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Aconite
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- Slow onset, over a few days, with great weakness and trembling. - Thirstlessness. - Chills up and down the spine. II. CHRONIC: - Weakness is mental, emotional and physical. HEAD: - Headache is occiput to the forehead with heaviness of the eyes. - They don't have the strength to keep their eyes open or to hold the head up. - Look sleepy. - Diplopia. - Hammering pounding, 10 a.m. (Bor, Cedron, Nat-m). CHEST: - Sensation that the heart will stop makes them jump up and move around. GASTRO-INTESTINAL: - Thirstless. - Diarrhea from fear. - Emotionally weak, tendancy to timidity and cowardice (Lyc). - Trouble from anticipation; diarrhea, frequent urination. - Can get so scared that they can't speak. 'Aphonia from fright'. - STAGE FRIGHT. - Fear of falling. - Paralysis from fright. - Especially weak in the legs. Trembling weakness. |