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HOM(EOPATHY;
TRANSLATED AND COMPILED,
IN ALPHABETIVAL ORDER, FROM THE GERMAN OF
ki R/dU-FF, HAAS AND RUCKERT.
WITI  MANY ADDITIONS.
BY
EDWARD HAMILTON, M.D.
One of the Phylsicians to the Westminster and Lambeth Iomonopathic
InstitutIon and, Dispensary, 4c.
1onton:
H. BALLIERE, 219, REGENT STREET;
J. LPATIH, (SUCCESSOR TO T. HURST,) HOMCEOPATHIC
BOOKSELLER, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD.
1844.



PRINTED BY
GEORGE ODELL, PRINCES STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE,
LONDON.                           i
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PREFACE.


THE high standing which Homoeopathy has now
attained in the estimation of the Public, calls for
every exertion on the part of its professors to facilitate its practice.
A complete knowledge of the Materia medica is
the only true means by which we can attain that
accurate idea of the effects of medicines on the
healthy organism, necessary to a successful treatment of that organism when labouring under
disease. But the attainment of this knowledge,
so needful and important, presents an almost
insuperable difficulty to many, particularly to
medical men of the old school, who, though fully
persuaded of the superior efficacy of the Homoeopathic remedies over those of Allopathy, are yet prevented, by their occupations and other circumstances, from entering at once upon so large a field
of study.
It does not, however, follow, that with such a
disposition they must be entirely precluded from
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PREFACE.


adopting a mode of practice consonant to their
judgment. In the country in which Homoeopathy
took its rise, there are many valuable works which
serve as guides to medical practitioners, (especially
to those who are students in Homceopathy) in the
administration of the Homoeopathic remedies, and
to the Materia medica. They exhibit, at one view,
the various medicinal agents adapted to different
forms of disease; the peculiar symptoms of which
are generally detailed, together with the remedies
applicable to such groups of symptoms: works of
this description, therefore, are not only calculated
to facilitate practice, but also are useful as aids in
consulting the Materia medica. For example, in
treating a case of Angina, Belladonna and Mercurius are among the remedies mentioned; consequently, if on reference to the Materia medica, it
should appear that the symptoms indicated under
Bellaaonna are analagous to those of the case
under treatment, then that medicine should be
given; but, on the other hand, should the symptoms accord with those under the head of Mercurius, then preference must be given to the latter,
and so on. In this manner the student is directed
to the choice of a remedy, always bearing in mind
that he is to treat the whole of the symptoms.*
The above considerations and the increasing
* It must be understood, as absolutely necessary, that the practitioner should have received a medical education, and possess an
accurate knowledge of Pathology and Physiology.



PREFACE.


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anxiety for practical works on Homoeopathy, have
induced me to compile and translate the present
volume from those most popular at this time in
Germany. I have followed the order of Dr.
RUOFF'S Repertorium, to which I have added the
observations of HAAs and RUCKERT, and have
taken cases from the Hygea, Allgemeine Homoeopath. Zeitung, Homoeopathic Examiner, &c. &c.
I have attempted to give a literal translation from
the German, only sincerely regretting that the
task has not fallen to a more competent hand;
yet, with all its deficiencies, I indulge the hope
that it may prove serviceable to students commencing the practice of Homoeopathy, and also
in some degree aid those who are removed
from the immediate assistance of a Homoeopathic
physician, and it is my ardent desire that it may
in some measure promote the extension of a system which has proved itself so efficacious in
alleviating disease in every country into which it
has been introduced, tuto, cito etjucunde.
E. H.
22, Grafton Street, Bond Street.
January, 1844.



DIET, &c.
MUCH stress has been laid, by those adverse to the
doctrine of Homceopathy, upon the diet* necessary to be
observed by the patient. It has been asserted, that cures
effected by the system, are the result of the change of
diet, &c.: it is hardly necessary to refute so absurd an
idea. I can only say, that if any physician, of whatever
school he may be, neglect to regulate the diet of a
person labouring under disease, either acute or chronic,
he will seldom be rewarded by seeing his patient restored
to health.
The diet rules are simple, and easily followed. In
acute diseases, most medical men are aware of the
necessary restrictions. Patients suffering under fevers,
inflammations, &c. seldom desire that which is hurtfu.   It has been a rule with some physicians to allow
patients suffering under certain diseases, to have anything
they longed for, supposing that these longings are only
whims which it is not hurtful to gratify; but such a
practice is, I think, very questionable. In the increase
or acme of fever or inflammation, if it be necessary that
the patient should have food, he may partake of a light
gruel of barley, groats, rice, sago, arrow-root, farina of
potatoes, &c.; when the acute attack diminishes, beef
tea, or delicate meats, as venison, fowls, (not too young,)
may be given, if the patient desires it. Many fruits may
be allowed in every stage of fever; such as stewed
apples, pears or prunes, (without spices,) sweet cherries,
grapes, apricots, &c., subject to the discrimination of the
* These remarks as to Diet are chiefly taken from Hartmann, Rau,
and Kritschmar, translated in the New York H. Exam.



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must never be given when Aconite, and other medicines
to which acids are antidotes, have been taken just previously. In diseases of long duration, it is advisable to
change the drinks frequently, as the patient easily
becomes satiated or disgusted. Apples sliced thin and
immersed in boilingwater, the juice of sweet oranges and
water, almond milk, butter milk, milk and water, &c.,
alternately, may be given. Cows milk will not be always
agreeable to patients in synochial fevers; the same may
be said of butter milk, which must be given with caution
in gastric and pituitous fevers.  Cocoa and chocolate
may be given, but the latter is apt to occasion flatulence,
and feeling of fulness and constipation.
Cleanliness and proper clothing are to be attended to
in acute diseases. Great as is the prejudice of some
persons, against washing fever patients, the physician
should look upon it as an imperative duty, to see that
the skin is kept clean. But great caution is requisite;
small portions of the body should be washed at one time,
and immediately dried and covered. Frequent change
of body and bed linen is very important, also a free circulation of air.
As regards the rules of diet in chronic diseases:
HAHNEMANN'S first dietetic regulations are considered
too severe, as requiring too much self-denial to be
observed by persons in health, and in consequence they
have been but little attended to by the public at
large; but our venerable founder, who never practised
other than he taught, rigorously observed the rules
he had laid down for the guidance of others; the result
was, that he attained the age of nearly ninety years. His
regulations are, by some, considered too severe to be
observed by many patients labouring under chronic
diseases. Ile acted upon the principle, that an individual
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must be put into the most simple state of nature with
regard to his mode of living. This was considered as
necessary, in order to awaken a proper receptivity for
the action of medicines; hence, only the most simple
food was allowed, and the use of all substances expressly
forbidden, that possessed any other properties than those
of mere nutrition, i. e. all those that produced any medicinal effect: thus, celery, parsley, &c., which promote
the urinary secretions; onions, which excite perspiration;
lettuce, which has narcotic properties; also coffee, teas
of all kinds, wine, all spirituous liquors, spices and acid
substances, pork, water fowl, even the flesh of very
young animals, were among the forbidden articles. It is
very true that such a simple regimen increases the receptivity for the action of remedies in a very great degree,
but on the other hand it has injurious effects which are
not to be disregarded: in the first place, the irritability
and sensibility of the patient are at times too much
increased; the sense of smell often becomes very acute,
rendering the patient really unfortunate and unhappy;
inasmuch as the weakest odours of flowers, the vapour
of food prepared with spices or aromatic herbs, even the
smell of dust upon an old book, are at times utterly
insupportable to the patient, who is thus exposed to daily
and hourlv inconvenience.  Secondly, articles to which
the patient has become habituated by long use, often
cannot be withdrawn without great injury to the health.
The above are some of the objections made to EAHNEMANN' s restrictions in diet. We must also acknowledge, that nature often cures by means which we should
unhesitatingly pronounce unsafe, and even injurious.
Thus we find instances where food, which seems, to the
physician, less suitable and digestible, is nevertheless
preferred by the patient, and is digested and assimilated,
better than such food as the physician regards as preferable.
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DIET.


ously insisted upon.  In canine appetite, it would be
barbarous to restrict the patient in the quantity of his
food; the gnawing, craving hunger of this complaint, is
dependent upon a diseased state of the stomach, and
beyond the controul of the will of the patient: Mur.
acid, Sepia, Silicea, or Veratrum, will restore the
stomach to its natural state, when a natural appetite will
follow. Again, in some forms of chronic disease, the
patient has a disinclination for meat; instead of advising,
much less forcing the patient to eat this kind of food,
the physician should regard it as his duty to correct this
morbid state of the system: Calc. carb., Carb. veget.,
Silicea, &c. will generally effect this object. We also
find patients who have an excessive craving for sweet
things; moderation in quantity should be advised, but
we should by no means strenuously insist upon the
immediate relinquishmentof such a mode of living; a few
doses of Lycopod., Pot. carb., &c., will often speedily
cure this condition.
But we must be strict in forbidding such articles of food
as have any influence upon the origin and continuance
of the disease. Thus, whoever has deranged his stomach
by indulgence in rich food, must avoid it; those suffering under chronic eruptions should not eat food which is
very salt, or pork, or oily fish, duck, or goose; women who
have become hysterical from excess in drinking tea, novel
reading, late hours at night, and late rising in the morning, cannot be cured but by avoiding these irregularities.
We should refuse the patient such articles as in any
manner interfere with the action of the remedy administered; e. g. acids are antidotes to Aconite, Kali natrum,
and Ammonium; vinegar aggravates the action of Belladonna; milk is an antidote to Sepia, according to
DUFRESNE; potatoes are rendered indigestible, and cause
griping in the bowels by Alumina. These restrictions
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as the instincts of the appetite often harmonize most
aptly with the requisitions of the medical treatment;
thus, an inclination to sweet things is indicative of
Ammonia, and in many of those diseases in which Belladonna is most indicated, there is an aversion to acids.
In diseases of any particular organ, all articles of food
which affect that organ should be strictly forbidden; thus,
in affections of the kidneys, celery, parsley, asparagus,
must be avoided, &c.
Idiosyncrasies of the patient should be known; thus,
veal broth occasions diarrhoea in some persons; pea soup.
violent colic and vomitings in others; mutton, constipation in others, &c.
The horse-hair brush, used with moderation, is often
of service in dyspepsia and hypochondriasis.
With regard to drinks, in chronic diseases; although
the stomach may be injured by overloading it with water,
far greater injury is caused by drinking too little;
several glasses of water per day should be advised to
every one, particularly such as suffer from constipation.
It is very difficult, for some persons, to give up coffee,
especially those habituated to its use; in many cases we
may allow it to the patient for a time, only insisting
upon its being as weak as possible, and abstaining wholly
from it as soon as it can be done without serious detriment to the health: it often relieves constipation, and
may be allowed sometimes in this case, if there be no
other particular contra-indication; but nervous headache,
hemicrania in particular, cannot be cured unless coffee
be rigidly abstained from. In cases where tea and coffee
must be forbidden, beef tea broth will often prove very
agreeable; or cocoa, or dietetic chocolate,* where it does
not cause distention or flatulence, may be recommended.
* Mr. W. HEADL&ND, Homoeopathic Chemist, 15, Princes
Street, Hanover Square, has prepared a dietetic chocolate, which
has been found a very agreeable beverage by many of my patients.



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Almost every one can give up spices, hence they should
be entirely forbidden, as they are generally detrimental
to those suffering from dyspepsia, &c., as well as injurious to the action of the medicine.  The same may
apply to the use of perfumeries and medicated tooth
powders. The use of tobacco, although the patient may
become habituated to it, so as apparently not to experience
any ill effects from it, is far more injurious than the
combined action of coffee, tea, wine, spices, &c.; it should
therefore be forbidden as far as possible.
A cure with specific remedies should in no case be
aided by the starving process of the old schools. The
main dietetic rule of the Homceopathist is the avoiding
of food and drinks which possess any medicinal properties-articles which create symptoms or sufferings, in
addition to those of the disease, or which, acting as
antidotes, may destroy the action of the remedies.
The Homoeopathist depends solely on the medicines
for the removal of chronic maladies; asking no aid from
diet, other than the negative assistance of not interfering
with the specific operation of his remedies.
It is true, that the starving process of the old system
will occasionally palliate, and even silence, for a time, the
symptoms of a chronic malady; but it does not cure,
since with returning strength, which liberal diet will
produce, the disease shews itself again, and all the old
symptoms recur, often with increased violence.
THE DOSE.
THE proper dose and attenuation is still in some measure an unsettled question. Some Homceopathic physicians maintain that the highest dilutions are the most
serviceable; whilst others, amongst whom are many
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they have found more benefit from the lower attenuations.  The importance of this difference will diminish, when we take into consideration the class of
diseases treated: I have no doubt it would be
found, that those whose opinions are in favour of
the high dilutions, have been in the habit of treating
principally chronic diseases, and the reason of this is
obvious; they being the first propagators of Homoeopathy,
received as patients, for the most part, those who had
tried in vain all the remedies of the old school, until
despair had driven them to find some other method to
alleviate their sufferings. To this class of patients, there
is not the slightest doubt that the higher dilutions are of
much benefit; but on the other hand, since the doctrine
of Homceopathy has been more promulgated, and the
public more convinced of the efficacy of the system,-its
professors have been consulted in all stages of acute
diseases,-and it is then found, that when a morbid
action is exerting its greatest influence on the human
organism,-when symptoms arise rapidly,-and when a
fatal result may occur in a few hours, that the low dilutions are unquestionably more speedy in their action.
But we must always bear in mind, the susceptibility of
the patient, the age, constitution, &c.; as it has been
often found that the higher act more beneficially on some
patients, whatever be the nature of disease, than the
lower, and vice versa.
The aggravation of the medicine is not in proportion to the lowness of the dilution; on the contrary,
it has frequently been found that the higher attenuation
causes greater suffering (or aggravation) without proportionate benefit; and it will be seen, that in acute
diseases, medicines, of whatever dilution they may be,
seldom produce aggravation.
My own experience suggests the following rules:that in chronic cases, the higher attenuations, from the
18th to the 30th, are to be preferred; 2 to 4 globules,



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given either at intervals of 3, 6,.9, 12 days; or 2 to 6
globules, dissolved in 2-3 ounces of distilled water, and
a tablespoonful given either every night, or night and
morning. In acute diseases, I usually give the low
dilutions, from the 3rd to the 12th, (generally the 6th),
either 2-4-6 globs. or 1 drop dissolved in 2-3 ounces
of water, and a tea or dessert spoonful given every 2, 4,
8, 12, 24, 36 or 70 hours, according to the symptoms;
always bearing in mind the susceptibility of the patient.
In children, the dose must be proportionally smaller,
from 1-3 globs., or 1 drop dissolved in twice the quantity
of water.
My reasons for thus treating disease, are based not
only on my own experience, but also on the practice
of some of the most eminent Homaeopathic physicians in
Germany; whose treatment of both acute and chronic
diseases, I had the opportunity of witnessing, during a
residence of some months. But the important point to
be impressed on the mind of the student is, theproper
selection of the remedy; and if that is rightly chosen,
success will generally be the result, whatever be the
attenuation used.
As it is most essential that the remedies should be
given pure, I can confidently recommend Mr. HEADLAND,
Homeeopathic Chemist, Princes Street, Hanover Square,
who has devoted himself, for a number of years, solely to
the preparation of Homoeopathic medicines.
All the remedies given in this work are the result of
experience; and when a medicine is named without being
followed by a summary of symptoms, reference must be
made to the Materia medica.
When two or more medicines follow each other in the
same line, it notifies that those remedies have been given
successively in the disease under which they are placed,
according to the symptoms,



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Ferrum prevented this disposition in a woman who
had already had three abortions.
Ipecacuanha, with aid of Sabina. In a woman who
had had three abortions in four months. Rigors,
followed by heat, bearing down pains, and discharge of blood, being the most marked symptoms.
Secale cornutum. Discharge of blood, with bearing down pains; in another case where there
was continual discharge of blood, and colic; also,
this medicine has been found very useful in
preventing a disposition in those who have
already suffered from easy abortions.
Sabina, in repeated doses, in a woman who had had
an abortion in the third month of every pregnancy; also, in repeated doses, in all women who
have abortions easily, followed by Sepia and
Zincum.
ABORTION, (the consequences of) as faintness,
paleness, heat in the head and body, violent palpitations, thirst, pressure in the head, groaning,
oppression of the chest, with anxiety, Belladonna glb. 2/30; and again, with confusion in
the head and constipation, Bryonia 3/30; when
there is great debility, China.
ABSCESS.
Silicea. (Vide also Fistula.)
Abscess Pectoral, accompanied with severe cough,
greenish purulent expectoration, hectic fever,
mucous rale, Stannumi 2/6-against a constant
recurring dry cough, Ammon. carb.
Abscess Pectoral, in the middle of the sternum



