Coldness of the limbs, sometimes with
trembling.─Sensation of coldness with internal tremblings, paleness of
the face, urgent inclination to urinate, with paleness of the urine in the evening.─Shiverings,
even in a warm temperature.─Shivering in the afternoon, with heat in the
face and urine, which deposits crystals.─Shivering and trembling in the
evening, with accelerated rapid pulse, dryness of the mouth, thirst, disturbed sleep, and
brick-coloured deposit in the urine.─Febrile attacks, with vertigo,
dizziness, frontal pain, bitter taste of bread, nausea, vomiting, diarrhœa, colic, violent
shivering, much heat, yawning, sneezing, and copious sweat; violent attacks with trembling
and shivering, copious sweats, hæmorrhage, and pains in the left hypochondrium.─Attacks
of one hour in duration, characterised by pallor, shivering and shuddering, with lips and
nails of a bluish colour, and pulse spasmodic and small; afterwards general heat and redness
of the face, pulse more marked (than before) and thirst, ending with a gentle perspiration.─During
the shiverings, paleness of the face, cephalalgia, tinkling in the ears, thirst, increased
appetite, difficult and painful evacuations, with great mental dejection; painful swelling
of varices.─External heat, with dryness of the mouth and the gullet,
obstinate constipation, and tendency to fall while walking in the street; also with
perspiration on the chest, redness of the face, convulsive movements of the muscles, and
rapidity of pulse.─Heat, which gives place to perspiration, chiefly in
the evening.─Pulse: slow, esp. in the afternoon, or while the attack
continues; full or small, but yielding and slow; frequent, like palpitations of the heart;
quickened, esp. in the morning, or an hour after dinner (i.e.,
after dinner taken at noon, as the custom is in Germany, where this medicament was tested).─Sweat
easily provoked, viscid, running down the chest, with speedy exhaustion after every
exertion.─Sweat over the whole body, with general shivering (esp. at the
back).