Keynote Symptoms of Homeopathic Remedies

Keynote Symptoms of Bryonia Alba

An irritable mood and inclined to be angry.
Rheumatic pains in the limbs with tension, aggravated by motion and contact.
Stiffness in the joints.
Swelling and stiffness of the affected parts.
Oversensitiveness of the senses to external impressions.
Pricking, darting and stinging in the joints, muscles and inner parts.
Inflammations of the inner parts (lungs and liver).
Pain in the bones, as if the flesh had been beaten off.
Color of the face bluish-red.
Vomiting of bitter substance (bile).
The taste is bitter and the tongue is dry and has a yellowish coat.
Thirst - he drinks not often, but much at a time.
Constipation from induration of the stools or because the feces are too large in size.
Respiration oppressed and deep.
The pulse is hard and hurried.
Repercussions of eruptions.
Aggravated at 9 P. M. and by motion, moving the affected parts, during inspiration, while lying on the painless side.
Amelioration while exhaling, while lying on the painful side, and by tightly bandaging the affected parts.

Faucial angina and very sore throat.
General trembling.
A sensation of something being alive in the skin, principally in the arms and legs.
Great watchfulness in the evening.
He has much trouble in getting to sleep at night.
Anguish in sleep, and sleep full of dreams.
Constant dreaming in sleep.
Jerking and starting whilst in sleep.
When getting awake at night trembling and sensation as if she could not rise for weakness.
Fantasy and illusions when asleep.
He perspires freely when exercising a little.
Excellent for patients in very bad humor.
Quarrelsomeness.
Dizziness when lying down, with headache, especially in the evening.
Dizziness when going over a running water.
The majority of the symptoms are more felt when at rest and lying than when moving about.
Complaints on the left side of the body.
Aggravation of the symptoms in the evening and before mid-night.
He cannot sleep enough in the morning.
He feels unrefreshed in the morning.

Great weakness in the joints.
Ebullitions with much thirst.
Chilliness predominating during the pain.
Dull instruments produce deep impressions on the flesh, for instance, the scissors on the fingers in using them.
Pale swelling of the upper lip.
Moist tetter.

Stinging, or drawing, stinging pains.
Weakness in the joints.
Nausea and giddiness from exertions of the mind.
Aphthae of the mouth and tongue, which bleed easily.
Parts which are usually red, turn white.
Unhealthy, easily suppurating skin.
Aggravation from descending (fear of falling in children when they are carried downstairs) - from laughing, or after menstruation

Loss of consciousness.
Delirium.
Fantastic illusions and biting rage.
Oversensitiveness of all the senses.
Plethora.
Burning in inner parts.
Sensation, as if inner organs were distended or as if they would burst.
Tearing in inner parts (from below upwards).
Congestion of the head.
Bleeding of the inner parts.
Swelling of and pulsation in the blood vessels.
Pricking on the muscles or bones.
Pressing and tearing rheumatic pains which wander from one place to the other.
Sensation as if a mouse was running in the muscles.
Contortion of the limbs.
Spasms of single limbs or of the whole body.
Loss of sensation and motion of one side of the body.
Inflammation of inner parts (mucous membranes) with a tendency to suppuration or with nervous symptoms.
Induration after inflammations.
Nervous fevers with loss of consciousness or delirium.
Swelling and induration of the glands.
Pupils dilated.
Aversion to light.
Loss of sight.
Color of the face is bluish-red.
Alternate redness and paleness of the skin.
Inflammation of the brain.
Liability to take cold with great sensitiveness to draft of air.
Bad effects of fear and chagrin.
Exanthemata of scarlet color.
Sleeplessness with drowsiness or sleep which is stupor-like.
Pulse full and hard.
Aggravation in the afternoon and at night, from touching the parts affected even softly, and while swallowing liquids.
Amelioration while reposing, while standing, or while leaning the head against something.

Mistrust.
Want of self-confidence, and aversion to strangers.
Tension and shortening of the muscles.
Heaviness of the body.
Pains in the joints and bones.
Tearing in the limbs with chilliness.
Swelled and indurated glands.
Emaciation with bloated face, swelled abdomen and difficult learning in children.
Great liability to catch cold (sore throat, stiffness of the neck, and diarrhoea).
Great weakness of the mind and body of old men.
Paralysis and palsy of aged persons.
Aggravation while sitting or lying on the painful side.