• Aquilegia Vulgaris is a remedy particularly suited for hysteria, especially in women at the climacteric or young girls with dysmenorrhea.

• Nervous trembling of the body.

• The patient is sensitive to light and noise.

• General debility and weakness.

• Digestive disturbances.

• The symptoms appear and disappear suddenly.

• Marked emotional lability.

• A tendency toward spasms.

• The symptoms are often lateralized, particularly to the right side.

• A general feeling of discomfort and unease.

• The complaints are worse during the climacteric period.

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• Aquilegia Vulgaris has hysteria with marked emotional lability.

• Anxiety and apprehension, particularly about health.

• Irritability and mood swings.

• Globus hystericus: sensation of a lump in the throat.

• The patient is easily startled.

• Mental confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• Oversensitivity to external impressions.

• A desire for company and sympathy, yet is easily annoyed by attention.

• Depression alternating with excitement.

• A fear of impending doom.

• Great restlessness and fidgetiness.

• An aversion to being alone.

• The patient is weeping easily.

• Difficulty making decisions.

• Forgetfulness.

• Sudden bursts of anger.

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• Aquilegia Vulgaris acts profoundly on the nervous system and mucous membranes, producing symptoms of irritation and congestion.

• General sensation of rawness and soreness throughout the body.

• Suited for sensitive individuals, prone to catarrhal affections and suppressed emotions.

• Feeling of general malaise and weakness, disproportionate to physical findings.

• Marked aggravation from suppressed emotions or grief.

• Symptoms often develop after a shock or fright.

• Great sensitiveness to pain.

• Periodical complaints.

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• Aquilegia Vulgaris has Clavus hystericus: sensation as if a nail were being driven into the head.

• Headache, often frontal or temporal, worse from noise and light.

• Vertigo, especially on rising or moving the head.

• Headache accompanied by nausea.

• Pain extending from the back of the head to the forehead.

• A sensation of pressure in the head.

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• Headache, especially frontal or occipital, often associated with sinus congestion.

• Dull, heavy headache, aggravated by mental exertion or heat.

• Vertigo, especially on rising or turning the head.

• Feeling of fullness or pressure in the head.

• Headache feels as if the head would burst.

• Throbbing headache.

• Photophobia, sensitivity to light.

• Blurred vision.

• A sensation of sand in the eyes.

• The eyes feel strained and tired.

• Flickering before the eyes.

• Dim vision.

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• Burning and itching of the eyes.

• Photophobia (sensitivity to light).

• Redness and inflammation of the conjunctiva.

• Blurred vision, objects appear indistinct.

• Dryness of the eyes.

• Sensation of sand in the eyes.

• Tinnitus, ringing in the ears.

• Oversensitivity to noise.

• The hearing feels muffled.

• A sensation of pressure in the ears.

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• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears), often a high-pitched sound.

• Feeling of fullness or pressure in the ears.

• Itching in the ears.

• Impaired hearing.

• Earache, sharp and stabbing.

• Frequent sneezing.

• Watery nasal discharge.

• The nose feels blocked.

• Loss of smell.

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• A sensation of a lump in the throat (globus hystericus).

• Dryness of the throat.

• A sore throat, worse on swallowing.

• Hoarseness.

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• Sore throat, with a burning or stinging sensation.

• Rawness and dryness of the throat.

• Hoarseness.

• Sensation of a lump in the throat; difficulty swallowing.

• Aquilegia Vulgaris has shortness of breath, often associated with anxiety.

• Spasmodic cough.

• Oppressed breathing.

• A feeling of suffocation.

• Asthma-like symptoms.

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• Cough, dry or with expectoration of mucus, worse at night.

• Shortness of breath, especially on exertion or lying down.

• Chest congestion.

• Feeling of tightness in the chest.

• Wheezing.

• Difficult breathing, feeling of suffocation.

• Cough aggravated by cold air.

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• Palpitations, often triggered by emotional upset.

• A rapid pulse.

• A weak pulse.

• A fluttering sensation in the heart.

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• Palpitations, especially when lying down.

• Rapid heartbeat.

• Feeling of anxiety around the heart.

• Fluttering sensation in the heart.

• Pulse weak and rapid.

• Oppression of the chest.

• Tightness in the chest.

• Pain in the chest, often sharp and stabbing.

• A feeling of weight on the chest.

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• Soreness and tenderness of the chest muscles.

• Pain in the chest, aggravated by coughing or deep breathing.

• Aquilegia Vulgaris has loss of appetite.

• Ravenous hunger alternating with loss of appetite.

• A desire for specific foods, often sour or spicy.

• An aversion to meat.

• Vomiting of green substance, especially in the morning, a characteristic symptom during climaxis.

• Nausea.

• Acid reflux.

• Belching, often sour or bitter.

• Pain in the stomach after eating.

• The stomach feels heavy and full.

• Pressing pain in the right lumbar region.

• Abdominal distension and bloating.

• Colicky pains.

