Indicated in cholera and cholera morbus, and in attacks of diarrhoea which in violence suggest the choleric state. A few whiffs of camphor in the early stage of a cold often breaks it up.
Intense, uncontrollable anxiety.
Face as though he were approaching collapse; cold; eyes sunken; nose pinched.
Extreme coldness of skin to touch, yet cannot bear to be covered.
Extreme restlessness; skin wrinkled, old-looking.
Sudden violent attacks of vomiting; almost incessant; watery.
Violent choleraic diarrhoea, with anguish, coldness of the body, cramps in calves of legs; pulse thready; tongue and mouth cold.
Rapid sinking of the vital forces. Coldness of breath.
Worse from cold air.
Better from warm air.
(First Lessons in the Symptomatology of Leading Homoeopathic Remedies by H. R. Arndt, M. D. Philadephia. Boericke and Tafel.)