Colchicum autumnale

Tearing in the limbs during warm weather and stinging during cold weather.
Tingling in many parts of the body, as if frost-bitten whenever the weather changes.
Shocks as from electricity through one-half of the body, with sensation of paralysis.
Sensitiveness of the whole body, especially the affected parts, to contact and to motion.
Weakness and debility from night study and from loss of sleep.
Frequent startings.
Tingling in the points of the fingers and toes.
Dropsical swelling and dropsy of the skin.
Scanty discharge of dark red urine with tenesmus.
Nausea from the odor of fat meat or eggs.
Dysentery with gastric symptoms and discharge of white mucus with much tenesmus.
Bad effects from suppressed perspiration.
Aggravation in the evening, during an expiration.
Amelioration while stooping.