• Gurgling in the abdomen.

• The pain is relieved by passing gas.

• Sensitivity to pressure in the abdomen.

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• Abdominal pain, cramping or colicky.

• Bloating and distention of the abdomen.

• Rumbling in the bowels (borborygmi).

• Tenderness to pressure.

• Flatulence.

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• Constipation or diarrhea, often alternating.

• Spasmodic rectal pain.

• Ineffectual urging for stool.

• The stool is hard and difficult to pass.

• Watery stool.

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• Diarrhea, watery or mucous, often painless.

• Constipation, with hard, dry stools, and difficult evacuation.

• Tenesmus (urge to stool without being able to evacuate).

• Itching and burning at the anus.

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• Aquilegia Vulgaris has frequent urination.

• Scanty urine.

• A burning sensation during urination.

• The urine is cloudy or has sediment.

• Involuntary urination, especially at night.

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• Frequent urination, day and night.

• Burning sensation during urination.

• Scanty urine.

• Dark colored urine.

• Involuntary urination.

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• Dysmenorrhea of young girls, with severe cramping pains.

• Irregular menses.

• Symptoms associated with menopause/climaxis, including vomiting of green substance.

• Uterine pain.

• Leucorrhea, often profuse and irritating.

• Pain in the ovaries.

• The sexual desire is increased or decreased.

• Aquilegia Vulgaris has pain in the back, often in the lumbar region.

• Stiffness in the back.

• Weakness in the back.

• The pain is worse from bending over.

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• Pain in the back, aching or stiffness, especially in the lumbar region.

• Weakness in the back.

• Pain aggravated by movement.

• Trembling of the limbs.

• Heaviness and weakness in the legs.

• Cold hands and feet.

• Neuralgic pains in the extremities.

• Numbness and tingling in the limbs.

• Cramps in the legs.

• Restless legs.

• The joints feel stiff and painful.

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• Pain in the limbs, aching or shooting.

• Weakness and heaviness of the limbs.

• Restlessness of the legs, especially at night.

• Coldness of the hands and feet.

• Trembling of the hands.

• Cramps in the legs.

• Swelling of the joints.

• Aquilegia Vulgaris has dry skin.

• Itching.

• Eruptions, often small and red.

• Sensitive to touch.

• Cold sweat.

• Sleeplessness.

• Restless sleep.

• Vivid dreams.

• Dreams of danger or death.

• Waking up frequently during the night.

• The sleep is unrefreshing.

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• Sleeplessness, difficulty falling asleep.

• Restless sleep, tossing and turning.

• Vivid dreams, often anxious or frightening.

• Waking up frequently during the night.

• Dreams of death or misfortune.

• Unrefreshing sleep.

• Light.

• Noise.

• Emotional upset.

• Morning (vomiting).

• Motion (vertigo).

• Warmth.

• Pressure (in some cases).

• Periodical aggravation.

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• Cold air.

• Damp weather.

• Motion.

• Evening.

• Suppressed emotions.

• Mental exertion.

• Lying down (palpitations).

• Before menses.

• From consolation.

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• Rest.

• Quiet.

• Open air.

• Pressure (in some cases).

• Cold applications.

• Lying down.

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• Rest.

• Warmth.

• Fresh air.

• Gentle motion.

• Ignatia, Pulsatilla.

• Coffea.

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• Camphor.

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• Actaea racemosa, Valeriana, Asafoetida, Ignatia, Moschus, Lilium tigrinum.

• especially in the evening and when alone.

• Restlessness and fidgetiness; cannot sit still.

• Irritability, easily angered by trifles.

• Depression with a disinclination to work or engage in social activities.

• Brooding over past grievances or disappointments.

• Fear of being alone, a desire for company.

• Mental confusion, difficulty concentrating or remembering.

• A feeling of being overwhelmed by responsibilities.

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• alternating between joy and sadness without apparent cause.

• Aversion to being contradicted.

• Difficulty making decisions.

• Tendency to dwell on sad events.

• Feels forsaken.

• Apathy and indifference.

• coryza, with sneezing.

• Sneezing, especially in the morning on waking.

• Nasal congestion, difficult breathing through the nose.

• Loss of smell and taste during a cold.

• Post-nasal drip, causing a tickling sensation in the throat and cough.

• Nosebleeds.

• Nausea, especially in the morning.

• Vomiting, often after eating.

• Loss of appetite, or variable appetite.

• Burning sensation in the stomach.

• Acidity and heartburn.

• Belching, sour or bitter.

• Craving for sweets.

• Increased or decreased libido.

• In women: Irregular menstruation, painful menstruation (dysmenorrhea).

• Leucorrhea, profuse and acrid.

• In men: Weakness and fatigue after intercourse.

• Impotence.

• Itching skin, without eruption.

• Dry skin.

• Eruptions, papular or vesicular.

• Sensitive to touch.

• Urticaria (hives).

• Pulsatilla, Sepia, Natrum Muriaticum.