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towards the shoulder, with cough, and night
perspirations, Silicea 30.
| Abscess in the epigastric region, Lycopod. and
Calcar.
Abscess lymphatic, labiorum pudendorum, Merc.
Belladonna.
AMBLYOPIA      AMAUROTICA. (Dimness of
vision from amaurosis.)
Amblyop. with nebulous vision, diplopia, dilated
pupil and hemeralopia, Bellad. 15, and Pulsat.
12.-Amblyop. from topical coldness of the eyes,
Bellad.-Amblyop. with nebulous vision and
gastralgia, Bell. 30.-Amplyop. with sense of
pressure of the eyes and photophobia.
Mercurius Solub. with the assistance of Euphrasia,
in the following symptoms: nebulous sight, with
muscle volitantes; intolerance of light, watery
eyes, blennorhoea.
Phosphorus.
Pulsatilla, with the help of Euphrasia, where
there is great weakness, much lachrymation, and
whitish grey pupil.
Ruta. Weakness of sight, with visu nebuloso.
Stramonium.
AMAUROSIS. (Vide alsoAstheniavisus.) Cannabis.
China. With cataract from suppressed scabies;
Sulphur in repeated doses, a dose every 8-14
days.
Valerian.
Amaurosis Incipient.
Mere. Solubilis, with the assistance of Euphrasia
against much lachrymation.  Hartlaub cured
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it with Calcarea carb. 2/18, Silicea 2/24, Acid.
Nitr. 2/24, Phosphorus 2/24, and Causticum.
Sulphur. Sensation as if a little piece of feather
was below the upper eyelid.
China. Dilated pupil, atony, trembling of the
hands, impaired digestion.
Amaurosis incipient.
No sight in the left eye, cloudiness of the vision
of the right, red swollen eyelids, a purulent discharge from the right eye. This case was cured
by the following medicines: Calcarea carb. 12,
followed by Silicea 18, Acid nitric, Phosphorus,
Petroleum, Causticum, Silicea, Causticum.
AMENORRHEA.
Puls. 12. When caused by catching cold, with
giddiness, pain in the forehead, pain in the
abdomen, fluor albus, burning urine, short
breath and palpitation of heart, convulsive motions, odontalgia, spasmodic pain in chest, and
universal shivering. Puls. 12, in a widow, and
in the case of a young girl of 17 years of age.
Calcar. carb. after twelve days a copious menstruation, continuing for five days.
The same malady, with extreme weakness,
vomiting, constipation, anxiety and anguish.
The body emaciated, and the skin grey coloured;
the patient having a presentiment of certain
death: was completely cured in 5 months by
Aconite, Calc. carb., Colocynth, Sepia, and
Graphites.
With spasms of the chest, as the predominant symptom. Sulphur 1/0, and Sepia 1/30,



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Sulphur. The menses appeared after fourteen days
without any pain.
Graphites, Sepia, and Pulsatilla. With fluor albus
and shivering.
Pulsatilla. Congestion of the head, tooth-ache,
convulsive twitchings. Aconite was given some
few hours before the Pulsatilla.
Pulsatilla.  Paleness of the face, spasmodic
constriction of the chest, and universal shuddering.
Nux moschata, Nux vomica, Opium, Phosphorus,
Sepia, Stramonium, Sulphur.
ANEURISMUS.
Spigelia, Carbo veget., Silicea. -- Of the
right crural artery; Lycopodium internally administered, and also applied externally. (5 j, Lycop:
sem. et iii; Alcohol.)
ANGER.
Aconite as a specific.
Cham. when arising from irritation.
ANGINA. (Inflammation of the throat.)
Aconite. Violent angina, tongue coated, the
right tonsil and submaxillary gland much inflamed and swollen, so that the patient can
hardly speak or swallow; Aconite, followed in
4-6 hours by Belladonna gttj dil. 6.
Argentum. Rawness and pain in the throat, with
cough, fauces feel as if swollen, the food is
swallowed with great difficulty.
Baryta carb. and muriat. When there is a disposition to suppuration.
Cicuta. In swelling of the throat threatening



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suffocation, in consequence of a wound of the
oesophagus by a bone splinter.
Mercurius. Fever, sore throat, redness of the
parotids, and fauces, The following medicines
are also recommended: Acon., Belladonna,
Merc-solub, Hepar-sulph., Rhus., Bryon., Ignat.,
Pulsat., Cocc. Capsicum, Nux vomica, Arsen.,
Sulph., Acid. nitric. Rau. has found benefit
ensue from Acid. muriat. —From the abuse of
mercurywith excoriations, relieved by Argentum.
Belladonna. In a young man of 17 years of age,
who had much pain in swallowing food, with
tearing and cutting pain in the sternum, and
dry cough. The uvula swollen, elongated, and
infiltrated with dark coloured blood, Belladonna;
with Nux vomica when there is cough arising
from having caught cold.
Ignatia. In a chronic inflammation of the neck,
palate, tonsils, uvula sensitive, sore, elongated,
with a feeling of rawness, sticking pain in the
throat whilst swallowing, frequent efforts to
swallow, and sensation as if there were a plug in
the throat; after eating, the food feels as if it was
left sticking at the larynx, with pressure along
the oesophagus, and feeling of fullness in the
chest, inclination to cough, accompanied by
griping pains, and flatulent colic, constipation,
rheum, rheumatic dragging pain in the neck,
arthritic pains in the shoulder, disposition to
melancholy.  Ignatia 2/6, and after 3 days,
Pulsat. 2/6 for the sensation after eating. At
the end of four weeks the angina returned, ac



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companied with viscous mucus in the throat,
Argentum 2 cured this, and Graphites removed
the troublesome constipation and hoemorrhoidal
affection.
Ignatia. Angina in a very young girl of eleven
years of age. The tonsils hard, swollen, and
inflamed, and covered with small suppurating
ulcers, throat and posterior fauces red, lancinating pain in the throat, corners of the mouth
covered with scabs, lancinating pain in the
swollen parotid gland: after mid-day, heat, followed immediately by cold in the feet. Ignatia
3/18 removes also the melancholy and the disturbed sleep.
Pulsatilla 12. In a woman, fifty-six years old, of
a chronic angina; pressure, and feeling of dryness
in the throat, tonsils and uvula slightly red,
cutting pain and sensation of excoriation in the
fauces, no pain on swallowing, evening exacerbations. The malady was arrested, but it returned
after some days. It was completely eradicated
by Manganes acet.
Pulsatilla. Considerable inflammation and ulceration of the throat, with sensation as if it was
raw and excoriated. Other remedies are: Dulcamara, Pulsatilla, Bryonia, Cocculus, Nux vomica,
Nitric acid.
Angina Catarrhalis.
Belladonna. -Mercurius solub, followed by
Belladonna, alternating with Dulcamara.
Mercurius. Very excoriating, mucous discharge
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Angina Faucium. (Inflammation of the fauces.)
Chamomilla, Aconite, Belladonna, especially
when there is a great redness of the soft palate,
root of the tongue, uvula and tonsils without
swelling. Lancinating pains in swallowing, or,
when combined with swellingin the upper part of
the throat and neck.   But when there is a
dark varicose swelling of the vessels present,
and the swallowing of food is easier than an
empty deglutition, in the evening, dry heat,
and at night, thirst and restlessness, Pulsatilla
is indicated.
Angina faucium phlegmonodes.
Belladonna. Throat swelled, and dark red,
with much fever.
Angina Laryngea. (Inflammation of the Larynx.)
In a chronic affection of anl emaciated, cadaverous looking patient of nineteen years of age, with
head-ache, sensation of heat in the head, weak
eyes, dizziness, noise in the ears, dry nose, furred
and dry tongue, pale lips, palate, tonsils, uvula,
palish red, pain in the throat, with feeling of
constriction, with spasmodic pressure whilst
swallowing, hoarseness, irritation in the throat,
with crawling and accumulation of mucus,
cough, oppression at the chest, with pains in the
sacrum and lumbar region, with dragging tense,
sensations in the limbs. Carbo veget. 3, procures
an alleviation of these symptoms; but it continually caused an itching of the scalp where
the hair is deficient, which disappeared after
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the uvula, head-ache, very severe pains in the
limbs: Zincum was given, and the patient in
four weeks performed a journey of twenty-five
miles (five German miles) on foot.
Angina Chronica.
The mouth and throat slightly red, and covered
over with tenacious mucus, sensation as if these
parts were swollen, cutting pain in the passage,
as if sore and excoriated.  Pulsatilla relieves
these symptoms in a very short time; should it
return with dull lancinating pains in both sides
of the throat, and a continual desire to swallow,
Manganes. acet. 3, must be given.
Ignatia. In an irritable throat, with a continual
desire to swallow, as if there was a plug in the
throat.
Acid phosp., Sabadilla., Nux voim., have also been
found useful.
Disposition to Angina, yields to Sepia and
Baryta.
ANGINA MEMBRANACEA. (Croup.)
-Vide also, Tracheitis.-The most certain and
characteristic symptom of this disease, is the
constant accession of the attack, after awaking
from sleep.
Aconite, followed in six hours, or less, by Spongia
tosta, and then Hepar sulph., in the following
symptoms, catarrh, with continual pain in the
larynx, great hoarseness, with a barking cough,
sibilant respiration, at times spasmodic and contricted, with fever; should there be much throwing of the head backwards and forwards, with
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continual elevation and depression of the larynx,
with expectoration of membranous masses, the
prognosis must be unfavourable. During the catarrhal stage, Hyoscyam, Belladonna, Cina, Chamomilla, China, Nux. Pulsat. andDrosera, are particularly indicated. When the cough approaches the
croupy tone, Hepar sulp. 2, affords the quickest
relief; above all, the local inflammation must be
diminished by Aconite, 1/30, or 2/30, or one
drop of dil. 6, dissolved in six tea-spoonfuls of
water, a tea-spoonful given every hour. The
disease by this medicine is often arrested; but
in more severe cases, Spongia Tosta 1/30, or
gtt.j. dil. 6, in six tea-spoonsful of water, a teaspoonful every hour must be given; if a hollow
cough remains, with hoarseness, after 36-48
hours, Hepar sulp. calc. 2, is of benefit. The
repetition of the Homoeopathic doses has a salutary effect when the disease increases rapidly.
Thus, Gross gave Hepar sulp. for the second
time, after a few hours, when the first dose had
not had the desired effect, he did not give as before, the 2nd dil. but the 3rd, and purposed
to try the 30th afterwards, had the 3rd not had
the desired effect.
Aconite 2/34. An amelioration took place after
four hours, only leaving the customary cough;
at evening, Spongia tosta 30, was given, and the
next morning the patient had acquired his accustomed health.
Aconite and Spongia tosta. Violent, raw, hollow
cough, hoarse voice, quick rasping respiration,



