Paralysis after apoplexy and with coldness of the paralyzed part. Convulsions with consciousness. Spasms with tetanic rigidity of nearly all muscles, with interruptions of a few minutes during which muscles are relaxed. Convulsions brought on by the slightest touch, or draught of air. Opisthotonus, with inability to move, but wants to be held.
Jaws snap shut, stiff.
Trismus or lock-jaw. Tired, worn out feeling in the morning on waking. Cannot tolerate noise, music, talking, strong odours, or bright light. Angry and impatient, can't stand pain. Ailments after continual mental labour.