Magnetis polus australis
mag-pol-ausLightness of the whole body
Magnetis polus australis — Materia Medica
Magnetis polus australis — mind · H.C. Allen
Want of cheerfulness; he is low spirited, as if he were alone, or as if he had experienced some sad event, for three hours. Weeping immediately. Despondency (the first hours). Great discouragement, dissatisfaction with himself. Want of disposition to work and vexed mood. Taciturn, he is not disposed to talk. He wants to be alone, company is disagreeable to him. Violent anger excited by a slight cause; he becomes trembling and hurried, and uses violent language. Wild, vehement, rude, both in language and action (he does not perceive it himself); he asserts with violence, reviling others with distorted countenance. Great quickness of fancy. Unsteadiness of the mind; he is unable to fix his ideas; things seem to flit to and fro before his senses; his opinions and resolutions are wavering, which occasions a kind of anxious and uneasy condition of the mind.
Magnetis polus australis — head · H.C. Allen
Rush of blood to the head, without heat. Heaviness of the head, with a sort of creeping of fine digging in the head. Fine crawling in the brain as of a number of insects, accompanied with heaviness of the head. Drawing-tearing pain in the left brain, resembling a slow, burning stitch. Pressure in the occiput, in alternate places. Headache in the occiput, most violent in the room, but disappearing in the open air (in the first hours). Spasmodic contractive headache in the region between the eyebrows. The skin on the forehead feels as if dried fast to the skull.
Magnetis polus australis — face · H.C. Allen
Sensation in the face (and in the rest of the body) as if cold air were blowing upon it. Tearing - jerking in the upper jaw towards the eye, in the evening.
Magnetis polus australis — eyes · H.C. Allen
Watery eyes from time to time. Painful, smarting dryness of the eyelids, especially perceptible when moving them, mostly in the evening and morning. Deficient sight: Things looked dim, also double, when touching the nape of the neck.
Magnetis polus australis — ears · H.C. Allen
Tearing pains in the cartilages of the outer and inner ear, extending very nearly as far as the inner cavities. Roaring in the ears, which he felt more in the upper part of the head. Noise in the ears, like the motion of a wing. Sensation as of the whizzing of the wind in the ears, early in the morning; he feels it as far as the forehead. Inflammation of the outer ear, the grooves of that portion of the ear assuming the appearance of some rhagades. Occasional stitches and ringing in the ear.
Magnetis polus australis — mouth · H.C. Allen
Toothache, aggravated by warm drink. Dull pain with intensely painful stitches in hollow teeth. Sensation of swelling in the tongue, and heat in the organs of speech.
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