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strong fever. Against the hoarseness, after the
other medicines, Hepar sulp. Calc.
Aconite 30, alternately with Phosph. 30.
Hepar sulp. and Spongia tosta, every half hour.
Euphorbia dil. 6, gtt. i.
Aconite 2/30, in first stage.
Belladonna, especially when the tonsils are swollen.
Hepar. sulp. With the remark of Dr. Bethmann,
that Spongia tosta is better in Angina Membraacea.
Hep. sulp. in two doses, with the help of Spongia
tosta.
Hep. sulp. In a child sitting up half-asleep, with
rattling, hot, whistling, short and anxious cough;
he awakes with a dry hot cough, being so violent
as to cause vomiting, he gets up in haste, grasps
his larynx, and cries out in anxiety, intensely
red face, eyes starting from their sockets, and
head thrown back, speaks quick, has much heat
of body, great thirst, quick and hard pulse, with
perspiration, and high coloured dark urine.
Sambucus niger. A kind of croup, with shrieking
during coughing, in an infant of five months.
Spongia tosta and Aconite.  In a boy three and a
half years old, after the disappearance of a catarrh, there came on from catching cold, a hollow, barking dry cough, with genuine croupy
tone, short accessions of sonorous rattling in the
trachea, pale hot skin, frequent stretchings and
yawnings, distortions of the countenance in
coughing, on account of the pain in the trachea
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and quick: for the hoarseness which often remains after an attack of croup, Mercurius,Drosera
and Manganes, are but palliatives; probably, Belladonna would avail better. Against a disposition to Croup, Lycopod. and Phosphorus.
-- Spasmodic croup, vide, Asthma Millari.
Angina mercurialis.
Belladonna, Arsen., Cham., China. Bad taste
in the mouth, looseness of the teeth, nasal
speech, and difficult deglutition, the drink regurgitates through the nose, violent burning
pain in the throat.
Angina Palatina. (Inflam. of the palate.)
Nuxvom. Swelling of the palate and of thegums
causing difficult deglutition, tearing pain in the
jaw, with swelling on the left side of the face,
otalgia,cephalalgia,burningheat,and constipation.
Phosphorus.  Soft palate swollen, bluish red color,
ulcerated, great dysphagia, without pain, uvula
ragged, and hangs deep in the oesophagus.
Angina Parotidea. (Mumps.)
Sulp. Belladonna, Mercurius, Chamomilla, Kali
Carbon.-Carbo.veyet. and Cocculus, against slow
fever. Puls. or Nux vom. when from metastasis
of the testes.
Angina Pectoris.
Aconite, Veratrum, Lactuca virosa, Asafaetida,
Arsenic, and Digitalis are recommended by
Hartmann.
Angina Pharyngea. (Inflammation of the pharynx.)
Aconite in repeated doses. Bellad., Stram.,
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the food, or Belladonna, Mere., or Cantharidesr,
if there is only inflammation; Ignat., Pulsat.,
Nux, Mere., or Arsen. if there is pain as if
from the parts being swollen, or as if there
was a smarting, burning body in the throat,
which must be swallowed; Nux, particularly if
litmus gives acidity of the stomach.
Petroleum.  Violent sticking and burning pain in
the throat, behind and under the larynx, especially on swallowing-eating and drinking causes
very great pain.
Angina Pituitosa. Arum Maculatum.
Angina Scirrhosa.
Tonsils swollen, hardened, with foetid slimy
discharge from the nose. Belladonna, Sulphur,
Sepia and Aurum.
Angina Serosa, habitualis. Sulphur, Sepia, Baryta
Carb..Angina Synochia. (Angina accompanying synochial
fever.)
Aconite, and afterwards Belladonna.
Belladonna with angina faucium,-pharyngea, and
-laryngea, with strong synochial fever.
Angina Tonsillaris. (Inflam. of the tonsils.)
Belladonna. Pain and swelling of the tonsils,
great annoyance from the saliva flowing back,
velum palati very red, throat and neck stiff and
swollen.
Dulcamara against the disposition to angina tonsillaris.
Belladonna. Fever, pressing, lancinating pains,
which are increased by swallowing and speaking,
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Belladonna. Deglutition almost impossible, the
mouth open, the tongue protruded, inability to
speak.
Belladonna. Much fever, tonsils much swollen,
deglutition very difficult and painful, tongue
covered with yellow fur, loss of appetite, great
heat, thirst, loss of sleep, delirium, vertigo.
Aconit. 18 gtt. i; every 2 hours.  Baryta carbon
30., Bryonia, Capsicum after Bryonia or Ignatia.
Ignatia 18. Both tonsils greatly swollen, much
fever, the whole of the fauces red, tongue covered
with tenacious white mucus, lancinating pains
in the throat whilst swallowing, pains in ears
during deglutition, shivering.
Mercur. solub. Fever, pressing lancinating pains
in the tonsils, accumulation of tenacious fetid
mucus in the mouth and throat, very bad taste
in the mouth.
Lachesis. The tonsils swollen, red, and painful,
painful constrictive sensation in the throat, difficult deglutition, fever with burning heat.
Spongia also has been found useful.
Angina uvularis. (Infl. of uvula.)
Belladonna. Great swelling of the uvula, severe
pain, with difficulty of deglutition, can swallow
no liquid.
Nux Vomica. When there are pains in the uvula
and in the submaxillary glands in swallowing,
or when not swallowing, a sensation as if there
was a plug in the throat, with swelling of the
uvula, or with pressing feeling in the throat,
from sensation as if it was swollen, only when
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Mercur. Particularly when the inner part is not
only inflamed, but greatly swollen, and there is
great difficulty in speaking.
ANGOR     NOCTURNUS.        (Anxiety and constriction of prmecordial region at night.)
Arsenic.  With anxiety of the preecordia as a
characteristic symptom.
Rheum. In nocturnal cries and agitation of infants.
Ignat. Pulsat. Nux. Angust. Stram., are recommended by Hartmann in his Therapie, 241 p.
In tumefaction of the breasts in female children
soon after birth; if it is from a squeeze or pressure, at the commencement Arnica must be internally and externally applied; if inflammation
has already come on, and that appears to be of
an erysepelatous kind, combined with much
swelling and hardness. Chamomilla 1/12, and
Belladonna 1/30, are most serviceable. If the
inflammation is not rose-coloured, Acon 1,30,
and afterwards, Bryonia 1/18.
ANOSMIA. (Loss of sense of smell.)
Calcarea.
ANTHRAX. (Carbuncle.) Arsenic.
--     In the neck, the cellular texture consumed, faintness, fever, Silicea, 30.
APETITUS MORBOSUS.           Veratrum.
APHONIA ACUTA.
From catching cold, convulsion of the face,
ice-coldness of the body, sudden loss of voice,
violent shivering, slow pulse, great anxiety,
Belladonna 30. gtt. i. From paralysis of the
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Phosphorus.  Whispering speech, congestion of
the head, palpitation of the heart, twisting and
convulsive movements of the limbs in sleep.
Phosphorus. In a girl of twenty-five years of age
with vertigo, pains in the right breast, with pustulous eruption on the countenance, sudden loss
of voice, can only whisper, burning at the pit of
the stomach, congestion of the head, catamenia
coming on too soon, excoriating leucorrhea, palpitation of the heart, burning pain in the loins,
swelling of the right hand, furfuraceous scabs
on the arms, horrid dreams, convulsive movements of the limbs during sleep, and fetid perspiration under the arm-pits.
Casticum. In Aphonia of three months duration,
following convulsions; after having tried Antim
Crudum, and Phosphorus. Also Carbo. veget. and
Sulp.-(Vide also, Raucedo.)
APTHAE. (Thrush.)
In small children, Acid sulphurici gtt. i. with. j. water a tea-spoonful at atime.
Acid muriat.
Acid sulphur 1/30. But where there is pain in the
throat combined, Mere. viv. 1/30. In malignant
apthe with abnormal stools, Arsenic 1/30 acts
as a specific.
Spirit sulphur, with the help of Mere. solub. In a
child eight days old, with slimy, green, violently
expelled stools, miliary eruption, excoriation
between the thighs.
Borax 1/30.
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Helleborus Niger.
Mercurius Solub.
Nux vom. 30.
Sulphur.
APNCEA. Loss of breath, great distress with cold
sweat over the forehead, fear of death, universal
heat, alternating with shivering and paleness,
Ipecac. 6.
Cuprum. In apncea of children, with spasmodic retraction of the legs backwards. (Vide also, Suffocation, Dyspnoaa.)
APOPLEXIA.
He lies immoveable and unconscious; the activity of all the senses is interrupted, countenance
swollen, reddened, convulsive movements of the
face, Ipecac 6.-Coma vigil, senseless, unconcious, Belladonna 30. Vertigo, delusions of
sight and hearing, subparalysis of the tongue,
Arnica gtt. i., dil. 3, Stramon. 12, Hyoscyam. 15.
The heaviness and paralysis of the tongue is
relieved by Merc. sol. 2.
(Apoplexy,) with the mouth drawn towards the right
side, unconsciousness, speech interrupted, and
stammering, red livid countenance, palsy of the
left hand, the saliva escaping from the mouth
involuntary, coated tongue, continued slumber,
full pulse, pulsation of the arteries of the head,
incontinence of urine, Belladonna 15, gtt. ii,
Opium 10, gtt. i, in repeated doses.
Cocculus, dil. 2. Stertorous breathing, and right
extremity paralyzed.
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two hours, with the help of Bellad., Arnica,
Stramon., Hyos., and Mercur. solub., for the
space of twelve days, in a plethoric patient of
sixty years of age, an attack of apoplexy after a
previous blood-letting of 3 vi.
Ignat. and Bellad. Rolling eyes, pupil distorted
upwards, violet coloured and swollen countenance, stertorous respiration, frothy sputa
slightly tinged with blood, violent, and convulsive movements of the body.
Nux vomica. Loss of conciousness, sopor, stammering speech, full pulse, paralysis of the organs
of deglutition and lower extremities, Nux vom.
30 gtt. i, tobe given as a glyster: Arnica 9
relieves the vertigo and pain in the head which
remains. The other remedies for apoplexy are
Coff., Acon., Opium, Puls., Cham., Veratrum,
Bryon., Ignat., Laurocerasus, Acid Hydrocyan,
Acid Phos.; against a relapse, Belladonna 30,
or Opium when there is too great excitement
and much laughing, perverted rambling talking,
inability to recognize the surrounding objects,
and frequent catching at the head;-also, Acon.,
Coffea.
Pulsatilla. In a girl of twenty-two years of age, with
disease of the heart; complete immobility, total
loss of consciousness, countenance much swollen
and of a bluish red colour, very strong palpitation of the heart, but hardly perceptible arterial
pulsation: the weakness of sight, and memory,
difficult speech, wandering of, and pressing pain
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which remain after the attack were removed by
repeated doses of Anacardium and Baryta.
Apoplexy with sopor.   Loss of consciousness,
and speech, with rattling in the chest, stertorous
breathing, 2 doses of Belladonna; against paralysis of extremities, Rhus and Cocculus.
(Apoplexy) ina sanguineous subject after a previous
blood-letting, Nux. vom. 18, Cocc. 9.
Arnica. In cases where there is palsy of left extremity, with stammering speech.
Belladonna. Falling down, with unconsciousness,
mouth drawn on one side, violet coloured countenance, right arm and right foot paralyzed, loss
of feeling, the under jaw close locked, and the
under lip hanging.
Belladonna. Hemiplegia of the right side, weakness of all the senses, involuntary slobbering of
the saliva, impossibility to swallow, pulse full
and hard, countenance swollen.
Belladonna.  Dysphagia, constipation, swollen
countenance, congested, protruded eyes.
Belladonna. In the case of a subject who fell on
his head, with loss of consciousness, aphonia,
followed by pain, extending from the base of
the tongue to the pit of stomach, stertorous
breathing.
Apoplexia nervosa. Arnica, Coffea, Hyos., Bellad.,
Straim, as chief remedies.
Apoplexia Sanguinea. Acon., Ipecac., Cqof., Nux
vom., Bellad., Merc.
Apoplexia Gastrica. Nux vom., Bryon., Ignat.,
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Apoplexia serosa. Arnica, Ipecac., Digit., Merc.,
with paralysis, which remains for a long time
after the symptoms of apoplexy have disappeared, Stannum., Caustic, Zinc. and Baryta
Carb. 2/30, especially in old people.
ARTHRITIS ACUTA. (Acute inflammation of
the joints.)
Severe lancinating pressing pains in all the
joints, can neither sit, nor lie down, continually changing the position, the right knee and
the left foot swollen; at night, the pains are intolerable by movement, or when the limbs are
touched; dragging and wrenching pains in all
the limbs, Arnica 6. The dragging, wrenching
pain in the knee, the ankle, and the toes,
which remain after the other symptoms, and
which on treading, becomes as if a knife was
sticking in them, with feeling of paralysis in
all the joints, is relieved by Puls. 6. Against
the stiffness of the   knee and foot, Nux
vom. 18.
Arthritis. Arising from cold: inflammatory swelling of the right knee, so that it cannot be
bent. The right foot is completely immoveable,
as if dead. In the affected joints, from time to
time, very severe dragging pains, with continual
sensation of numbness-nightly exacerbations.
The ankle, elbow, and wrist joints, also become
affected, Acon., Pulsat., Bellad., Rhus, in succession.
Arthritis Acuta. Acon., Bryon., Nux.
Acon, dissolved in distilled water, a dose every
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in water, a dose every four hours, with ice applied to the joints.
Antimcrud. Arthritis acuta combined with gastritis.
Arsenic. Arthritis of the leg, with intolerable
tearing pains from the hip to the ankle. A mitigation of the pains on movement.
Arnica, dil. 3 gtt i. Violent gnawing pains, as if
a dog had torn the flesh from the bones, impossibility to change the position, frequent
desire to pass the urine, evening fever, loss of
sleep, loss of appetite, nightly exacerbation.
Asarur. Aurum.
Bryonia. Acute arthritis, pains in the joints.
Bryonia., Pulsat. Sulphur. Tearing, lancinating
pains in the limbs, especially in the joints, with
slight swelling, stiffness in the joints.
Causticum, with the help of Cocculus and Bryon.
China. Acute arthritic pain in joints.
Cocculus. Hot swelling of the arm and hand, and
violent fever.
Dulcamara.
Ferrum.
Guajacunm.
Ledum. Gonagra, with tearing pain in the knee.
Ledum. Arthritic pains, worse in bed, most severe at midnight.
Lycopodium. Impossibility of bending or stretching the elbow joints, and a tense pain in the
knee, with red spots upon the Tibia.
phosphorus. With paralytic weakness in the thigh,
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Phosphorus. Gout; swelling in the left ankle,
pain in treading.
Pulsat. Swelling, stiffness of the left hand, knee,
and ankle joint, inflammatory redness of the
foot, flying pains, first in the throat, then in the
knee, Puls. 12.
Pulsat. Gouty pains in the feet, so as to prevent
walking.
Pulsat. From cold in the knee.
Pulsat. When the pains are first in one joint and
then in another.
Pulsat. after Acon., and followed by Silicea. Violent
pain in the shoulder joint, with marked swelling and redness.
Rhododendron chrys. Arthritis coming on in rough
stormy weather, worse during rest.
Rhus. Swelling in the finger joints, and stiffness
of the feet from sitting, more acute and painful
after sitting.
Sulphur.
Veratrum.
Arthritis Chronica.
Gouty excrescences in the left elbow joint and
wrist, dragging pains in the limbs, especially
at night, the foot and ankle somewhat swollen.
Zinc. 30, Sep. 30, Silicea 30, Calc. 18, Natr. 12,
Petrol 18.
Arthritis inveterata. Violent nightly pains in many
of the joints, without swelling, Iodine.
Arthritis ossaria, with lameness. Spongia, Asarum,
Sulph., Thuga., Rhus., Bryon., Silicea, and the
Antipsorics.



Bryon., Digitalis.
Arthritis vaga, a severe tearing pain never resting
in one place for long, but flying from one
joint to another, and no movement of the body
takes it away or relieves it.  First one part
swells, then another part pains, feet very painful, much fever, great thirst, Arnica, 6. gtt. i., in
five days free from pain.
Joints very puffed and shining red, no relief to
the pain, either on movement or at rest, the
pains are erratic, at night particularly violent, and
allow no rest, Mangan carbon., and Acet. 30.
Gouty complaint at one time in the knee, at
another in the foot, tearing pains, swelling of
the right hand, Sulph. 30. When the gout attacks different joints, Pulsat., and Arnica, followed by Sulphur.
Arthritis vaga, after Acon. Pulsat., in cases
where the arthritis especially arises in stormy
weather.
Magnanes Carbon and Acet. 2/30; when one joint
after another becomes attacked, generally on one
side; yet often affecting the sacrum, the right
foot and left arm, or the left foot and right arm,
with puffy, shining joints. The pains come on
chiefly at night, with sensation of tension and
boring, sudden stitches, and tearing pains, which
force him to cry out.
ARTHROCACE.-COXARTHROCACE.
Colocynth. From a violent blow upon the symphisis pubis. (Vide also, Coxalgia.)
ASCARIDES.
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Nux vom., Phosphorus, Spigelia, Sulphur, Teucrium, Valerian.
Ignatia. Against the itching and creeping in the
anus.
Sulphur 2/30. Against intolerable itching in the
anus.
Cina. 4/6, followed, in forty-eight hours or more,
by Spigelia 4'6.
ASPHYXIA, or Syncope.
Chaam.
Arnica. (From a fall.)
If it should arise from long continued weakness,
combined with much anxiety, Arsenicum. If
from debility, following violent, long continued,
acute disease, so that the slightest movement
causes faintness, Veratrum. If from weakness,
arising from great emaciation, China. Should
it arise from continual determination of blood,
and congestion of the head, Aconite, Bellad.,
Nux vom., according to circumstances. If it is
of an hysterical kind, Chamomilla, Moschus, Nux
vom., Ignat.
ASTHENIA. (Debility.)
China 12. In a woman fifty-four years old, with
weak pulse, night perspirations, disturbed sleep,
thirst, pain in the head as if the hair were pulled,
pressing pain in the epigastrium after eating,
yellow hue of the countenance, dragging pains
in the limbs, diarrhoea: Nux and Cocculus
were given without any result, Cocculus only
slightly diminished the weakness.
Cocculus. Following continued exertion, faintings,
trembling of the body, in a patient of a mild
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ASTHENIA VISUS. (Impaired vision.)
Belladonna with the assistance of Pulsat., in
cases where there is frequent double sight, with
black specks before the eyes.
China 12, in a drunkard, with incipient cataract.
Cicut. viros.  Nervous affection  of the eyes;
double vision, with a rainbow appearance before
the eyes; eyelids adhering in the morning: photophobia.
Mere. solub. Symptoms of amaurosis, optical
illusions, with black spots before the eyes; shunning the light, and smarting pain. The lachrymation was relieved by Euphrasia.
Pulsat. with the assistance of Euphrasia, in incipient blindness, (after a previous inflammation of
the left eye,) and appearance of fiery circles and
balls. Euphrasia cured the cloudy appearance
of the left eye and the flow of tears.
Ruta. A continual cloud before the eyes, with
complete blindness to distant objects.
ASTHMA.
Violent constrictive and spasmodic attacks
in the chest, violent spasmodic agitation of
the whole body, a fear of approaching death,
with spasms of the throat, red, swollen countenance, protruded, starting eyeballs, Veratrum,
album, with the assistance of Ipecac., Nux vom.,
and Pulsat.
Arsenic. Whistling expiration in the evening on
lying down, constriction of the chest and throat,
obliging the patient to sit up and bend forward,
great anxiety, perspiration over the whole body.
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This continues many hours, until midnight,
Arsen. 30..
Arsenic 30. Humid Asthma.
Arsenic 30.   Spasmodic asthma, with fear of
death, cold sweat.
A case of Asthma quite cured by Arsenic alone.
Arsenic. Asthma with cough, dyspncea on lying
down, yellowish white, tenacious, mucous expectoration, dyspnoea on every movement,
weakness and debility, straining feeling in the
limbs.
Belladonna. Asthma with oppression at the chest,
dyspncea, which prevents a recumbent position.
Belladonna. Asthma of a complicated nature in
a man of seventy years of age.-Belladonna
has most effect in similar cases.
Bryonia in a chronic asthma, combined with affection of the bowels.
Bryonia alternately with Nux vomica; awaking
once or twice in the night from want of breath,
constriction of the chest, feeling of oppression
in the middle of the sternum, frothy expectoration: speaking and movement increase the
asthma.
Calcarea, Lycopod., Graphit.
Cannabis. Anxiety for fresh air, arising from a
sense of suffocation.
C(uprum. With the help of Mere. solub.
Cuprum carb. In the evening, after lying down,
spasms of the chest, very short anxious whistling
respiration, sits bent in bed, expectoration of
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Ipecac. Nocturnal spasmodic asthma, every evening a dose of Ipecac., dil. i. gtt. i..
Lycopod., Calcarea, Graphites, in an asthma coming
on after suppressed scabies, in a man thirty-six
years of age.
Nux vomica, dyspnoea, constriction of the chest
on movement, sensation of suffocation in bed,
a recumbent position is impossible: towards
midnight this increases, and causes him to
contract the chest violently in an oblique
direction, dry shaking cough, flatulence, heartburn, clear limpid urine, irritable disposition,
easily put out of humour.
Phosphorus, in asthmatic cases, with hoarse clinking
cough, frequently expectorating bloody mucus.
Phosphorus, dyspncea, short dry cough, cutting
pains in the cavity of the chest, shivering with
faintness and loss of power, phthisical habit,
Phosp. 30, with the assistance of Nux vom.
Phosphorus, dry asthma.
Pulsat. Oppression at the chest worse in the evening, cannot lie down in bed, spasmodic constriction of the throat, cries out in anguish during
sleep, cough with much expectoration, menstruation too scanty, and coming on with spasms,
no thirst.
Sulphur, with otorrhoea and deafness.
Spigelia.
Spongia with Calcarea. Dry cough, contracted
breathing, inspiration and expiration very difficult, rattling, panting, respiration, every movement increases the dyspncea, Struma.
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Spongia 12. In a patient afflicted with goitre,
great difficulty of respiration.
ASTHMA MILLARI. LARYNGISMUS STRIDULUS. (Spasmodic Croup.)
Samb. nigr.
Arsenic, Asafcetid., Moschus, Nwux, Ignat., Puls.
Sambucus, especially when the patient half opens
his eyes and mouth, when he awakes, he cannot
take breath, is obliged to sit down; respiration
accompanied with a whistling sound in the
chest; face and hands much swollen, and of a
bluish colour; heat without thirst; disposition
to weep; all these symptoms manifest themselves principally in the middle of the night,
without cough.
ASTHMA, MILLARI SIMILATUM. (Or
Wigandi).
Ipecac. 3/3. In a girl of eighteen years of age;
on the following morning, so as to prevent a return, Arsen. 3/30 was given. Ipecac. is especially
indicated when there is spasm in the lung, and
if it is not quickly relieved, Opium will, perhaps,
be found useful.
Ignat., Nux vom., Opium.
Sambucus in a child, awaking from sleep, with loss
of breath; he remains breathless for a minute.
ASTHMA, SPASMODIC-FLATULENT.
Cuprum.
Ipecac. as a palliative when the Antipsorics are
about to be employed.
Mercur. Against the asthma produced by the
vapour of arsenic and copper. Cuprum and



