STRAMONIUM CHILD

BORIECK

The entire force of this drug seems to be expended on the brain,

Suppressed secretions and excretions.
Absence of pain and muscular mobility especially of muscles of expression and of locomotion.
Absence muscular mobility especially of muscles of expression and of locomotion
Gyratory and graceful motions. Parkinsonism.

Mind.--Devout, earnest, beseeching and ceaseless talking.

Loquacious, garrulous, laughing, singing, swearing, praying, rhyming.
Sees ghosts, hears voices, talks with spirits.
Rapid changes from joy to sadness.
Violent and lewd.
Cannot bear solitude or darkness; must have light and company.
Sight of water or anything glittering brings on spasms.
Delirium, with desire to escape (Bell; Bry; Rhus).

MIND -KENT
Mind, anxiety, noise, of rushing water
Mind, biting
Mind, company, desire for, night (p. 12)
Mind, darkness agg. (See Fear) (p. 17)
Mind, fear (See Anxiety) (p. 42)
Mind, fear, alone, of being, night (p. 43)
Mind, fear, injured, of being (p. 45)
Mind, fear, noise, from, rushing water (p. 46)
Mind, gestures, hands, grasping or reaching at something - gestures, picks at bedclothes - laughing

Mind- FEAR OF DARKNESS - FEAR OF WATER - noise, from, rushing water -FEAR OFBEING ALONE, -night

Mind, imbecility - foolish behavior - indifference, complain, does not - indifference, suffering, to - insanity, madness

Mind, laughing (p. 61)

Mind, jumping, bed, out of - restlessness, nervousness - runs about (See Escape) -, hurry, movements, in

Mind, shrieking (p. 79)

SPEECH Mind, speech, incoherent (p. 81)
- speech, loquacity
-speech Muttering
-shrieking –SHOUTING- sharp piercing cry- scream
speech, unintelligible (p. 82)
speech, wandering (p. 82)

Mind, starting, startled - frightened easily

Mind, suspicious (p. 85)

Mind, violent, vehement, etc. - rage, fury -- raging, raving

Mind, violent tears, himself -
Mind, violent -tear pillow, with teeth

Head.--Raises head frequently from the pillow

Eyes.--Seem prominent, staring wide open; pupils dilated. complains that it is dark, and calls for light. Small
objects look large. Parts of the body seem enormously swollen. Strabismus.

Mouth.--Dry; dribbling of viscid saliva. Aversion to water. Stammering. Risus sardonicus. Cannot swallow on
account of spasm. Chewing motion.

Male.--Sexual erethism, with indecent speech and action. Hands constantly kept on genitals.

Sleep.--Awaken terrified; screams with fright. Deep snoring sleep. Sleepy, but cannot sleep (Bell).

Extremities.--Graceful, rhythmic motions. Convulsions of upper extremities and of isolated groups of muscles.
Chorea; spasms partial, constantly changing. Violent pain in left hip. Trembling, twitching of tendons,
staggering gait.

Modalities.--Worse, in dark room, when alone, looking at bright or shining objects, after sleep, on swallowing.
Better, from bright light, company, warmth. Mind, light, desire for (See Dark) (p. 62)

Relationship.--Compare especially: Hyoscy and Bellad. It has less fever than Bellad, but more than Hyos. It
causes more functional excitement of the brain, but never approaches the true inflammatory condition of
Bellad.

Dose.--Thirtieth potency and lower.

MIND DESIRES

company, desire for, night

biting
bright light, company, warmth.