Aconitum cammarum

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 A. cammarum, Linn. (includes A. neomontanum, Willd. A. intermedium, D. с., and A. stoerckianum, Reich. N. O. Ranunculaceae. Tincture of root.

 Catalepsy. Eruption. Headache. Neuralgia. Pollutions. Salivation. Tongue, paralysis of. Vomiting.

 The main symptoms, of Aconitine are reproduced in A. camm. Formication begins on tongue and lips and spreads to face and thence over whole body; with this are distortion of features and dry skin. There is headache.
 A. Neomont. produced: Peculiar sharp taste followed by violent shooting pains from lips to stomach. The eructations and rumbling in bowels of the alkaloid were reproduced, but in addition the mucous membrane of the mouth was red, studded with small whitish yellow vesicles surrounded with bright red areola; salivation came on. Pupils, at first mobile, became persistently dilated; vision dim; unable to look at highly illuminated objects without winking; near and distant objects seem to swim. Extreme restlessness; it seems as if it were a tickling which impels him to constant movement; in equable temperature, all symptoms.

 Rage. Fear. Apathy and indifference. Thought and power of concentration disturbed. Memory weak.

 Blackish blue colour of face; blue swollen lips. Most remarkable sensation of contraction of face.

 Paralysis of tongue. Salivation. Fuzzy sensation where the crawling was. Taste and sensation diminished.

 Burning in abdomen and sensation of ants crawling round in it.

 Voice hoarse and rough. Respiration slow, difficult, with sensation as if chest and throat constricted.

 Pulse frequent; afterwards depressed; slow; irregular; intermittent.

 Subsultus tendinum. Twitchings. - сatalepsy.