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This remedy is employed in malarial regions as a stimulant to overcome the depression that attends the malarial paroxysm. It is indicated in nausea and vomiting when the latter in attended with extreme exertion as though everything would be brought up. There is continuous thirst. It is of service in blenorrhoea, when the discharge is greenish and offensive. There is inflammation of the penis with priapism and burning pains in the organ. It should be remembered when there is soreness of the chest, and at each coughing spell it appears that the part will be torn.