• Diosma Lincaris (Buku) profoundly affects the nervous system, liver, spleen, and female reproductive organs.

• Characteristic somnolence alternates with nervous insomnia.

• Marked night sweats.

• Erratic pains dominate, accompanied by bad humor, a desire to weep, or fear of sickness.

• Diosma Lincaris is useful for cerebral affections with dullness or stupefaction.

• Diosma Lincaris is indicated for convulsive or epileptiform attacks and hysteria.

• Liver conditions: cirrhosis or atrophy (hepatitis) are keynotes.

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• is associated with ovarian or uterine lesions.

• Diosma Lincaris is especially useful in splenitis, surpassing Ceanothus.

• Mental disorders occur in nervous or ascetic individuals, with a constant fear of death, or erotic/maniacal tendencies.

• Gastrointestinal disturbances occur, notably gastralgia and gastro-enteritis.

• Symptoms often arise after a sudden fright, leading to trembling and weakness of the legs.

• A general state of irritability.

• Profound mental dullness and stupefaction.

• Marked irritability and bad humor.

• The patient has a strong desire to weep without cause.

• The patient has an intense fear of sickness and death.

• The patient has a constant fear of death, leading to great anxiety.

• The patient experiences erotic or maniacal attacks, particularly in nervous individuals.

• It presents with hysterical tendencies with emotional instability.

• It presents with ascetic tendencies, with a withdrawn and introspective nature.

• The patient experiences apprehension and anxiety about health.

• The patient is easily startled, with heightened sensitivity to external stimuli.

• Restlessness and agitation.

• The patient has difficulty concentrating.

• The patient has an aversion to company or being alone.

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• is easily provoked.

• The patient experiences violent vertigo, with a tendency to fall.

• The patient experiences cephalalgia, primarily frontal, radiating towards the occiput.

• The patient has a sensation of pressure in the head, with dullness.

• Congestion of the head.

• The patient has a feeling of emptiness in the head.

• The eyes appear brilliant, with associated lachrymation or itching.

• Conditions are accompanied by a state of stupefaction.

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• may be present.

• Blurring of vision.

• Hardness of hearing.

• The patient experiences subjective noises, such as ringing or buzzing, exacerbated by aural pressure.

• The patient hears pulsating sounds in the ears.

• Catarrhal symptoms may be present.

• The patient experiences sneezing.

• Nasal congestion.

• The patient has an earthy complexion with disseminated rosaceous eruptions.

• The patient has a pale face.

• The patient has a flushed face.

• The patient has fetid breath.

• Dryness of the mouth and throat.

• Increased salivation.

• The patient has a sensation of constriction in the throat.

• The patient has difficulty swallowing.

• may occur during attacks.

• Shortness of breath.

• The patient experiences a suffocating sensation.

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• The patient experiences palpitations, especially during periods of anxiety or fright.

• Rapid heart rate.

• The patient has weak heart action.

• Constriction or oppression in the chest.

• Pain in the chest.

• The patient has a feeling of weight on the chest.

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• Loss of appetite.

• Increased appetite.

• The patient experiences thirst.

• The patient experiences nausea, with or without vomiting.

• The patient has a sensation of emptiness in the stomach, even after eating.

• The patient experiences gastralgia with severe stomach pains.

• The patient experiences a burning sensation in the stomach.

• The patient experiences belching.

• The patient has a sensation of meteorism with significant bloating.

• The patient has stinging pains in the spleen.

• The patient experiences a painful sensation in the abdomen, with marked pubic pressure.

• The patient has intolerance to clothing pressure around the abdomen.

• The patient experiences splenitis with enlargement and tenderness of the spleen.

• The patient experiences liver pain.

• The patient experiences loose stools.

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• The patient experiences frequent yellow diarrhea, typically worse at night.

• The patient experiences gastro-enteritis with diarrhea and abdominal cramping.

• The patient experiences tenesmus.

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• The patient experiences emission of high-colored, bloody urine (hematuria).

• The patient has frequent urging to urinate, even with little output.

• The patient experiences a burning sensation during urination.

• The patient experiences ovarian or uterine lesions.

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• may be present.

• The patient experiences painful menstruation.

• The patient experiences irregular menses.

• The patient experiences pain in the back.

• The patient experiences stiffness of the back.

• The patient has a sensation of heat or cold in the hands, with convulsive movements of the fingers.

• The patient experiences weakness of the legs, aggravated by sitting down.

• The patient experiences trembling and weakness of the legs following a sudden fright.

• The patient experiences pain in the limbs, often erratic in nature.

• The patient experiences heaviness of the limbs.

• The patient has rosaceous eruptions on the face.

• The patient experiences night sweats.

• The patient has dry skin.

• The patient experiences itching.

• The patient experiences somnolence during the day, but nervous insomnia at night.

• The patient experiences restless sleep with frequent waking.

• The patient experiences profuse night sweats.

• The patient experiences sleeplessness.

• The patient experiences vivid dreams.

• Night.

• Sitting down (legs).

• Fright.

• Pressure of clothing.

• During or after eating (female).

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• Ceanothus (for splenitis).

• Camphor (may be considered for nervous symptoms and fright).

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• Ceanothus (splenitis).

• China (splenic affections, night sweats).

• Pulsatilla (weeping, erratic pains).

• Ignatia (fright, hysteria).

• Belladonna (cerebral congestion).

• Nux Vomica (irritability, gastrointestinal symptoms).