AMYGDALA AMARA 30

Action of Medicine:

• Indicated for a jerking, hesitating, stuttering speech with dark red palate and fauces.
• Swallowing impossible. Vomiting of undigested food and bile.
• Cough with soreness of the chest extending down to the stomach. Stitches under the left nipple, going deep in, making exhalations more difficult.
• Convulsive and at intervals very short respiration with fear of suffocation. Venous system gorged with dark liquid blood. Most violent convulsions, last almost three-quarters of an hour.
• The convulsions returned after a quarter of an hour, but less violently. General tetanus. Complete opisthotonos. Excessive languor.
• General debility from seven bitter almonds. Feeling of weakness, as if the muscular vigor was deficient and he would fall down. Fainting.
• General malaise. Weight on the eyes and in the limbs.

References: Nature's materia medica by Robin Murphy