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Arsen. are also powerful remedies in this affection.
ASTHMA, THYMICUM KOPPII.
Aconit. Hep. sulp. Spongia.
Ipecac. Senega. against the cough.  Veratrum
Bellad. alternately with Hepar sulp. or Merc.
and Conium, Zinc, Phosp., Amman. carb.,
Lachesis.
ASTHMA HUMIDUM.
As chief remedies, Ammon. carb., Ignat.,
Merc., Pulsat., Senega, Squilla.
ATONIA VENTRICULI.
With flatulent cutting pains in the abdomen.
Ignat.
ATROPHIA INFANTUM. (Atrophy of children.)
Arsenic. Wasting to a skeleton, parchmentlike skin, restless nights, sleep disturbed by
shrieking out, convulsive movements, vomiting
of food.
Belladonna together with Arsenic, in Atrophia
mesent. infant., great emaciation, dry heat,
swollen glands in throat and neck, knotted, hard
abdomen, loose, chopped, green stools, continued catarrh, violent dry cough at night,
somnolency, vomiting of food, much thirst,
cold hands.
China. Voracious appetite, doughy swelling of the
abdomen.
China. With the assistance of Nux vom. and
Arsenic. Atrophy, with great costiveness and
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Cham. must be given at the     commencement
Hepar sulph. when there is great desire for acids
and pungent odours, with loose, white, and extremely fetid stools.
Cina. diI. 9, glob. ij, when there are ascarides,
with a pale skin, and voracious appetite. China.
1/24 when there is great weakness, with white
pulpy stools. The principal medicines in use
for this affection are the Antipsoric. Tinc. Sulph.
30, Magnes. carbo., Petrol., lodium.
Nux vomica. Pale, bloated appearance of the face,
emaciation, disinclination to move, continual
vomiting of food, thirst, puffed abdomen, at one
time diarrhoea, at another constipation.
Rhus with the assistance of Calcarea.  Bleached
countenance, hard swelled belly, great appetite, much thirst, emaciation, violent, mucous,
bloody diarrhoea.
Sulphur in many cases.
Nux, Bellad., Sulp., Calcarea. Puffed and hard
belly, complete emaciation of the extremities,
very flabby muscles, with continued diarrhoea,
swelling of the glands of the neck.
ATROPHIA MANUS SINISTRzE. With weakness, and numbness of the fingers; 3 doses of
Silicea effected a cure.
B.
BALANITIS (Inflammation of the glans penis.)
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BALANNORRHCEA (Discharge from the glans
penis.)
Merc.
Cinnabar, with the assistance of Nux vom.
BALBUTIES (Stammering).
Platina, Mercurius.
BLENNORHCEA NASALIS.
Thick purulent mucus, or a more lymphatic
yellowish red discharge, which excoriates the
lips, and generates red pimples, Calcarea
Carbo.
BLENNORH(EA VENTRICULI.
Ipecac. As a specific.
Tartar emetic, when a frequent tendency to
mucous stools accompanies the vomiting.
Rheum 9; sluggishness of the bowels, flatulence, insipid taste in the mouth, continual
loose brown stools mixed with mucus. Nux
vom. is the principal remedy when spasmodic
affections of the stomach, waterbrash, bitter
taste in the mouth, vomiting of acid mucus, and
sluggishness of the peristaltic movement of the
intestinal canal, are the predominant symptoms.
Veratrum 12, especially when there is vomiting
of bitter green mucus.
Pulsat.  In weak irritable, flabby constitutions,
with constant shiverings.
Cina, Spigel., Ferrum. In the last stage.
Gratiola.  When the pituitous state becomes
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BLENNORH.EA INTESTINORUM.
Gratiola, Ferrum, China, Antim. crud., Stannum.
BLENNORHCEA. intestinirecti. (Mucous Hoemorrhoids.)
Mercury is the chief remedy. Spigel., Hellebor. niger, Colchicum.
BLEPHAROPTHALMIA.            (Inflammation  of
the eye-lid.)
Acon., Arsen., Calcarea, Caustic, Cocculus,
Rhus, Sepia, Spigel, Sulphur, Thuja.
Arsenic.  Inflammation of the under surface of
the eyelid.
Ulceration of the eye-lid,with swelling and redness
of the inner surface, Merc., and Pulsat.
Bellad. in a man of thirty years of age.
Spigelia in ulceration of the margins of the eyelids.
-- Erysepeletosa. Aconite at the first commencement; and, as soon as the inflammation is
slightly subsided, Tinct. Sulph.; or, where there
is pressing burning pain, Hepar sulph.
Glandulosa. Staphysagria, when the borders
of the eye-lids are glued together during the
night.
-   Euphrasia Tinct., when there is much aversion
to the light with head-ache, or when there are
ulcers, with the assistance of Clematis 12;
where there is still much inflammation, then,
also, Spigelia 30, is indicated; also, Digitalis
15, in repeated doses, with the intervention of
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tion does not subside, give Mercur., and afterwards Hepar sulph., and Sulphur 30. If there
is spasmodic shutting of the eye-lids, Hyos. 9,
and Chamomilla, relieves; and, should the upper
lid be drawn down as by a weight, these must
be repeated.
BLEPHROPLEGIA. (Paralysis of the eye-lid.)
Plumbum, Sepia. Veratrum, Zincum.
The affected eye is entirely closed. Eye-ball
red, and shunning the light. Three doses of Verat
30, two doses of Spigel. 18, two doses of Sepia,
one dose of Verat 30, one dose of Zinc 30,
entirely cured the complaint.
BLEPHAROSPASMUS. (Spasm of the eye-lid.)
Cham., Crocus, Hepar sulph., Hyocyam., Ruta.
Crocus, in repeated doses, in a woman at the
change of life; painful spasm of the eye-lid, of
a very obstinate character.
BLEPHAROPTOSIS. (Ptosis.)
Cham., Verat., Stramon., Causticum.
BRONCHITIS.
Extreme anxiety, restlessness, pain in the
forehead, costiveness, a constant irritating,
oppressive, constrictive pain at the upper part
of the sternum, painful, contracting, oppressive feeling, extending all over the chest, quick
anxious, interrupted, laborious respiration, accompanied with very great oppression, almost
amounting to suffocation, and rattling bubbling sound in the chest, hoarse voice, orthopnoea, Aconit., dil. 6-30, in repeated doses;
and afterwards, a dose of Spongia.
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In the last stage, Arsenic.
In the inflammation of the bronchi, Acon., is
necessary to suppress the fever; afterwards, if
the respiration is anxious and quick, Ipecac., or
Sambucus; if it is whistling and groaning,
Spongia, China, Cham.; in the case of constriction of the chest, as if bound, Nux, Verat., Bellad.; in the general weakness and straining of
the muscles of the chest, Arsenic. lodium will
relieve the frequent inflammation of the bronchi,
after the amelioration of the acute attack.
Acon. and Bryonia, in repeated cases.
Carbo. Veget., in a chronic case, with asthma.
BUBO. Acid Nitric, Iodium, Merc., Thlja.
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CACHEXIA.
Cachexia, ex nimio usu, Hydrargyri.
Hepar sulph.
Carbo. veget.
Acid Nitr.
Aurum.
Cachexia, Mercurialis et Syphilitica; Aloe of the
nose ulcerated, Tophus, (soft swelling) of the
forehead, syphilitic ulcers in the mouth. Caries
of the palate bone.
Aurum, Silicea, Mere., Spigelia, bad taste in the
mouth, pain in the gums, ulceration of the
mouth, and swelling of the salivary glands.
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Arnica, Ferrum, Ipecac., Merc. solub.
Cachexia.
Arsenic with the help of Bellad., in a child
of ten months old, with much emaciation.
Baryta Acet., debility of body and mind in old
people.
Nux vomn., with the assistance of China,
Nux, with the help of Bryon., which relieves the
constipation, and too frequent menstruation.
Opium in morbid affections of old age.
Pulsat., in two doses, after a miscarriage, with the
assistance of three doses of China, against the
attendant Leucorrhoea continuing too long.
Pulsat., with the help of Belladonna, against muscoe
volitantes.
CAMOMILE. Symptoms produced by the abuse
of.
Pulsat., in a lying-in woman, after having had
lavements of Camomile.
CANCER.
Arsenic, Bellad., Carbo. animalis, Carbo. veget.
China, Merc. solub., Nitric Acid.
CANCER LABIAE INFERIORIS.
From pressure of the tobacco pipe, Con.
Macul., dil. 1, gtt. i.
CANCER NASI.
Sulphur, Sepia, Calcar., Aur.fol.
CANCER UTERI.
Great weakness and atony, violent burning in the genitals,very fetid discharge of a
blackish brown colour, sometimes like bloody
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obliquelylin the pelvis. The whole vaginal portion
and posterior surface of the uterus, hardened and
covered with warts. Chin. 12, Thuja 18, Arsen.,
30. Hep. sulp., 2.   Belladonna. Platina 6.
Arnica, Pulsat., Thuja, China 6. Staphysagria 24.
Scirrhus of the Neck of the Uterus. Cadaverous
aspect, great emaciation. The eyes sunk in the
orbit, dilated pupil, great debility, depression of
spirits, irritation, impaired digestion, flatulent
colic, lancinating pains in the lumbar and
ischiadic regions, tensive pains in the inguinal
region, pricking pains in the uterus, leucorrhcea
with reddish acrid discharge, and fetid smell, linen
stained with brown spots, frequent discharge of
congealed blood, menstruation having ceased
some time; the neck of the uterus, hard, tumid,
and insensible; ulceration of the upper lip of
the uterus, which bleeds when touched, Bellad.,
Arsen., Plat., Cham.
Arsenic, with the help of Bellad.
Belladonna, given with other appropriate remedies, not only causes the pains to cease, but also
arrests in a great measure the disorganization.
Belladonna is particularly indicated when there
are as characteristic symptoms, much bearing
down towards the base, with burning pain in the
uterus, and discharge of a greasy, ichorous, and
fetid bloody fluid.
CANCER VENTRICULI.
Lycopodium.
Arsenic, Baryt. carb., Nux vom., Phosph.,
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CARBUNCLE.
Arsenic,left arm swollen, sinking of the powers.
(Vide also, ANTHRAX.)
CARDIALGIA, GASTRALGIA, GASTRODYNIA.
Costiveness, bitter taste in the mouth, heartburn, aggravated by taking coffee. Pressing,
pinching contraction of the stomach.  The
feeling of constriction extends to the chest,
neck and sacrum, ending in flatulence and
palpitation of the heart. Nux vom., Coffea, Cocculus, Sulph.
Cardialgia of some years duration, with head-ache
and pains in the lower parts of the abdomen.
Nux, Bellad., Gratiola, Euphorbia.
Cardialgia, with constipation, vomiting of food,
and copious risings of watery limpid fluid.
(water brash.) Nux and Calcar.
Cardialgia, with griping, sticking, cutting pains,
in the scrobiculus cordis, as if it was seized
hold of by a hand, and held fast by the nails.
This pain extends from the scrobiculus to the
umbilicus, and is somewhat relieved by a bent
position and pressure. Belladonna and Sepia.
Cardialgia, cutting, burning sensation, and oppression at the epigastrium, with almost constant
constipation. Nux vom., Stannum, Sulphur, and
Lycopod.
Cardialgia, Pulsat., Nux, Cocculus, and Bryonia.
Acid Nitric, in Gastralgia of twenty years duration. Dull pain in stomach, with feeling of
cold; pale yellow countenance, pain in the head



