Thea Chinensis

Restlessness, nervousness, weariness.—Neuralgia.—Reduced vital powers;

grief; depression of spirits; loss of appetite—Debility after prostrating

diseases.—Paralysis.—Chlorosis.

• ▸Temporary mental exaltation.
• ▸Ill-humored.
• ▸Sick headache radiating from one point.
• ▸Sleepless and restless.
• ▸Hallucinations of hearing.
• ▸Cold damp feeling at back of head.

Sick headache in those who have abused tea and coffee, or in whom nervous

headaches followed by vomiting are excited by any error in diet or depression of

mind.—Throbbing, congestive headache after excessive use of alcohol.

• ▸Sinking sensation at epigastrium.
• ▸Faint, gone feeling (Sep; Hyd; Oleand).
• ▸Craves acids.
• ▸Sudden production of wind in large quantities.

Borborygmi liability to hernia.

Soreness and tenderness in ovaries.

• ▸Anxious oppression.
• ▸Praecordial distress.
• ▸Palpitation; unable to lie on left side.
• ▸Fluttering.
• ▸Pulse rapid, irregular, intermittent.

Sleepy in daytime; sleepiness at night, with vascular excitement and restlessness, and dry skin. Horrible dreams cause no horror.

Antidote: Kali hypophos; Thuja; Ferr; Kali hyd (Material doses for tea-taster's cough).

Third to thirtieth potency.

Theine 1/4-1/2 grain hypodermically for sciatica and supra-orbital neuralgia.