Cereus Serpentinus

The heart was less prominently affected by Cer. serp. than by the other Cacti;

but pains in head and a paralysed feeling were experienced. A voluptuous feeling; dwindling of

sexual organs; mental irritations were prominent. < On exposure to cold, to which there is great

• ▸sensitiveness.
• ▸J.
• ▸H.
• ▸Fitch proved Cer.
• ▸s.
• ▸, as well as Cer.
• ▸b.
• ▸Kunze also proved Cer.
• ▸s.

• ▸Angry at trifles.
• ▸—Fits of sudden ungovernable rage.
• ▸—Inclined to swear.
• ▸—Prays all

night—Makes mistakes, reading or writing.

Dizzy in morning, with mucus in throat.—Tensive pain in head and brain —Feeling as

if back part of brain were detached from front, and rotten.

• ▸Pain in region of r.
• ▸kidney.
• ▸—Urging to urinate —Enuresis.
• ▸—Urine

yellowish; or pale tea-green.

Genital organs small and dwindled.—Excited genital

condition.—Emission, seems as if passed in a lump.—Emission followed by cutting pain first in

one, then in other testicle.

Paralysed feeling in heart—Pain after exertion, followed by short breath, > by full

breath —A fterwards, short sharp pains through heart.—Thrusting pains at heart followed by

sighing respiration.

• ▸Compare:—Cact.
• ▸g.
• ▸, Cereus bon.
• ▸, Coni.
• ▸; Pso.
• ▸(sensitiveness to cold).
• ▸Anac.
• ▸(inclined

to swear).