on going to bed, aching pain in the sacrum and
back, and great uneasiness.
Arsenic, with the help of Bryon. Cardialgia, with
burning and choking, vomiting of food, straining
as from worms.
Baryta acet., with the assistance of Nux vom.,
Conium, and'Sulphur, when an eruption, which
was before suppressed, re-appears.
Belladonna. Cardialgia in a pregnant woman,
violent spasmodic pains atthe scrobiculus cordis,
and left hypochondrium, with much retching and
vomiting, pressing feeling in the pelvis; red
bloated countenance, and partly loss of consciousness.
Belladonna and Nux vomica.    Cardialgia with
nausea and vomiting, with cutting pains in
the chest; and, at the same time, violent constriction of the chest.
Belladonna and Pulsat.  Cardialgia in a girl of
fair complexion; very violent before menstruation, so that a bent position is necessary, with
sour vomiting, and yellow watery diarrhoea.
Bismuthum. Cardialgia with sensation of oppression, weight, heaviness and indescribable uneasiness.
Bismuthum, in hysterical Gastralgia.
Bryonia. Burning in the stomach on every movement, at the same time, metrorrhagia.
Bryonia.   Cardialgia with symptoms of splenitis.
Calcarea Carbon. Nausea, sour eructations, vomit
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Carb. animal. Oppression, burning at the epigastrium, acrid straining as if from worms, costiveness.
Carbo. veget. Very violent cardialgia, with flatulent swelling of the abdomen.
Carbo. veget. Cardialgia, especially after eating;
violent griping pains, and oppression at the
epigastrium, which is swelled and painful.
Carbo. veget. 30, with Graphites 30.
Carbo. veget. Intolerable burning and constrictive
pain in the stomach with oppression; great
desire for ice cold water, which is vomited
up  again;   hoarseness; with   the help   of
Sulphur.
Chamomilla. Oppression at the epigastrium after
eating, as if from a stone.
China. Gastralgia remaining after accouchement,
with heart-burn, nausea, and scanty evacuations
by stool.
Cocculus, Bryonia, Pulsatilla. After every slight
cold, spasmodic contractions, oppression, griping
and pinching pains at the epigastrium, the abdomen swollen, perspiration of a sour smell.
Guajacum. Very violent cardialgia, frequently
with vomiting of blood.
Ignatia. Burning pain in the stomach, sticking
pains in the epigastrium, with sensation of
weight and emptiness.
Ignatia. With the assistance of Nux vom. and
Cham. Acute cardialgia, spasmodic pressing
pains in the cardia, which extend down the
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no position, Rigors, with chattering of the
teeth and much thirst, great exhaustion on the
slightest movement.
Ipecac.
Lachesis. Dreadful spasms and pains in the stomach, with violent eructation, choking sensation
and vomiting.
Lycopodium. Periodical pain, cured in eightfourteen days, coming on in bed in the evening and disappearing again in the morning, sensation as if the stomach was pressed tight together on both sides. Menstruation too violent.
Nitrum. Constricted oppressed feeling at the
epigastrium.
Nux vomica. After every meal, a dragging pain in
the sacrum, which extends from thence to between the shoulders, where it remains constant,
cutting constricting pain in the epigastrium, with
swelling, retching and vomiting of food, constipation, Nux vom. 18.
Nux vomica. Swelling of the epigastric region,
with pain and uneasiness, very violent griping
pains in the stomach, which extend towards the
left hip; these are worse at night and morning,
and return when taking nourishment.
Nux vomica. Cardialgia with Hoemorrhoids, with
violent constricting pains in the region of the
stomach and liver, swelling of the epigastrium,
can bear no pressure in the cardiac region, puffiness of the hypogastric region, pains in the sacrum, and swelling of the hemorrhoidal veins.
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stomach, relieved by sitting and bending forwards, followed immediately by empty eructations.
Nux vom. After eating, Cardialgia with vomiting
of mucus and retching.
Nux vom. Daily violent Cardialgia, much swelling
of the abdomen after taking food, with contracting, pressing and squeezing pain in the epigastric region, acid eructations with vomiting.
Nux vom. and Arsenic. Spasmodic pain and feeling of heaviness in the epigastric region, vomiting of food and drink immediately after having
taken it.
Nux vom., Cocculus and Carbo. vegetabilis. Violent
constrictive pains in the chest with pyrosis.
Petroleum. Cardialgia with Hoemorrhoids, with
Graphites.
Phosphorus. Drawing, cutting pain in the scrobiculus, vomiting of a sour liquid with acid eructations.
Phosphorus. Pain in stomach, with Cardialgia,
with marasmus and vomiting.
Phosphorus.  Constrictive pressure in the epigastrium, with continual acidity and diarrhoea.
Pulsatilla. With vomiting, shivering, heat of
the head, emaciation.
Pulsat. Severe pain in the stomach, long concontinued cephalalgia, emaciation, impaired digestion, wearing feeling of oppression at the
stomach, lowness of spirits and anxiety.
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Silicea, Cardialgia, with gnawing and digging
pain, with occasional burning, heat and chills
alternately over the back and neck, much
nausea in the morning.
Stannum. Sensation of obstruction at the scrobiculus, spasmodic gripings in the stomach, and
around the umbilicus with nausea, flatulence,
and frequent fruitless tenesmus.
Stannum. Obstinate cardialgia.
Veratrum. Painful constriction of the stomach,
extending to the proecordia, with diarrhoea.
CARDIOGMUS. ANGINA PECTORIS. (Nervous affection of the heart.)
Aconite in a chronic affection of the heart, in two
doses, with two doses of Aurum. Continued
oppression in the left side' of the chest, and
dyspnoea on much exertion, lancinating pain in
the region of the heart, congestion and oppression of the head, with frequent weak pulse.
Aurum. Violent palpitation of the heart, accompanied with anxiety and constriction of the
chest.
Pulsat. In repeated doses, in a chronic affection
of the heart, in a girl of twenty years of age,
with oppressive head-ache, and burning in the
left side of the chest, palpitations at night; with
the help of several doses of Acon.
Pulsat., with Acon. Violent palpitations, wandering of the senses, anxiety and terror.
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distressing, violent palpitation, with throbbing
in the neck and head.
Rhus. In a woman fifty-two years of age, with
lancinating pain in the left breast, on walking,
standing upright, or moving quickly, painful
paralysis of the left arm, especially in a state of
rest, with formication in it, and tension of the
pectoral muscles, mitigated by movement,
quivering sensation in the heart.
Spigelia. Strong palpitation, with sensation as if
the heart was pressed together, beats of the
heart irregular, constrictive sensation, spasm
of the chest, feeling of suffocation on movement.
Spigelia.  Auscultation gives a bellows sound
(like the purring of a cat); on straining, and at
night in a warm room fainting, anxiety, dyspnoea and great headache.
CARDIOPALMUS (Palpitation of heart). With
paralytic pain in the left arm.
Rhus 24.
Vide also, PULSATIO CORDIS.
CARDITIS.
Acon. with Pulsat. Against violent palpitations and anxiety, or Cannabis 2/6, when there is
constriction in the middle of the sternum, with
difficult respiration, throbbing palpitations in
both sides of the chest, with flatulence and fulness. Spigelia also is of use. Cocculus 12-18 for
those symptoms which Aconite has not relievedWhen there is continual anxiety, distressed
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a very trifling degree of inflammation remaining,
and the disease is principally in the nerves of the
heart. Arsenic 30, is the best remedy.
CARIES.
Angustura.
Caries of the right fore-arm and right leg,
with much swelling ichorous discharge, and
slow fever, China, Asafotida, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Silicea, Acid. Nitric., Carb. anim., China.
Caries of the fore-arm after a fall. Arnica 24,
Silicea 30, Calcarea 30, Sulphur 30, Colocynth.
Caries of the leg. Sulphur, Silicea.
Caries of the elbow joints, with fistulous ulcers of
the bone. Calcarea, Silicea, Lycopod. and Sulp.
Caries of the thigh in a scrofulous boy. Sepia 30,
and Acid Nitric.
Caries, Fungous of the hand. Rhus and Arsenic.
Caries of the lower jaw, with fistula of the Parotid gland. Silicea.
Caries of the bones and face.  Calcarea carb. and
Silicea. -
Caries of the Phalanges of the third middle finger.
Silicea 30.
Caries of the foot, with hectic fever. Arnica,
Lycopod., Silicea.
Caries of the Radius, with bluish red swelling of
of the fore-arm, with hectic fever. Pulsat.,
Mezereum, Sabina, Silicea, Calcarea and Lycopod.
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Caries. Syphilitic of the alveolar processes, with
Ozcena. Aurumn Muriaticum.
Caries Tibiae, with swelling of the whole foot.
the slightest touch cannot be borne, fetid
ichorous discharge. Silicea, Asafcetida 18, Calcar. carb. 30, Mezereum 18, Silicea 30, Sulphur
30, Acid Nitric.
Caries. Recent, of the Tibiae. Silicea 30.
Caries Tibie., in the inner side of the left leg, a
very painful, bluish ulcer, with hard edge, a
fetid, dark-coloured pus exuding, at the inner
side of the left ankle a cold tumour. Asafctida
18, gtt. i.
Caries of the Tibia and left fore-arm, with many
fistulous ulcers, sinking of the powers, and
debilitating diarrhoea. Sulphur, Asafoetida, Acid
Nitric, and Acid Phosp.
Asafoetid.  In a caries of the leg with exfoliation
of a piece of dead bone.
Aurum. Caries of the palate and nasal bones
from the abuse of mercury.
Nitric Acid. Preceded by a dose of Sepia, in an
osseous swelling above the knee on the external
part of the thigh: or after the opening of the
swelling, discharge of portions of dead bone.
Nitric Acid. With the assistance of Silicea, Asafwetid., Calcar., Mezereum, and Sulphur.    In
Caries of the tibiae with great pain in the
bone, with bad coloured fetid ichor discharged
from the ulcers, in a boy of eight years of
age.
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in a woman of sixty-two years of age, who had
for a whole year covered the part affected with
all kinds of ointments, and from which a necrosis
had come away. Silicea relieved the pain in
eight days, and brought away a dead portion of
bone, after which the place healed.
CATALEPSIA.
Belladonna.
Stramonium. The attack commences with lancinating pains in the head, vertigo and heaviness
of the head, loss of power, staring eyes, open
mouth, loss of consciousness, every limb can
with facility be moved by the will, and retained
in a given position.
Aconite.
Stramonium. One to two attacks daily, shooting
pain in the head, lancinating pains in the forehead, with vertigo, the eyes half open and fixed,
every limb keeps the position given to it, mouth
wide open. The attack lasts for half an hour;
the patient is ignorant of anything that has
passed, but has a difficulty of swallowing. Pulsatilla for the weakness that remains, want of
appetite, sleeplessness, troubled dreams. China
had been given without success.
CATARACT.
Pulsat. At the commencement when accompanied with opthalmia, with the help of Cannabis and Opium. The Chrystalline lens was, after
six months, of a clear grey, and large objects
were only distinguished at four paces distant.
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eyes when closing the eye-lids during the night,
flow of salt tears, which excoriate the eye-lid and
cheek.
-- In a Scrofulous boy, Sulphur 30, with two
doses of Pulsatilla.
-- In a woman sixty years of age, cured by Sulphur and Causticum in six weeks.
--    Incipient from suppressed scabies, Pulsatilla
three doses, and two doses of Cannabis.
-     Traumatic, Cannabis.
Simple lenticular, with watery eyes, redness
of conjunctiva, painful smarting as if sand were
in the eye, Puls. 8. Cannab. and Opium.
-- capsular lenticular. Magnes. carb. 30, and
Cannabis.
Euphrasia.
CATARRHUS.
Chamomilla, Cina, Nux, Ignat., Bellad., arc
the chief medicines when there is a dry cough.
Nux, especially if the cough is excited by grating
or scratching sensation at the epiglottis, continuing all day, and becoming more violent at
evening, then remits and is not so violent at
night, but returns with greater vehemence in the
morning, and when by exertion a little mucus is
thrown up, or where there is pressive pain at
the umbilicus with great pain on movement;
if at night the cough is more violent, Chamomilla is indicated, and if it is only a night cough,
iyoscyamus; if the cough is equally violent day
and night, Ignatia; if it comes on with coryza,
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cough is violent and increases in the evening,
Capsicum or Rhus, giving Acon. first: spasmodic
cough, Nux, Ipecac. 6, Puls. 18, Bellad., Mercur.; Drosera and Bryonia, when nausea is present, or on the other hand, if the cough is dry
and spasmodic, Hyos. 9, Cina 9, Lactuca virosa 2,
Conium 30. Belladonna 30, has often cured a
dry spasmodic cough, with insupportable tickling
in the trachoea without mucus, awaking the patient
generally about eleven o'clock at night. In humid
cough, Pulsat., Dulcam., Cham., Bryon., Arnica,
Stannum, are generally employed. For hoarseness, Pulsat., Drosera, Dulcam., Manganes,
Acet 30, Merc., Sulphur 30, Hep. sulp. are indicated, and Carbo. veget., especially in hoarseness coming on in the evening.
China. Suspension of a chronic affection of the
Bronchi, cough with stertorous breathing and
excoriation of the trachoea, with impeded breathing, spasmodic cough exciting vomiting, white
expectoration mixed with black masses.
Pulsat. Chronic catarrh, with discharge of a whiteish, greenish, purulent matter from the nose.
Stannum. Chronic catarrh, with expectoration of
mucus, hoarseness of voice, feeling of oppression at the chest, and dyspncea on walking.
Verbascum. Bronchial catarrh with hollow, deeptoned cough.
Vide also, CORYZA, TUSSIS, RAUCEDO.
CATARRHUS SUFFOCATUS. Ipecac., Coffea,
Sambucus, Chamom., Pulsat., when the affection
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breathing, mucous Rahle on inspiring, with
anxiety, hollow cough, sensation of paralysis in
the shoulders, Tartar emet. afterwards, Baryta
Carbo. 1/18.
Arsenic, dil. 6/30, Ipecac., followed by Bryonia 18.
CEPHALAGRA. Belladonna 30, and Zincum 30.
Rhus. Tearing cutting pains with determination
to the head.
Vide Hemicrania.
CEPHALALGIA.
Arising from catching cold; in different parts
of the head, tearing, and afterwards piercing
and pressing pain; the eyes are as if worn out
with pain, every movement of the head causes
violent pain, noise is distressing, great dulness
of memory, singing in the ears, emaciation, cadaverous countenance, with coldness and oppression of the stomach, and spasms of the oesophagus, Nux vom. 30, Pulsat. 12, Ignatia amara
8, Bellad. and Bryonia.
Aconite. Very violent pain in the head, with
very irritable disposition, arising from catching
cold, bursts easily into loud complaints and reproaches, Aconite every four hours.
Aconite. Pain in a spot on the left vertex with
every movement and with every draught of air.
Arnica. Ceph., chronica, with vomiting.
Arnica. In cases of contusions of the head.
Arsenic. Horrible pain fixed in the gums, over
half the upper incisors, so violent that it is impossible to sleep.
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Aurum. Roaring and humming noise in the head.
Belladonna. In cases of cold and falling off of the
hair.
Belladonna. Very violent pain in the head whilst
walking, reading in a bright light, increased
by every movement.
Belladonna. Cephalalgia nervosa.-Nervous headache, coming on in the morning, and lasting till
evening, bitter vomiting, violent pressing pain
at the vertex and temple, vertigo whilst raising
or moving the head, very bad on stooping, congestion of the head, delirium and loss of sleep.
Belladonna. Periodic chronic head-ache, especially
at the time of menstruation.
Belladonna. Periodic head-ache, after mid-day, at
four o'clock, lasting till three the next morning,
screwing, piercing, tearing pains, and buzzing
in the right ear, occiput and right temple.
Belladonna. Chronic head-ache, tearing, pressing,
and cutting pains over the whole head, especially in the forehead increased by movement
and draught of air.
Bryonia.  Splitting head-ache, as if the brain
were pressing out, arising from congestion; occupying the vertex, the forehead, and the temples.
Increased by stooping, and movement of the
head, cough, or sneezing.
Bryonia. In hysterical head-ache, coming on in
the morning, with piercing and aching pain in
the forehead, afterwards becomes lancinating;
burning, tearing pains over the whole head, it is
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Nux vom. the attack was alleviated. Bryonia
quite eradicated it.
Bryonia. Chronic headache, violent thrusting,
pressing, tearing pains in the morning, with
the assistance of Rhus.
Bryonia. Violent head-ache, coming on early in
the morning in bed; goes away until towards
the evening, when it returns with insupportable
violence, as if the head were pressed together;
patient can bear no noise or fatigue; palpitation of the heart, dyspnoea, nausea, anxiety
and irritability.
Calcarea carb.  Chronic head-ache, tense pain,
beginning in the temples, and then drawing
towards the vertex, becoming more violent and
pulsating, increased by any exertion of the
mind, or drinking spirits; burning in the eyes,
otorrhea, dysecoia, nose stopped up with fetid
pus; at the same time, difficulty of breathing;
Atony.  With the help of Aconit. and Nux
vom.
Calcarea carb. Chronic head-ache in a scrofulous
subject; piercing pain in the forehead, as if the
