Agaricus
Amanita muscaria · Fungus · Amanitaceae
Agaricus suits individuals with hypersensitive nervous systems prone to twitching, chorea-like movements, and spinal irritation. The characteristic type shows a peculiar sensitivity to cold producing intense chilblain-like symptoms in exposed parts, with burning, itching, and redness as if from frostbite.
Key symptoms
- Twitching of facial muscles, eyelids, and gluteal muscles
- Burning, itching, and redness of extremities as if frostbitten
- Aching along the spine; spinal column sensitive to touch
- Sensation of ants creeping along the spine
- Chilblains that burn and itch intolerably
- Redness and itching of ears as if they had been frozen
- Painfulness along spinal cord when stooping
- Nosebleed in old people with relaxed circulatory system
General Face
Twitching of facial muscles and eyelids.
General Face
Redness and itching; burning as if from chilblains.
Hearing and Ears
Redness, burning, itching of ears as if they had been frozen.
Nose
Nose-bleed in old people, with relaxed circulatory system.
Neck and Back
Aching along the spine and limbs; column sensitive to touch.
Neck and Back
Painfulness along spinal cord when stooping; every turning motion of the body causes pain.
Neck and Back
Sensation of ants creeping along spine.
Extremities
Twitching of gluteal muscles.
Extremities
Itching, burning and redness of hands, fingers, and toes, as if they had been frozen.
Extremities
Chilblains that burn and itch intolerably.
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