SBL Physostigma Venenosum 30 CH (30 ml)

Motor nerves through spinal cord are affected by this remedy; causing fluttering tremors in the muscles; they do not respond to the will and / or draw into knots; even the intestines are seen twisted in knots. Spinal irritation; sensitive vertebrae, weakness of the lower limbs; coming from a spot between hips. Loss of sensibility to pain. Weakness; followed by complete paralysis, though the muscular contractility is not impaired. Rigidity of muscles. Horror of cold water, drinks or bathing; cold water feels too cold. Averse to bathing. Shuddering worse every draft. Floating sensation. Darting pain here and there. Flushes of heat worse palms. Ataxic gait, shooting pains down the limbs. Tetanus. Trismus. Tremors. Ill effects of emotions; grief. Injuries, blows. Progressive muscular paralysis. General paralysis of the insane.

Astigmatism. Bathing, effects of. Blepharospasm. Chorea. Ciliary spasm. Climacteric. Constipation. Coccygodynia. Dentition. Diarrhoea. Dyspepsia. Epilepsy. Eyes, affections of; injuries of; strain of. General paralysis. Glaucoma. Haemorrhoids. Headache. Heart, affections of. Hemiplegia (l.) Herpes, preputialis. Hiccough. Hysteria. Iris, prolapsed. Leucorrhoea. Levitation. Locomotor ataxy. Myopia. Navel, inflammation of. Paralysis, local; agitans; spinal. Paraplegia. Progressive muscular atrophy. Prostration; muscular. Sleeplessness. Spinal irritation. Spinal sclerosis. Stiff neck. Tetanus. Throat, sore; fish-bone sensation. Water, effects of. Wounds.

Take 5 drops in half cup of water 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician OR

Medicate the globules and take 4-6 globules 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.

• Uncommon mental activity; cannot stop thinking.
• Vision dim; from blur or film; objects mixed.
• Pain after using eyes; floating black spots, flashes of light, twitching of lids and muscles of eyes; mystagmus.
• Great prostration of muscular system; impaired locomotion
• Tremors or trembling of young persons from mental or physical disturbances.
• Idiopathic or traumatic tetanus; brought on or < by slightest breath of air from a person passing
• Nothing was right; too many things in the room; continually counting them.
• Paralytic state of mind and body, from grief.
• As of a band about the head, as of a tight cap on head.
• Constant pain on top; vertigo, with constrictive feeling of head.
• Twitching of eye muscles.
• Pain over orbits; cannot bear to raise eyelids.
• Accommodation affected; astigmatism. Glaucoma; esp. after injury. Pupils contracted.
• Post-diphtheritic paralysis of eye.
• Eyelids tense; cannot close or open them. Bloodshot eyes; with burning
• Muscae volitantes; flashes of light. Increasing myopia. Vision trembling.
• Uncommon mental activity
• Spasm of ciliary musles with irritability after using eyes
• Numbness of womb; with pain in back.
• Leucorrhoea worse during the day-time when exercising. Sighing worse when leucorrhoea is worse. 
• Sudden jerking of limbs on going to sleep. Tetanic convulsions.
• Attacks of overpowering sleepiness; with feeling as if to lose consciousness.
• Numbness in paralyzed parts, crampy pains in limbs.
• Great pain immediately after eating. Sensitive to pressure in epigastric region.

MODALITIES:

• Worse: Change of temperature. Eyestrain. Bathing. Heat and cold. Descending. Motion. Stepping. Jar, misstep.
• Better: Lying on abdomen or with head low. Exerting the will. Closing eyes. Sleep.