head would burst asunder when in the open
air; hammering pain in the head, which compels
the patient to keep a recumbent position; at
the same time humming noise in the head,
cutting pains in the hypogastric region, during
menstruation.
Calcarea carb. and Phosphorus. Head-ache, with
tearing pain, commencing in the forehead, as of
violent pulsations, extending from thence to
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the right temple and occiput. The head feels
heavy, so that the patient is forced to lie down,
when the pain is alleviated.
Calcarea. carb. Violent, tearing, boring pain in
the head, during and after menstruation, from
change of weather and from excitement of the
mind, affecting, for the most part, the right
side, spreading itself in a radiating form; violent
menstruation.
China. After the catamenia has ceased,violent pain
in the head, distress, nausea, coldness over the
body, cold feet, great weakness.
China. In the crown of the head, pressing, piercing
pain, sensation as if the head were bruised;
fixed study or attention greatly increases the
tearing pain in the head; the greatest exhaustion whilst remaining quiet, sunken countenance, anorexia, violent thirst.
China. Soreness of the skin, irritability of the
hairy scalp.
China. Painful beatings and fluctuations of the
of the brain against the skull, aggravated by
movement.
(hina. Periodic pain in the supra orbital region.
Colocynth. Violent intermittent head-ache.
Colocynth. Tearing head-ache.
Dulcamara. Violent, piercing, burning pain in
the forehead and vertex, with digging pain in
brain, from without inwards, as if a board were
pressed against the forehead, thirst, with dryness of the tongue, hard and full pulse.
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sive kind, confusion of ideas; in cases of over
exertion of the mind in study.
Ignatia. Clavus hystericus, pain as if a nail was
driven into the head.
Ipecacuanha. Oppressive pain, with nausea and
frequent vomiting, diminished appetite for food,
great thirst, catamenia too frequent, combined
with frontal head-ache.
Magnes. carbon., Lycopod. Shooting pains in the
temple, tearing pains in the forehead, scanty
catamenia, accompanied by vomiting.
Mercurius. Tearing, burning pain in the head,
especially in the temple.
Mercurius, with the help of Bryonia. Tearing pains
in the head and teeth, excited by heat and cold.
Nux vomica. Catarrhal head-ache, pressing, pulsating pain in the forehead, over the eyes, in
the temple and vertex, as if the head would
burst, increased by stooping and coughing; continues after the catarrh and cough have disappeared.
Nux vomica. Hysterical head-ache, an attack coming on every ten to fourteen days; it begins
with a dull, pressing pain, vertigo, confusion in
the head, great feeling of oppression over the
eyes, sensibility to the light, gastric symptoms,
asthmatic constrictions of the chest, disturbed
sleep from the violently increased pain in the
head. (The attacks were, previously, caused by
mental emotion.)
Nux vomica. Periodic head-ache, beginning every
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pearing at mid-day. Tearing and pressing pain
in the head. Gastric symptoms.
Nux vomica. Periodic head-ache from youth.
Periodic head-ache, repeated doses of Nux, and
one dose of Sepia.
Nux vomica. Periodic head-ache, every morning
at seven o'clock, until mid-day.
Nzux vomica. Sanguineous head-ache, congestion,
vertigo whilst walking, and especially on stooping; wandering of ideas, heaviness of the head,
pressing, tense pain in the forehead, vomiting.
Nux vomica. At the same time, with pulsating
sensation in the brain, wandering, pressing,
thrusting pain, in the morning, increased by
wine or coffee, constipation.
Nux vomnica. Daily after the mid-day meal, till
three o'clock, pain in the head, with heat over
the body, and redness of the countenance.
NV.t vomica.  Head-ache, dull pressing in tile
forehead and about the temples, with feeling of
excoriation and tenderness; constipation. With
the help of Belladonna.
Nax vomica. Rheumatic head-ache, very violent
pain of the right side of the head every night,
from eleven o'clock till morning.
Nux vomica. Violent head-ache, and fiery redness
of countenance, sparkling eyes, disturbed sleep.
Belladonna relieved it only for a moment.
Nux vomica. Pain in the head, which, after half
an hour, is changed into tearing, dragging
pains superficially over the head, or penetrating
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often alternating in different parts; great heat
in the head, festered mouth; very irritable,
inclined to anger. Two doses of Nux vore.,
cured an affection of this kind, of twenty years
standing.
Nux vomica and Sepia. Chronic lancinating headache coming on weekly, sometimes occupying
the whole head, and remaining for twenty-four
hours; violent, mucous and bilious vomitings;
anorexia&
Nux vomica. Constricting and pressing pain in
the stomach, extending to the back, at the same
time vomiting of an acid liquid, constipation,
flatulency; coming on in the morning.
Nux vonica, with Belladonna. Head-ache coming
on at night, with very violent lancinating pain,
accompanied with vomiting; vertigo and universallassitude, eructations, constipation.
Petroleum, with Phosphorus, and Calcarea. Chronic
head-ache following a fall.
Phosphorus.  Violent periodic head-ache with
stupefaction and congestion of the head, at the
same time, lividness of the countenance, sour
eructations, constant secretion of mucus in the
throat.
Platina. Oppressive pain in the forehead, over
the root of the nose, with heat and redness of
the countenance, too early and too copious
menstruation.
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remaining on both sides of the head (occupit);
absolute necessity of lying down, singing in the
ears, vertigo, dimness of sight, as if a black
veil were beforetheeyes; daily, towards evening,
shivering with shooting pain in the limbs,
also heat without thirst.
Pulsatilla. Acute head-ache every twenty-four
hours, with sudden intermissions.  Violent
head-ache with shooting pains in the vertex,
and burning in the eyes, sickness; the countenance becomes bright red, must lie down,
cannot remain quiet; every movement increases
the feeling, as if the brain would fall forwardpressure relieves the pain.
Pulsatilla. Tearing pain in the forehead, increasing
in the evening, at night so violent, that it
causes shrieking, paracusis illusoria, photophobia; bruised feelings in the limbs.
Phus. Violent attack of head-ache, in an hysterical woman, coming on at the back part of
the head, is obliged to lie down for twenty-four
hours without speaking, the slighest anxiety,
also, the smallest movement in the fresh air,
increases it.
Rhus. Dragging pain in the left temple in the
evening and at night, with humming and roaring in the head.
Sepia. Cephalalgia of five years standing. Pressing pain in the left orbital region, lancinating
pain over the whole head, an attack every week,
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and by mental emotion; nausea, vertigo, feeling
of faintness, heat in the head, oppression on
the chest, Fluor albus.
Sepia. Cephalalgia hysterica.
Very violent lancinating pains in the left side
of the forehead, so that it distorts the countenance, returns every twenty-five minutes; pain
in the vertex.
Silicea.  Chronic periodic head-ache, shooting
tearing pains, commence in the temple, extending towards the upper and lower jaw-bone, and
in the teeth, where it is generally the most severe; it is increased by a draught of air; Belladonna does not relieve the symptoms.
Sulphur. Chronic head-ache, with pressing pain
in the forehead and over the whole fore-part of
the head, immediately on awaking in the morning, and increases during the whole day, easily
fatigued by walking.
Sulphur. Every eight days, pressing, tiaring pains,
stupefaction, nausea.
Taraxacum. Cephalalgia of two years' duration,
very violent whilst moving and standing.
Valerian.
Zincum.
(Vide Hemicrania.)
CHLOROSIS.
Ferrum, Pulsatilla, Nux vomica, China, Cocculus, Sulphur, Sepia, Phosphorus, Natrum muriaticum, Lycopodium, Acid. nitricum, Graphit.
Phosphorus, Zincum, followed by Ferrum.
Sulphur, Carbo. veget., and Hepar sulphuris.
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Amennorhoea, emaciation and cough; after
scabies.
Calcarea Carbon. Chlorosis, with symptoms of
Ascites.
China, Pulsat., Cocculus, Nux vom.
CHOLERA      MITIS. (Bilious   diarrhoea, Vomiting.)
Antimonium crudum. Infantile cholera, frequent
vomiting of food, drink and mucus, at the
same time diarrhoea and great desire for cold
water.
Arsenic. Cholera, sporadic infantile; violent diarrhoea and vomiting of a watery mass, with great
weakness, sunken cadaverous countenance, cold
sweat on the forehead, eyes dim and deep sunk
in their sockets, with blue circle round them,
tumid abdomen, coldness of the body, with great
emaciation, constant moaning.
Arsenic.  Burning hot skin, great thirst, disturbed nights, jactitation of the limbs, constant
starting and restlessness.
Arsenic. Cholera, with great anxiety at the praecordia.
Arsenic. Watery vomitings and diarrhoea, with
periodic burning.
Belladonna. Vomiting, and mucous diarrhoea with
dry hot skin.
Calcarea acetica. Acid vomiting and diarrhoea, in
children.
Chamomilla. Moderate diarrhoea without pain,
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China. Cholera, coming on generally at night.
Colocynth. Continued, constant recurring diarrhoea, lancinating, cutting pain in the abdomen,
with violent cramps in the calves of the legs.
Ipecacuanha.
Helleborus niger. Anorexia, painful colic, nausea,
vomiting of food, cutting pain in the abdomen,
constant desire to go to stool, diarrhoea, inclination to sleep.
Secale Cornutum. In diarrhoea analogous to cholera.
Veratrnum. Cholera sporadica, with watery diarrhoea, loss of appetite, restlessness, great thirst,
acid vomiting of a mucous watery fluid, 'with
great lassitude, bluish glazed countenance, lower
part of the abdomen hot and swelled: in combination with Chamomilla 12, or Rheum.
Veratrum. Cholera sporadica, with severe cuttings
in the abdomen, green, bitter vomitings, constant purging. The greenish yellow diarrhoea,
returned again with much thirst; cured by
Rhus.
Veratrum.   Alternate vomiting and diarrhoea,
oppression at the scrobiculus cordis.  Thirst,
exhaustion, cold extremities, cold clammy sweat,
hippocratic face.
Veratrum.   Coldness  of the body, extreme
weakness, cramp of the calves of the legs,
retention of urine, cold sweat.
CHOLERA ASIATICA. (Cholera Morbus.)
Cholera Acuta. Spasms of the muscles, vomiting,
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coma, hippocratic face; Veratrum Album, Arsenic, Cicuta Virosa.
Cholera Dysenterica. Beginning with simple
diarrhoea, with red and watery evacuations,
which become later of a consistence of barley
water or curded milk, adynamia. Camphor,
Phosphorus, Acid. Phosphoricum. An Ice Glyster, in obstinate colic.
Cholera Vomitoria. Continued vomiting without
diarrhoea, diminished secretion of urine. Ipecacuanha. (JVeratrum Album, Chamomilla, Nux
vom.)
Cholera Spasmodica.   Vomiting and diarrhoea
inconsiderable.  Cup. metal., Veratr. album,
Camphor.
Cholera Asphyxia, vel sicca. Sudden depression
of the powers, icy coldness, loss of consciousr.ess, coma; Camphor, Veratrum Album.-With
complete asphyxia, Carbo. veget., or Acid Hydrocyanicum.
Cholera inflammatoria. Long continued vomiting,
slight diarrhoea, with white evacuations.  Veratrum, Ipecac., Cuprum; when the vomiting has
ceased, Aconite.
Camphor, is good only in the first stage, with the
following symptoms: previous exhaustion, with
death-like countenance, sunken eyes, bluish
colour, with coldness of the face, hands, and
feet, despondency, anxiety, with feeling of suffocation, confusion of head, hoarse voice, burning in the stomach and oesophagus, cramp in
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in the scorbiculis, without thirst, without
vomiting, or diarrhoea; (but according to Dr.
Reutel, only in the last case, so long as there
are no convulsions combined.)
Camphora is indicated where all the powers of
life are sunk, pulse hardly perceptible, warmth
of skin almost gone. But it is not applicable
where profuse evacuations are present.
Camphora, after Hahnemann's preparation, a teaspoonful every four or five minutes.
Treatment of Cholera, according to Dr. Bakodys.
First Stage. Ipecacuanha every half an hour, afterwards Chamomilla, with tongue covered with
yellow fur.  Oppression at the epigastrium,
colic and anxiety. Should these not have the
desired effect, Veratrum must be given, particularly if there are the following symptoms
present: diarrhoea, with watery whitish green
evacuations, pinching, burning around the
stomach, great desire and thirst after cold
water. Vomiting of what has been previously
eaten.
Second Stage, with the following symptoms:
Tonic and clonic spasm (cramp), especially in
the fingers, toes, and calves of the legs, also
spasms of the chest (at times, absence of all
spasms); sunken countenance, blue lips, diminished temperature of the skin, sunken eyes,
with Ipecac., and Veratrum; at times Cicuta
Viros., acts  very  beneficially, particularly
where there is vehement tonic cramp in the
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nating with the vomiting, and when the evacuations are scanty and seldom.
Third Stage.  The highest degree of exhaustion, general apathy, icy coldness and clammy
perspiration all over the body, lividity of the
body, hippocratic face; TVeratrum, Cuprum, Arsenic and Prunus, Laurocerasus.
Cuprum, when there is a pressive pain at the scrobiculus, increased by touch, audible gurgling
when drinking, vomiting, coupled with severe
pressure of the epigastrium, anxious, difficult
respiration, preceded by a constricting sensation
in the chest, and likewise clonic cramp in the
fingers and toes.
Arsenic. After vomiting, pain in the epigastrium
remaining in one place, with tonic cramp in the
fingers and toes, with a sudden remarkable
sinking of the powers of life, with anxious
movements of the body here and there in the
bed, and unspeakable anxiety of approaching
death, painful oppression of the chest, burning
thirst, burning evacuations, with violent colicy
pains.
Laurocerasus. Gives immediate relief when there
are tearings in the upper and lower extemities,
dullness of hearing, stupefaction, as of drunkenness; spasmodic contraction of the muscles
of the face, and constricting sensation in the
throat when trying to drink, with small slow
pulse, vertigo, stupefaction; convulsions of the
face.
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trumi as the chief remedy. Clprum where there
was much cramp of tie muscles, bowels, &c.
Camnphor, Arsenic, Secale cornutum. When there
was vomiting the greater part of the time, when
the stools were colourless, which showed that
there was no bile in the intestinal canal.
Carbo. vegetabilis. When the cholera symptoms
had yielded, and the congestion of the head and
chest remain, if the oppression still exists, with
slight coma, and the flushed cheeks are covered
with a clammy perspiration.
(Cicta virosa. Where the patient lies comatose
with eyes distorted upwards, the breath oppressed to the utmost degree, violent spasms of
the chest, vomiting, slight diarrhoea; with the
aid( of Acid HIydrocyanic.
IJecac. and Acomi., when the vomiting is excessive.
AMercuritus, in dysenteric cholera.
Against the acute diarrhoea of the cholera form,
Secale cornutum is of especial service. Of the
chronic kind, Mercur., China, Dulcamara, Acid
nitric, Tartar emetic, Digitalis.
Against cholera conjestion, Camphor, Nux vomn.,
Acon., Secale cornut., Lycopod., Cuprum. and
Ipecac.
Belladonna. Where the countenance is red; glassy
eyes, cephalalgia, congestion of the head. Nux
romr. when the diarrhea is not yet copious,
especially when there is violent tenesmus, with
scanty evacuations.
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Phosphorus.  Violent borborygmi, with copious
diarrhoea of a serous fluid, without pain, without
vomiting.
If Typhus Fever should remain as a sequel, Bryonia, Rhus., Acid Phosphor., also Stramoniun,
Hyoscyam., Belladonna, Carbo. veget., Opium.
If symptoms of a chronic kind remain, Tinctura
Sulphuratis benefits.
Veratrum. Vomiting of a greyish fluid, stools
every half hour, of a half yellow half grey consistency; the bowels painfully pressed against
the spine, with sensation of heat, the rest of
the body ice cold, hippocratic face, aphonia,
painful cramps of the toes and calves of the
legs, pulse hardly perceptible.
As preservatives, or prophylactics, Camphor, Cuprum, Veratrum, also Ipecacuanha and Arsenic.
CHOLERINA. Acid Phosphoricum. Borborygmi,
copious, watery, and greenish diarrhoea, accompanied with great lassitude, clammy, viscous
tongue, thirst, bad colour of the countenance,
vertigo, and suppression of the urine.
Phosphorus.   Rumblings, borborygmi in the
abdomen, with watery, slimy, greenish diarrhoea,
with hot skin.
Ferrum  Metallicum and Calcarea carbon., Helleborus niger, Arsenic, Secale cornutum, and
Chamomilla.
CHOREA ST. VITI. (St. Vitus's dance.)
Chorea, with vertigo, borborygmi in the bowels,
various movements and convulsive twitchings in
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Nux vom., 30.  Calc. carb. 24. Lycopod, 30.
Silicea, 30.  Phosphorus, 30.  Caustic, 30.
Sulph. 30.
Chorea, from fright. The head is drawn backward, gnashing of teeth, violent twitches of the
whole body, he dances, and makes great springs
with closed eyes and convulsive movements of
all the limbs. Stramonium, Ignatia, Nux vom.,
Hlyos., Belladonna, Aconit., Pulsatilla, Sulphur,
Phosph., Sepia, Carbo. veget., Calc. carb.
Chorea, Iynatia, Belladonna, Asafoetida.
