• Alstonia Scholaris is a remedy for malarial diseases with associated diarrhea, dysentery, anemia, and feeble digestion.

• Alstonia Scholaris is useful in ailments stemming from bad water and malarial exposure.

• Alstonia Scholaris acts as a tonic during convalescence after debilitating fevers.

• Alstonia Scholaris presents profound debility and exhaustion that seems disproportionate to the degree of illness.

• Alstonia Scholaris results in marked anemia resulting in a sallow, unhealthy complexion.

• Alstonia Scholaris gives a general feeling of sinking and emptiness, especially prominent in the abdomen and stomach.

• The patient typically feels chilly and exhibits sensitivity to cold air.

• Alstonia Scholaris leads to great prostration with slow recovery from exhausting diseases.

• Alstonia Scholaris leads to slow and lingering convalescence.

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• Alstonia Scholaris presents mental apathy and indifference; a marked lack of interest in surroundings and activities.

• Alstonia Scholaris presents irritability and impatience; easily angered, even by trivial matters.

• The patient has difficulty concentrating; experiencing mental dullness and confusion.

• The patient has anxiety about health, with a pronounced tendency to dwell on even minor symptoms.

• The patient has apprehension and fear, often intensifying in the evening.

• The patient is restless, but without the physical energy or motivation to take action.

• The patient has indisposition to exertion, both mental and physical.

• The patient suffers from despondency and low spirits.

• The patient experiences vertigo, especially upon rising from a lying or sitting position, or with any sudden head movement.

• Weakness of vision; blurred vision.

• The patient presents dark circles under the eyes indicative of anemia.

• The patient experiences photophobia.

• The patient suffers from impaired hearing.

• Frequent sneezing.

• The patient has coryza accompanied by a watery nasal discharge.

• The patient experiences epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• The patient has dryness of the throat, particularly noticeable at night.

• The patient experiences hoarseness.

• The patient has a sensation of a lump in the throat.

• The patient experiences shortness of breath on exertion.

• The patient experiences oppression of the chest, a feeling of tightness or constriction.

• The patient has a cough, either dry and hacking in nature, or with scanty expectoration of mucus.

• The patient experiences palpitations, especially after physical exertion or emotional excitement.

• The patient has a weak and irregular pulse.

• The patient has a feeling of weight or oppression in the chest.

• The patient experiences dyspnea.

• The patient experiences loss of appetite, or conversely, ravenous hunger followed quickly by aversion to food.

• The patient experiences nausea and vomiting.

• The patient experiences eructations that are sour or bitter.

• The patient experiences heartburn.

• The patient experiences abdominal distension with excessive gas.

• The patient experiences pain in the abdomen, often colicky in nature.

• The patient has tenderness of the abdomen to touch.

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• The patient experiences diarrhea occurring immediately after eating.

• The patient experiences dysentery with bloody stools.

• The patient experiences tenesmus.

• The patient experiences nocturnal enuresis.

• The patient experiences weakness and exhaustion following coition.

• The patient has diminished sexual desire.

• In females, the patient experiences leucorrhea.

• The patient experiences weakness and heaviness of the limbs.

• The patient experiences aching pains in the muscles and joints.

• The patient experiences coldness of the hands and feet.

• The patient experiences trembling of the limbs.

• The patient experiences stiffness of the joints.

• The patient experiences cramps in the legs, especially at night.

• The patient's skin is pale and sallow.

• The patient experiences formication.

• The patient has cold and clammy skin.

• The patient experiences dryness and itching of the skin.

• The patient experiences restless sleep.

• The patient experiences insomnia, especially before midnight.

• The patient has dreams that are vivid and disturbing.

• The patient experiences unrefreshing sleep.

• From heat, motion, eating (leading to diarrhea), evening, damp weather, mental exertion.

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• Alstonia Scholaris is helpful in cases of chronic diarrhea and dysentery.

• Consider Alstonia Scholaris in anemia and general debility where there is marked digestive weakness.

• China, Natrum muriaticum, Arsenicum album, Phosphoric acid.

• Alstonia Scholaris is similar to remedies for exhaustion and debility.

• Alstonia Scholaris acts well in tropical and subtropical climates.