Ftrn 167

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From Roberts' "The Rheumatic Remedies"

Superior extremities
- PARALYTIC TEARING PAINS IN SHOULDER JOINT, ARM, CLAVICLE AND MUSCLES,
MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE TO LIFT ARM; > FROM GENTLE MOTION.
- SLIGHT DRAWING SOON BECOMING TEARING IN SHOULDER, STITCHING PAINS EXTEND
TO ELBOW; PARALYTIC LAMENESS OF UPPER ARM, PAIN agg. AT NIGHT AND FROM LEAST
MOTION, DRIVING HIM OUT OF BED; SLIGHT > FROM WALKING ABOUT.
- ACUTE ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM OF RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT, PAIN DEEP IN SOCKET
PREVENTING MOTION.
- RHEUMATIC LAMENESS IN RIGHT SHOULDER AFTER INJURY.
Inferior extremities
- CRAMPS IN CALVES, ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT IN BED.
- Sudden frequent cramps in limbs during day.
- Tearing in feet.
Extremities in general
- SUDDEN CRAMPS IN LIMBS.
Concomitants
- PALENESS OF FACE WITH RED SPOTS ON CHEEKS.
- ANOREXIA.
- BITTER ERUCTATIONS AFTER FAT FOODS.
- SPLEEN ENLARGED AND SENSITIVE TO TOUCH.
- SPASMODIC COUGH > BY EATING.
- CHLOROSIS.
Aggravations
- MOTION (elbow pain).
Ameliorations
- MOTION.
- WALKING.

Jim Gregorich