Asafatida  with Ignatia,  Pulsatilla, Cuprum,
and Aurum.
Calcarea and Sulphur. Chorea coming on from
grief, with very stuttering speech, constant movement of the whole muscular system, crossing
of the feet whilst walking, emaciation.
Calcarea carbon.
Calcarea and Bellad.
Causticurn. After an expelled eruption, different
movements of the mouth, eyes, head, hands,
and feet arise with loss of sleep and restlessness, when caused from a relapse in the diet, was
cured always by Ignatia and Causticum.
China.  Twitches of all the muscles, thirst, with
fever, followed by perspiration, in a boy of six
years of age; with the help of Ignatia and
Cuprum aceticunm.
Cocculus and Belladonna, in chorea of one side of
the body.
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Cuprum.   All parts of the body are put into extravagant movements when awake, none of the
limbs can remain quiet; the tongue itself has
an involuntary motion.
Cuprum aceticumn. Convulsions, with distortions
of the eyes, face, and body, jactitation of the
left arm and leg, anxiety, and vehement weeping:
with the assistance of Ignatia.
Ignatia. Chorea from fright.
Ignatia. Chorea in a young girl of eleven years
of age.
Stramonium.   Staggering, hesitating gait, trembling of the extremities.  The voluntary muscles have involuntary motions, inactivity of the
organs of sense, loss of memory, stammering,
convulsions of the muscles of the face. China
12, against the trembling, and gastric disturbance, with great thirst, which remain.
Stramonium, cured a chorea with difficult speech,
preceded by Belladonna.
Stramonium, and Sulphur.
Stramonium, and Nux vomt.
Zincurn with Stramonium. Almost constant pressing head-ache; no thirst; pressing pain at the'pit
of the stomach, involuntary tears, irregular convulsive movements of the limbs, tottering gait.
Stramnonium, relieved the great apathy, unwillingness to mental exertion, and convulsive movements which remained.
CLAUDICATIO SPONTANEA. (Spontaneous
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CLAVI PEDIS, Petroleit, Phosphorus.
C(ELIALGIA     SPASMODICA.       (Coeliac [abdominal] spasm.)
C. Spasm. Hysterica. Pulsatilla.
Pulsat., with Ferrum. Strong pressing pain at
the rectum, coming on every four weeks, at the
time of menstruation, at the same time inclination to vomit, alleviated by lying down. After
eating, pain in the epigastrium, with eructations.
Pulsatilla. Spasm in the hypogastric region, from
suppressed menstruation, with asthmatic sufferings.
Belladonna. Very violent pain in the right side,
and lower part of the abdomen, back and
anus, obliged to lie down, and causing great
uneasiness.
Sulphur. Cutting pain, sensation as if a fist was
thrust into, and turned round in the abdomen.
This pain alternates with another in the scrobiculus cordis, as if two stones were rubbed
against one another; sitting in a bent position
relieves it.
Also, Cocculus, Cuprum, Hyoscyamus, Ignat.,
Ipecac., Magnes. muriat, Moschus, Nux vom.,
Rhus., Sepia, Stannum, Stramon., Valerian and
Veratrum.
COLICA.
Arsenic. Violent griping pain, rigor, thirst,
great anxiety, restlessness, vomiting of liquids
which had been recently swallowed, fainting,
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Belladonna.   Violent colic, with borborygmi
and tumidity of the bowels.
Chamomilla. Dreadful tearing constricting pains
in the stomach, and small of the back. The
whole body trembles. The abdomen is very
painful to the touch, as if it were ulcerated.
Diarrhcea, with bilious derangement during
menstruation.
Colocynth. Violent cutting pain in the abdomen,
as of a knife.  No movement of the body
gives relief. Despondency, afterwardsviolent
pricking pain in the region of the ovarium, with
rigors during the pain. Colocynth 12; the pressure at the scorbiculus cordis and bowels, which
remained, was removed by Pulsatilla, as also
the eructations.
Colocynth. Violent pains in the bowels from catching cold, so that the patient bends to his knees,
and cries out with agony; nausea; diarrhoea.
Colocynth. Violent cutting pains in the bowels
in paroxysms.
Colocynth. Violent sticking and burning pain in
the abdomen, in the left lumbar region, ceasing
and returning.
Colocynth. Very violent pain in the bowels, as if
the intestines were being cut: the countenance
is distorted from pain, perspiration over the
whole body, no appetite, or desire to drink,
constipation; the abdomen is very tender to
the touch during the pain.
Colocynth. Violent colicy pains day and night;
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Colocynth. Violent pain in the abdomen, in a
boy of thirteen years of age, of a cutting kind;
he cries out aloud: it lasts several moments,
and then ceases.
Mercur. and Sulphur. Violent colic on left side
of the bowels, with constipation.
Nux vom. Periodic pain in the abdomen in the
morning after eating.
Pulsatilla. In a pregnant woman, with aching
pain.
Veratrum.  Periodic colic every evening after
dinner.
COLICA, FLATULENTA.
Arsenic.
Chamomilla. In an infant with green evacuations.
Colocynth. Very violent colic, as if the bowels
were pressed between two stones, at the same
time, considerable tympanitis.
Belladonna. With fainting fits and congestion.
Cocculus. Deep seated.
Phosphorus. Pain in the lower part of the abdomen.
COLICA HICEMORRHOIDALIS.
Sulphur. After eating, colicy pains in the
epigastrium, with pressing pain about the liver,
pains in the sacrum  and loins, and varicose
hoemorrhoids; with the assistance of Aconita.
COLICA, HEPATICA       01. Terebluth.
Colica Hepatica  With Icterus, (jaundice),
Nux vom. and Puls
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the left flank, and cutting pain in the region of
the uterus, so that the patient is obliged to cry
out. The menstruation continues eight days; a
bent position relieves the pain; Pulsatilla.
Secale cornutum. Menstrual colic, with paleness
of the face, coldness of the extremities, cold
perspiration, small weak pulse, alternating cutting, and tearing pains in the intestines.
COLICA NEPHRITICA.
Belladonna.
Nux vomica.
COLICA SATURNINA. (Lead colic.)
Opium relieves the constricting pains, constipation, and great uneasiness, it acts in most
cases as a specific.
Platina 6.
Alumina 30, in the consecutive treatment,
COLICA IIERNIALIS.
Nux vom., Op1ium.
Belladonna.
CONGESTIO LYMPHATICA            AD CAPUT.
Belladonna with the assistance of Pulsat.
-- SANGUINIS.
Aconite as specific.
Aconite in a woman who had already been bled
seven times in the year.
Aconit, Bellad., Nux, Cham., Arnica, Pulsat.,
China, Mercur.
Carbo. veyet.
CONGESTIO SANGUINIS AD PECTUS
(Sanguineous congestion at the chest,.)
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under certain circumstances Squilla, Digitalis,
with violent beatings, Aurum., China.
CONGESTIO AD UTERUM            (Congestion of
the uterus.)
Bellad., Calcarea, Sulph., Platina, Mercurius,
Nux, Bryon., China., Ipecac., Crocus, Sabina.
--   AD VISCERA ABDOM. (Physconia Sanguinea.)
Nux vom. when there is tension, swelling, oppression, heat and burning in the lower part of the
abdomen and sacrum, pressing pain and contractions in the rectum and bladder.
CONTUSIONES (Bruises, &c.)
Arnica given internally, and applied outwardly, acts as a specific, internally, globules 2,
or gtt. i. externally, one part of Arnica to 20
of water.
Acid Sulphuricum. In considerable contusions,
where the soft parts are in a state analogous to
gangrene,with much echymoses,gangrenous spots
and dull aching pains; at intervals of some days,
Acid Sulphur. concent. gtt. vj., Aq. frigid. v., ft.
lotio,well skaken together, and applied externally.
Seidel has employed this with great success
where Arnica has entirely failed.
Conium. When the glandular parts have been
bruised, after having previously given Arnica.
It is only when the contusions bring forth a
psoric habit that it is necessary to have recourse
to Merc., Bellad., Bryon., Spongia, Carbo. annim. and veget., Kali carb., Phosphorus, Iodine,
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CONSTIPATION. Vide OBSTRUCTIO ALVI.
CONVULSIONES.
Arsenic. In painful snatching of the limbs
whilst sleeping.
Belladonna. Very violent convulsions of the
whole body, the patient casts himself upwards,
he draws up his legs towards the abdomen.
Belladonna. Loss of consciousness, red, bloated
countenance, the whole body is convulsively
moved, especially the eyes and arms, froth
from the mouth, delirium.
Belladonna.  Epileptic convulsions, violent convulsive movements in the arms, the fore-arms
violently moved, vertigo, loss of consciousness;
the eyes and mouth are convulsed, reddish froth
from the mouth, the upper part of the body and
head are drawn back; the whole body stiff,
the thumbs drawn inwards.
Belladonna. Convulsions of the arms, contraction
of the left arm, with circular swinging movements.
Belladonna. Convulsive catching of the head.
Belladonna. Convulsions in children; attack of
a quarter of an hour's duration; stretches out
its limbs, turns itself upon its back, weeps,
cries out as if in a passion, casts the legs in all
directions, shrieks out and draws himself together, incurvates the fingers (not the thumbs.
Stramonium. Arnica had been given previously
out benefit.
Bryonia. Convulsions of the arms in a pregnant
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and throw himself about, with oppression at the
chest, violent throbbings in the thorax, red, hot
face.
Ignatia. Twitchings, distortion of the limbs with
crying out, the colour of the countenance
changes from red to white, much saliva flows
from the mouth, loss of consciousness, oppressed
respiration.
Ignatia. Convulsions of children, with inflammatory disease of the brain.
Ipecacuanla. The patient is unconscious of the convulsive shocks, the countenance pale, and swelled,
all the muscles of the face distorted, as also the
limbs; at the same time that he raises the
extremities, he raises the upper part of the body
perpendicularly, much exhaustion after the
attack.
Moschus. Convulsions of the countenance, breast,
abdomen, extremities, with loss of consciousness and feeling, and cessation of the menses.
Pulsatilla. Convulsive movements in the right
arm and leg.
Pulsatilla and Chamnomilla. Violent gnashing of
the teeth in a boy of six years of age, wide
opened, protruded, turnedup eyes, he lies staring
and unconscious, cold over the whole body,
with pale countenance and protruded tongue;
respiration quick and painful, bowels and epigastric region very much swelled.
Stannum.   Spasmodic contractions of the face,
eyes, and muscles of the neck, when the
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in the bed; vertigo, head-ache, dysphagia, burning heat over the whole surface of the body;
urine and stool involuntary, after every convulsive spasm.
CONVULSIONS IN YOUNG CHILDREN.
ARISING FROM DENTITION.
Belladonna. In plethoric and corpulent children
and of a sanguineous temperament, starting
while sleeping, pupils much enlarged.
Chamomilla. In children of nervous, sanguineous
temperaments, extreme sensitiveness, peevish,
fretful disposition, one cheek red and the other
pale, convulsions of the arms and legs with
clenched thumbs.
Belladonna and Chamomilla in alternation.
Ignatia. Melancholic temperament, alternation
of vivacity and sadness, light slumber with
flushes of burning heat, tremor of the entire
body, violent crying, when paroxysms occur
every day at a stated hour, or every other day at
variable hours.
Cina.  Melancholic temperament in scrofulous
children, attended with picking at the nose and
itching at the anus, attack of spasms of the
breast and limbs, with rigid stiffness of the
entire body.
Arsenic with Stramonium, previously given and
followed by Belladonna; irritability, great thirst,
diarrhoea, restless sleep, attacks with opisthotonos and emprosthotenos, clenched fingers and
extended thumbs.
Stannum. When spasms occur at the appearance
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of each tooth, with burning heat of skin, violent
bounding pulse, spasmodic twitchings, of the
face and eyes, fcecal and urinary evacuations in
the midst of the convulsions.
-     FROM REPELLED ERUPTIONS.
Belladonna. From suppressed scarlet fever, alternating with Opium and Stramonium.
Bryonia. Dependant on suppressed measles.
Stramonium. Arising from suppression of acute
or chronic eruptions, sometimes an extreme
aversion or dread of water.
Tartar emetic.  Arising from repelled eruptions
of the head, when symptoms resemble those of
Hydrocephalus.
Sulphur. Arising from repelled chronic eruptions.
If the symptoms indicate any of the previous
medicines, let it be given at once, but if immediate impression is not obtained, give the Sulphur speedily, and continue the alternation until
successful.
-ARISING FROM IRRITATION OF THE STOMACH.
Nux vomica. Convulsions, in lively, sanguineous,
and nervous temperaments, arising from derangements of the digestive organs, gripings and distention of the abdomen, constipation, violent
spasms with shrieks, bending the body backwards, especially the head, fixed eyes and trembling of the limbs, much thirst and excessive perspiration during the intervals of the paroxysms.
Pulsatilla. In dull phlegmatic, or mild merry
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Coffea. Convulsions arising from the abuse of
laudanum, paregoric, etc.; if not prompt in its
action, give 1-2 gtts. of spirits of camphor every
ten minutes.
Ignatia. In convulsions from the abuse of Camomile tea.
Ipecacuanha. Convulsions preceded and attended
by pale bloated face, frightful distortion of the
muscles of the face; aversion to every thing but
water; nausea, vomitings, and diarrhoea,
--   ARISING FROM WORMS.
Mercurius. Indicated when the attacks come on
in the evening, and the skin is disposed to perspiration; child is seized with painful eructations, water rises up and ejected from the mouth,
abdomen distended and hard.
Ciwi. Alternating with Hyoscyair s.
Hyoscyamus. Attacks coming on periodically, and
immediately after eating, nausea after a meal,
sometimes vomiting, or suddenly shrieking and
becoming insensible, foaming at the mouth,
grinding the teeth.
Cicuta. While during the undoubted existence of
worms, the child is suddenly taken with violent
abdominal gripings, and colic, which persist
until they merge into convulsions, tremor of
the limbs, jerks like electric shocks.
-— ARISING FROM MECHANICAL INJURIES.
Arnica. From convulsions arising from contusions
when a surgeon is not absolutely required.
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Ignatia.
Stramonium. When the child is suddenly convulsed and senseless from fright.
Secale. When Stramonium fails, and also in alternation with it.
— ARISING FROM UNKNOWN CAUSES.
All the preceding remedies according to the indications: Aurumn has been used by Rau, in convulsions attended with laughing and weeping.
Aconite by Hartmann, in those attended with high
fever.
Cocculus, Cuprum, Cicuta.
"When medicines are not at hand, the child should
be placed up to the knees in hot, not scalding
water, until the convulsions have ceased, and
then taken out and wrapped in a warm dry
blanket; and should the convulsions again come
on, the immersion to be repeated, with the
addition of a small stream of cold water poured
on the head, until animation becomes apparent,
and then to be taken out and put into a warm
dry wrapper.
"Injections are also of much value in convulsions,
when arising from any irritating substances in
the intestines: the injection should precede the
bath, or in the intervals of the bathing; simple
warm water, or milk, or equal parts of sweet oil
and warm milk, or a composition of warm water,
salt, and molasses."-New York Hom. Exam. v. 1.
Vide also, SPASMI.
CORYZA. (Cold in the head and nose.)
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which alternates with rheum and burning in the
nose.-Very violent head-ache, with excoriating
discharge.
Digitalis. In a chronic coryza.
Nux vomica.
Pulsatilla. In a catarrh where there is much discharge. Chronic coryza, with a greenish yellow discharge of a fetid kind, with swollen and
much excoriated nose, from cold. Corvza in a
warm room, and in the evening, unimportant in
the cold air.
Ignatia. Coryza in hysterical persons.
(Coryza habitual.)  Silicea, Sulphur, Calcarea.
-- Checked by cold, and from which arises gastric symptoms, Nux vomica 18, Antim. crutd.,
Puls., Ipecac.
-      Repulsa. China, Ambra.
COXALGIA. (Disease of the hip joint.)
Pain with uneasiness of the hip joint behind
the trochanter and inside of the knee, slight
lengthening of the affected extremity, with inability to tread upon it; shivering, alternating with
heat. Belladonna, Arnica, Rhus., Hepar sulph.
Bryonia, and Merc. solub.
Calcarea carbonica. In an infant three months old.
Calcarea carbon.  Involuntary lameness in a scrofulous child of three years of age, drags the left
foot in walking, the joint of the foot is turned
outwards. The diseased foot is longer.
Hepar sulpAuris.  The right foot two or three
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burning pain in the hip and knee joint, swollen
glands of the neck and a large goitre.
Mercurius followed by Arnica. The diseased right
leg is longer, violent lancinating pain in the right
hip joint, increased on movement; coming on
after a fever.
COXARTHROCACE.
In a scrofulous child of six years of age, ischiadic
abscess, suppuration, darting pain in the right
hip, thigh and knee, spontaneous luxation from
within outwards, the knee cannot be made
straight, slow fever. Arnica 6, Bryon. 12, Lycop. 30, Acid nitr., Sulphur, Calc. carb. 30, Silicea, Petrol 30, Bryonia 8, Phosphorus 30.
Coxarthrocace with an abscess from which
much ichor exudes, Merc. solub. 3, Spong. 2 dil.
Hep. sulp. 1, Arsenic 30, China.
