences weakness of the limbs.

• The patient experiences backache, worse from motion.

• The patient experiences stiffness in joints.

• The skin is cold, clammy and pale.

• The patient experiences urticaria, especially after suppressed malaria.

• The patient experiences dry, itchy skin.

• The patient experiences restless sleep.

• The patient experiences sleeplessness before midnight.

• The patient experiences dreams that are vivid and disturbing.

• Damp weather.

• Morning.

• Motion.

• Touch.

• Eating and drinking.

• Cold drinks.

• Fruit.

• Suppressed malaria.

• Before a thunderstorm.

• Better (>): Rest.

• Warmth.

• Lying down.

• Open air.

• Arsenicum Album, Veratrum Album.

• Camphor, Opium.

• Croton tiglium, Colchicum autumnale, Podophyllum peltatum, Gambogia, Aloe socotrina, Bryonia alba.

• Consider also Ipecacuanha and Mercurius.