Pain better while thinking of it ( Hell. - worse, Cal.
p. , Helon. , Ox. ac. ).
Persons physically and mentally weak and irritable.
Exceedingly sensitive to cold air ( Hep. , [Kali m.], Psor. ).
Bad effects of shock from injury; surface of body cold, face pale,
blue lips livid; profound prostration.
Surface cold to the touch yet cannot bear to be covered; throws
off all coverings ( Med. , Sec. ).
Entire body painfully sensitive to slightest touch.
Tongue cold, flabby, trembling.
Sudden attacks of vomiting and diarrhoea; nose cold and pointed;
anxious and restless; skin and breath cold ( Ver. , Jatr. ).
In first stages of cholera morbus and Asiatic cholera; severe,
long-lasting chill ( Ver. ).
Great coldness of the surface with sudden and complete prostration
of the vital force; often a remedy in congestive chill; pernicious
intermittent ( Ver. ); pulse weak, externally small, scarcely perceptible.
Measles and scarlatina when eruption does not appear; with pale
or cold blue, hippocratic face; child will not be covered ( Sec.
).
All sequelae of measles.
Relations. - Camphor antidotes nearly every vegetable medicine;
also tobacco, fruits containing prussic acid, poisonous mushrooms;
should not be allowed in the sick room in its crude form;
Compare: Carbo veg. , Opium , Verat. , Sec.
Amelioration. - When thinking of existing complaint; warm air;
drinking cold water.
Note for thought. - All our progress as a school depends on the
right view of the symptoms obtained by proving with Camphor and
Opium. - Hering.
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