• Castoreum Canadense is a profound remedy for hysteria and nervous affections.

• Castoreum Canadense causes profound prostration.

• Castoreum Canadense is suited to individuals with a nervous, excitable temperament, especially nervous women.

• Castoreum Canadense is marked by debilitating sweats and persistent irritability.

• Spasmodic affections arise after debilitating diseases with Castoreum Canadense.

• Constant yawning occurs with Castoreum Canadense.

• Castoreum Canadense causes general weakness and exhaustion.

• Castoreum Canadense causes oversensitivity to external stimuli.

• The patient tends to be chilly, yet averse to being covered.

• The patient's complaints are often of a nervous or spasmodic character.

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• Castoreum Canadense causes marked anxiety and apprehension, often without a clear cause.

• Castoreum Canadense causes hysterical symptoms, including emotional outbursts and exaggerated reactions.

• Castoreum Canadense causes irritability and a tendency to be easily angered.

• The patient is restless and uneasy; and cannot remain still.

• The patient is feeling overwhelmed or burdened.

• The patient experiences mental confusion and difficulty concentrating.

• The patient experiences great anguish and despair.

• The patient experiences oversensitivity to noise and external stimuli.

• The patient has a fear of impending misfortune.

• The patient experiences exaggerated emotions and theatrical behavior.

• The patient has a weeping mood, easily brought to tears.

• The patient has a changeable mood; and easily switches between laughter and tears.

• The patient is easily offended and takes things personally.

• The patient desires sympathy and attention.

• The patient has difficulty making decisions.

• The patient has an aversion to mental work.

• Castoreum Canadense causes headache, often described as pressing or throbbing.

• Castoreum Canadense causes vertigo, with a sensation of spinning.

• The head feels heavy and confused.

• Castoreum Canadense causes congestion of the head.

• Castoreum Canadense causes headache located in the forehead.

• Castoreum Canadense causes day-blindness; and inability to endure the light (photophobia).

• Castoreum Canadense causes dim vision.

• Castoreum Canadense causes a burning sensation in the eyes.

• The patient experiences heaviness of eyelids.

• Castoreum Canadense causes lachrymation; excessive tearing.

• Castoreum Canadense causes blurred vision.

• Castoreum Canadense causes tinnitus, with buzzing or ringing sounds.

• The patient experiences sensitivity to loud noises.

• Castoreum Canadense causes coryza with watery discharge.

• Castoreum Canadense causes nasal congestion.

• Castoreum Canadense causes sneezing.

• The patient experiences loss of smell.

• Castoreum Canadense causes sore throat with a sensation of dryness.

• The patient experiences difficulty swallowing.

• The patient experiences a feeling of a lump in the throat.

• Castoreum Canadense causes hoarseness.

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• Castoreum Canadense causes spasmodic cough, often triggered by emotional upset.

• The patient experiences difficult breathing, with a feeling of constriction in the chest.

• Castoreum Canadense causes hysterical asthma.

• The patient experiences a cough that is dry and hacking, worse at night.

• Castoreum Canadense causes palpitations, especially during emotional excitement.

• The patient experiences angina-like pains in the chest.

• The patient experiences oppression of the chest.

• The heart feels weak and fluttering.

• The pulse is rapid and weak.

• The patient experiences a sensation of a weight on the chest.

• Castoreum Canadense causes nausea and vomiting, especially during hysterical attacks.

• Castoreum Canadense causes abdominal bloating and distention.

• Castoreum Canadense causes flatulence.

• Castoreum Canadense causes constipation or diarrhea, often alternating.

• Castoreum Canadense causes spasmodic abdominal pain.

• The patient experiences loss of appetite.

• The patient experiences craving for unusual foods.

• Belching provides temporary relief.

• The patient experiences a burning sensation in the stomach.

• The stool is often offensive smelling.

• The patient experiences tenesmus; a constant urge to defecate.

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• Castoreum Canadense causes frequent urination, often with a scanty flow.

• Castoreum Canadense causes involuntary urination, especially during hysterical episodes.

• The patient experiences a burning sensation during urination.

• The urine is dark and concentrated.

• Castoreum Canadense causes increased sexual desire in women, sometimes to the point of nymphomania.

• Castoreum Canadense causes sexual neurasthenia.

• Castoreum Canadense causes hysterical affections of the uterus.

• The patient experiences painful menstruation.

• The patient experiences irregular menstruation.

• The patient experiences leucorrhea; thick, white vaginal discharge.

• Castoreum Canadense causes uterine spasms.

• The patient experiences weakness and trembling of the limbs.

• The patient experiences heaviness of the legs.

• The patient experiences coldness of the extremities.

• The patient experiences numbness and tingling in the fingers and toes.

• The patient experiences pain in the back, especially in the lumbar region.

• The patient experiences stiffness of the neck.

• The patient experiences cramps in the calves.

• The patient experiences joint pain.

• The patient experiences restless legs.

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• Castoreum Canadense causes debilitating sweats, often cold and clammy.

• The skin feels dry and itchy.

• The patient experiences nervous itching.

• The patient experiences difficulty falling asleep.

• The patient experiences restless sleep with frequent waking.

• The dreams are vivid and disturbing.

• The patient experiences dreams of danger or misfortune.

• The patient experiences insomnia due to nervous excitement.

• The patient experiences sleepiness during the day.

• Emotional excitement, Noise, Light, During menstruation, Cold air, Drafts, At night, Before a thunderstorm.

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• Warmth, Rest, Open air (sometimes), Distraction, Lying down, Eating.

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• Antidote: Colchicum.

• Complementary: Ignatia, Moschus, Valeriana.

• Comparisons: Asa foetida (more flatulence and eructations), Ignatia (more changeable moods), Moschus (more intense hysteria), Valeriana (milder hysteria; more nervous trembling), Nux vomica (irritable, oversensitive, but more driven and ambitious).