• Arsenite of Antimony.

• Profound weakness and exhaustion, out of proportion to the illness.

• Emphysema with excessive dyspnea and cough.

• Copious mucous secretion from various orifices.

• Marked anxiety and restlessness accompanying physical ailments.

• Sensation of constriction or oppression in the chest.

• Tendency to dropsical effusions.

• Cachectic appearance.

• Useful in chronic, deep-seated conditions.

• The symptoms are often aggravated by exertion.

• Great prostration and weakness after even minimal activity.

• Desire for company, but aversion to being touched or looked at.

• Icy coldness, yet aversion to being covered.

• General aggravation from becoming cold.

• It feels chilly, yet wants air.

• Great debility.

• Burning pains internally.

• Sensitive to drafts.

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• Marked anxiety, especially about health.

• Restlessness and agitation, cannot remain still.

• Irritability and easily angered.

• Fear of death, particularly when alone.

• Mental confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• Apathy and indifference towards surroundings.

• Despair and hopelessness, feels life is not worth living.

• It feels forsaken and abandoned.

• Apprehensive, with a sense of impending doom.

• Anxious about trivial matters.

• Weeps easily, often without apparent cause.

• Difficulty making decisions.

• Sadness and melancholy.

• Fear of being left alone.

• Great anguish.

• Mental prostration.

• Headache, especially in the forehead, with a sensation of pressure.

• Vertigo, with nausea and a tendency to fall.

• Heaviness and fullness in the head.

• Scalp sensitive to touch.

• Head feels too large.

• Headaches are better in open air.

• Inflammation of the eyes, with redness and burning.

• Edema around the eyes.

• Photophobia (sensitivity to light).

• Dim vision.

• Lachrymation (excessive tearing), acrid and burning.

• Eyes feel weak.

• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears), often associated with vertigo.

• Hearing diminished.

• Pain in the ears.

• Ears feel stopped up.

• Sensitive to noises.

• Coryza (inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane) with profuse, watery discharge.

• Nosebleeds.

• Obstruction of the nose, making breathing difficult.

• Acrid nasal discharge.

• Loss of smell.

• Sore throat, with a burning sensation.

• Difficulty swallowing.

• Hoarseness or loss of voice.

• Excessive mucus in the throat, difficult to expectorate.

• Throat feels dry and raw.

• Emphysema with extreme dyspnea.

• Catarrhal pneumonia, often associated with influenza.

• Cough, with profuse mucous expectoration.

• Rattling in the chest.

• Suffocation spells, especially at night.

• Pleurisy, especially of the left side, with exudation.

• Difficulty breathing when lying down.

• Cough worse from exertion.

• Shortness of breath on least exertion.

• Asthma-like symptoms.

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• Myocarditis and cardiac weakness.

• Pericarditis with effusion.

• Palpitations, with anxiety and shortness of breath.

• Irregular pulse.

• Angina pectoris-like pain.

• Sensation of weight or pressure in the chest.

• Weak, rapid pulse.

• Oppression and tightness in the chest.

• Pain in the chest, aggravated by coughing or breathing deeply.

• Feeling of constriction around the heart.

• Nausea and vomiting, especially after eating.

• Gastric pain, with burning sensation.

• Loss of appetite.

• Thirst for small amounts of water, frequently.

• Bloating and distention of the stomach.

• Craving for acids.

• Aversion to food in general.

• Abdominal pain and cramping.

• Ascites (accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity).

• Tenderness to touch.

• Enlarged liver.

• Abdomen feels distended and hard.

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• Diarrhea, watery and offensive.

• Constipation, with hard, dry stools.

• Tenesmus (ineffectual straining).

• Burning in rectum.

• Involuntary stool.

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• Scanty urine.

• Albuminuria (presence of albumin in the urine).

• Edema of the lower extremities.

• Burning during urination.

• Frequent urging to urinate.

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• (Male) Decreased libido.

• (Female) Irregular menstruation.

• (Female) Menses too early or too late.

• (Female) Leucorrhea, acrid and burning.

• Weakness and heaviness in the limbs.

• Edema of the feet and ankles.

• Coldness of the hands and feet.

• Cramps in the calves.

• Pain in the joints, especially the knees and ankles.

• Stiffness in the joints.

• Trembling of the limbs.

• Back pain, worse from motion.

• Heaviness of the limbs.

• Cold, clammy skin.

• Cyanosis.

• Itching skin, worse from scratching.

• Dry, scaly skin.

• Eruptions with burning sensation.

• Restless sleep.

• Sleeplessness, especially after midnight.

• Dreams of death and misfortune.

• Nightmares.

• Wakes unrefreshed.

• Eating

• Lying down

• Exertion

• Cold air

• Damp weather

• Night

• Becoming cold

• Motion

• Touch

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• Open air

• Rest

• Warmth

• Slight motion (sometimes)

• Sitting up

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• Complementary remedies: Arsenicum Album, Antimonium Tartaricum, Carbo Vegetabilis.

• Antidotes: Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum

• Comparisons: Arsenicum Album, Antimonium Tartaricum, Ipecacuanha, Digitalis, Apis Mellifica.

• Relationship: It follows well after Phosphorus in pneumonia.