Sulphur. In a boy fourteen years of age, arising
from catching cold.
Colocynth. In a complicated case.
CRUSTA LACTEA. (Scald-head, Porrigo.)
Arsenic, Bryonia, Baryta acet., Dulcamara,
Lycopod. 30, Sarsaparilla, Sepia 30, Sulphur.
Mezereum and Rhus.
CRUSTA SERPIGINOSA.
Arsenic, Rhus., Hepar sulp.
Sulphur. In a child six weeks old with diarrhoea
and convulsions; also, Arsenic, Calcarea, Clematis, Dulcam., Graphit. and Mere.
(Vide Herpes.)
CYANOSIS.
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and tongue; cold extremities; anxiety; dyspnoea;
cough with expectoration of blood.
CYPHOSIS.
Merc., Mesmerismus, Pulsatilla, 18, in a boy
with rachitis.
Sulphur. In a scrofulous child ten years old,
from a blow in the back, at the same time tonic
and clonic cramp with strangury; with the help
of Cicuta virosa and Staphysagria.
CYSTITIS. (Inflam. of bladder.)
Cantharides. With pain in the region of the
bladder, which is also painful on movement;
burning pain, especially before and after making
water; suppression of urine.
Aconite as a palliative.
Nux vom., when caused from the abuse of spirituous drink.
D.
DELIQUIUM ANIMI. (Fainting.)
Chamomilla. Falls down unconscious; cold
over the body; hemorrhage from the nose, lungs,
and stomach in the night.
Hyoscyamus. Fainting fit with swelled livid countenance; contracted pupils; difficult impeded
interrupted respiration, trembling of the body.
Stramonium. Obscured vision, wandering of the
senses, throws out his legs in different directions,
talks incoherently, knows no one; retention of
urine; he falls into a soporific state with loud
stertorous breathing; with the help of Cocculus,
for the incipient parableps illusoria.
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Aconite, Arsenic, Crocus, Nux vom., Oleander,
Plumbum, Sulph., Veratrum.
DELIRIUM     TREMENS.
Belladonna, with very remarkable trembling.
Belladonna and Nux vomica. Loss of memory;
imaginary visions; loss of sleep; stammering;
undetermined speech; sore throat; convulsions
of the limbs, and terror on awaking, trembling;
iNux vomica removes the trembling, the loss of
power, and the violent startings.
Calcarea. Delirium tremens; his ideas wander
upon fire, death, rats, mice; cured in three
days.
Nux vomica. Trembling, loss of power in the
limbs, cannot keep his limbs quiet; stammering
speech; vomiting.
Nux vomica.    Delirium  tremens, with great
anxiety, gastric uneasiness, constipation, trembling of the limbs, congestion of the head, disturbed sleep.
Opium, dil. 6. The extremities and muscles of
the face in continual trembling and convulsive
movements; perverted phantasms; perspiration
over the whole body; complete constipation:
against the great weakness and exhaustion,
China
Opium and Coffea.
Stramon. and Hyos.
DENTITIO DIFFICILIS (Difficult teething.)
Calcarea carbon.
Murias. Magnes. Tardiness in cutting the teeth,
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Diarrhoea, caused by teething; Chamomilla, together with Aconite, if any fever is present; or
Coffea, where there is great agitation of the nervous system.
(Vide also, Teething with convulsions, under the
article, " Convulsions.")
DEPILATIO. (Falling off of the hair.)
Calcarea carbon., Graphit., Natrum., Staphysgria, Phosphor., Sulphur.
DESQUAMATIO EPIDERMITIS. (Desquamation of the skin.)
Aurum. In a furfuraceous desquamation of
the epidermis, after an attack of erysipelas of the
face.
Dr. CEgidi recommends cold lotions, applied
every day.
Sulphur, Calcarea, and Sepia, cured a desquamation of the skin of the face, of some years'
standing.
Rhus. with the aid also of Aurum.
DIABETES.
Belladonna, also Argentum, Carbo. veget.,
and Ledum, Acid Phosphoricumn, S(quilla, and
Taraxacum.
Acid Phosphor.
DIAPHRAGMATITIS. (Inflammation of the
Diaphragm.)
Aconite at the commencement, with Chamomilla, in inflammation of the diaphragm,
especially when the pit of the stomach and the
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extends towards the spine, with short interrupted respiration, dry, fatiguing cough; vomiting and convulsions; much agitation, and
continual moaning.
Nux vomica. When there is great tightness, as if
from a cord around the lower part of the chest,
with dry, short cough, anxiety and constipation.
Also, Bryonia, Pulsat., Cocculus, when there is
much inflammation; and Veratrum album and
Stramonium where a nervous condition predominates.
DIARRHCEA.
Acid nitric.  Diarrh. occurring at night,
cutting and griping pains in the bowels; rigors;
appetite impaired; evacuations of undigested
food.
Acidum phosphoricum. Diarrh., psorica.
Acid sulphuricum. Violent diarrh. without tenesmus, with angina.
Arsenic. In a boy of two years old, with exhaustion, hippocratic face, cold, clammy perspiration
of the head, cold extremities, especially at
night, at the same time great thirst, and violent
choking vomiting.
Arsenic. Scanty, slimy, frequent evacuations;
violent cutting and tearing pains in the whole
epigastric region; pain, especially on movement; excessive thirst; great anxiety and
whimpering; coldness of the extremities and
face, with cold sweat over the latter.
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boy, brownish, pappy, slimy evacuations, preceded by cutting pains; great emaciation; agitation of the mind; after different medicines had
been tried without any effect, Arsenic in many
repeated doses procured the desired relief.
Arsenic. Aqueous diarrh. accompanied sometimes with tormina, muco-flaccid tongue; great
thirst.
Arsenic. In a child six weeks old, with very
violent colic and tenesmus, with greenish,
slimy, very debilitating evacuations.
Arsenic. Autumnal diarrh. with violent burning
pain in the umbilical region during and after
a very violent evacuation; nausea; great thirst
for cold water, shivering, with much perspiration over the whole body; great anxiety; constant jactitation; complete relaxation of spirits;
diarrh. coming on after midnight.
Arsenic. Diarrh. from teething in children, daily,
five or six evacuations of brownish water, with
great emaciation; yellow colour of the skin; loss
of appetite; moaning the whole day; tumid
abdomen.
Arsenic. Diarrh. with sinking of the powers;
copious evacuations of watery, white stools;
fear of death, accompanied with violent pain.
Arsenic. Long continued dysenteric diarrh. of
children, accompanied with violent tearing
pains; great thirst; emaciation; hectic fever.
Arsenic. Violent diarrh. with great exhaustion;
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watery stools are emitted with great force;
much borborygmi in the abdomen; nausea and
exceeding thirst.
Belladonna.  Dysenteric diarrhoea, with tearing,
cutting, constricting pains in the abdomen, with
evacuation of a very little whitish mucus, afterwards tenesmus, and burning in the anus,
shivering, especially during the stools. Thirst.
Bryonia. Immediately after eating and drinking,
cutting pain in the abdomen and diarrhoea.
Calcarea Acetica. Chronic diarrhoea, in scrofulous
children.
Calcar. carbon. Chronic diarrhoea.
Chamomilla. Especially at the period of teething,
but also in adults when the evacuations are
watery and thin at first, afterwards yellow, green,
whitish, and slimy, no smell; tearing, cutting,
pains in the epigastric, and hypogastic regions,
accompanied with flatulence, tearing, burning,
and smarting pain at the anus. Eating aggravates the fulness and tumidity of the abdomen.
Camphor Spirit. In diarrhoea accompanied by colic,
especially in hot weather, and from drinking
beer.
Chamomilla.  Diarrhoea from cold, or anxiety,
with thirst and weakness.
Chamomilla. Violent diarrhoea with fetid smell.
China.  Diarrhoea when sequel of the cholera,
with milk white foeces, which create horrible
burning pains, with borborygmi and colic, with
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China. Slimy, watery, painless, diarrhoea, appear.
ing mostly at night, with copious evacuations
of undigested food.   Violent vomiting of
mucous liquid mixed with food; a violent pressing pain in the region of the stomach from
eating; dyspnoea; anxiety; the greatest exhaustion, and hippocratic face.
China. Frothy white stools, with cutting pains in
the anus. Borborymi.
Cuprum metal. Colic and diarrhcea, from the food
having been cooked in coppery vessels.
Dulcamara. Diarrhoea cruenta. Violent cutting
pain in the abdomen, especially in the umbilical
region, worse at night; immediately after these
pains, a bloody evacuation ensues, with very
vehement thirst, strong tenesmus, constant
smarting at the rectum.
Dulcamara. Violent diarrhoea from cold, violent
cutting pains; nausea; violent cold sweats; liquid
evacuations with vomiting; insatiable thirst;
distressing smarting at the anus and rectum.
Dulcamara.   Yellow, watery, mucous diarrhoea,
from a cold chill; cutting and pinching pain in
the abdomen after the evacuations.
Ferrum. Colliquative diarrhoea, in phthisis.
Ferrum. A watery evacuation, chiefly of undigested food, comes on shortly after eating and
drinking, without pain or straining.
Ferrum. Diarrhoea with white evacuations, borborygmi, in children and adults.
Hyoscyamus. Forcing, watery diarrhoea.
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Mercurius.  Bilious diarrhoea.
Mezereum. Diarrhoea, with violent tenesmus and
protrusion of the rectum, which pains as if
wounded and burnt, feeling of heat in the lower
part of the abdomen, violent cutting and griping
pains. Boborygmi; universal feeling of cold
before and after going to stool, at the same time
great desire for cool drink; with the assistance
of China against the persisting cold feeling and
exhaustion.
Nux vomica.    Violent diarrhoea, with cutting
and dragging pain in the upper part of the
thigh.
Petroleum. Continual diarrhoea, with disgust for
meat and fat, pain before going to stool; evacuation of yellow, watery consistence; burning
pain in the rectum.
Petroleum. Mucous diarrhoea with great weakness,
evening fever, soreness in the region of the umbilicus.
Phosphorus. Diarrhoea, with abdominal pain.
Chronic diarrhoea of infants. Chronic diarrhoea
with incontinence of urine and foeces; pains in
the stomach and abdomen, impetiginous scabs
on the head.
Pulsatilla.  Mucous diarrhoea with universal
pituitous condition.
Pulsatilla.  Diarrhoea, with bloody and slimy,
evacuation at night; soreness of the rectum,
and twisting pains around the umbilicus, bad
taste in the mouth; nausea; pain in the sacrum;
shivering.
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ness at the epigastrium; a valuable remedy in
diarrhoea from indigestion.
Rheum. Copious diarrhoea, tenesmus, and adynamia.
Rheum. Diarrhoea, very violent, with very violent abdominal pain and tenesmus; thirst, great
weakness, uneasiness, anxiety of death.
Rhus. In a diarrhoea existing for two years, in a
a very emaciated man.
Diarrhoea from cold, violent colic, pain in all the
limbs, very violent head-ache.
Secale cornutum.  Aqueous diarrhoea, vomiting,
dry heat, thirst, distorted countenance, dark
ring round the eyes.
Secale cornutum. Painless diarrhoea, with great
weakness, at the same time, evacuation of crude
food, or altogether watery, expelled with force,
and with much flatulence, with painful cutting
pain in the bowels.
Secale cornutum. Diarrhoea with violent cutting
pains over the whole abdomen.
Senna. Aqueous diarrhoea in a child at the breast,
with uneasiness, and violent screaming.
Sepia. Green diarrhoea of infants.
Sulphur. Diarrhoea complicated with ophthalmia;
violent colic, and horrible dragging pain at
night, impaired appetite, with feverish symptoms. Chronic aqueous green diarrhoea, with
a bad smell; colic, thirst.
Veratrum. Painless brown-coloured diarrhoea of
six weeks duration, with much thirst, and loss
of appetite.
Diarrhoea mucosa.
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Diarrhoea serosa.
Sulphur) Arsen., Secale cornut.) Senna, Cham.,
Dulcam., Ferrum., Merc., Arnic., Olean., Veratrum.
DOLORES ABDOMINIS GRAVIDAE.
In the right side of the bowels, in the region
of the fundus uteri, a very violent burning pain,
alleviated by strong pressure. Bryonia.
Pulsatilla.  Dolor. gravideea under the short
ribs, and the scrobiculus cordis, increased by
sitting.
DOLORES CAPITIS ET NUCH(E.
Rhus, Severe pains in the whole head, neck,
and shoulders; very great general debility; unconscious to surrounding objects, loss of sleep.
DOLORES RHEUMATICI ARTUUM.
Arsenic. Tearing pain in the shoulders, arms,
and fingers, also in the upper part of the thigh,
to the toes. These parts become as if dead.
Tearing pains in the back and sacrum, aggravated at night, great restlessness and exhaustion.
Belladonna. Aching, tearings, in the shoulders
and neck, increased by motion.
Bryonia. Tearing, gnawing pain in the back and
right leg, with great uneasiness, and icy coldness.
Bryonia. Tearing pains in the limbs; especially,
in the head and ears, increased by movement.
Bryonia.   Very pinching, shooting, dragging
pains, (which do not allow the patient to
remain in bed,) in the left elbow, fore-arm,
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the administration of Bryonia, Arnica relieved
the remaining sensation as if the limbs had been
bruised.
Dulcamara. Tearing pains in all the limbs, restless sleep) great weariness; with the assistance
of China.
Dulcamara,   Shooting and aching pain in the
arms and back, increased at night, and lessened
on movement; from taking cold.
Rhus. Tearing, dragging pain in the shoulder,
sacrum and extremities, all day long. Crawling, and formication under the skin.  Limbs
weary, stiff and weak, better during movement, and in bed; lassitude. Pain, and pressure in the abdomen; oppression at the epigastrium.
Thuja.   Tearing, beating pain in the right
shoulder, and humerus, extending to the fingers, which feels as if excoriated; numbness
in the fore-arm, as if it were dead, alleviated
by movement, more violent when in bed.
(Vide Rheumatismus.)
DOLORES RHEUMATICI FACIEI.
Belladonna. Rheumatic pains in the face.
Belladonna. Lateral face-ache; tearing and beating
pains, beginning at the forehead.
Chamomilla, Pulsatilla, Sepia. Pains in the gums
and temples.
Mezereum.   Spasmodic numbed aching in the
left cheek bone, and extending from thence,
above and below, on the same side.
Phosphorus. Dull tearing pain in the whole of
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on opening the mouth, and over the whole left
side of the face.
Rhus. Tearing pain from a tooth; in the jaw-bone,
ear, and head.  Sulphur, Rhus, Sepia, and
Graphites.
Tartar. emeticus.  The pain in the face, commences on the right half of the forehead, most
violent at night, loss of sleep.
DOLORES FUNICULI SPERMATICI.
Nux vomica. Constricting cramp-like pains,
with hard swelling of the testes.
Pulsatilla. Tearing, tugging pain in the testes,
especially at evening and in the night.
DOLORES PEDUM.
Very violent pain in the feet, so that the phalanges cannot be moved, burning heat, loss of
sleep; Pulsatilla. Against the swelling of the
feet, Bryonia.
DOLORES ANTE PARTUM.
When the pains have completely disappeared
without any complaint of the woman, Tinct.
Cinnamon, gtt. i.-vi. is indicated; it soon creates
powerful contractions of the uterus, if the head
is already presented.
Secale cornutum 3/30. In a first labour, where the
waters have come away too soon, and labour
cannot be completed on account of the insufficiency of the pains which, notwithstanding,
cause much suffering; Secale causes the contractions to be less piercing but more efficacious,
and the labour was completed a short time after
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DOLORES AD PARTUM.
Coffea. General painful aches in a sensitive,
pregnant female.
Opium. In sudden cessations of previous severe
pains with trembling, stupified sleep, open
mouthed and snoring.
Pulsatilla. Unfrequent, general, weakening pains
in pregnant women, with violent pain in the
sacral region.
Pulsatilla. In weak and painful labours.
Vide also, Contractiones Uteri.
DOLORES POST PARTUM.
Nux vom. General violent pains in the night,
with sensation as if the patient wished to go to
stool.
Cham., Pulsat., Bellad., Coffea, Antim. crud.
Arnica. General painful aching.
DYSECCEA. (Deafness.)
Belladonna. Difficulty of hearing, in consequence of too often cutting off the hair, with
the help of Ledum. and Pulsat.
Calcarea carbon. Deafness, with loss of memory,
from suppressed intermittent fever.
Calcarea and Petroleum. In a scrofulous boy with
periodic swelling of the submaxillary and cervical glands.
Calcarea carbon. Deafness, with buzzing in the
ears, irritability of the outer auditory passage,
with a very painful polypous-like excrescence.
Graphites.
Ledum. Deafness, with excessive buzzing, as if
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Petroleum and Silicea. Deafness of one year's
standing, with continual roaring; crackling and
noise in the ears whilst in repose; much thick
wax; pain in the back.
Petroleum. Sensation as if water were in the ear.
Pulsatilla. In cases from cold during the measles,
with otorrhcea and inflammatory swelling behind
the ears.
Pulsatilla.  Deafness from  cold, with Tinnitus
aurum.
Silicea. With roaring in the ears, and buzzing
during repose; thick wax; head-ache, tooth-ache
and swelling of the cheeks, suppurating pustules
on the chest; pain in the back; Belladonna
previously given, brought no relief.
Spigelia.
DYSCINESIA HUMERI. (Impaired motion of
the shoulder joint.)
Chlamomilla. With nightly pain.
DYSENTERIA.
Aloe, violent evacuation, with painful tenesmus, feeling of faintness whilst at stool.
Aconite. With synochial fever appearing at the
same time.
Arsenic. Dysenteric diarrhoea, with burning in the
anus, anxiety, thirst, great weakness.
Baryta muriat. Frequent evacuation of mucus
mixed with blood, and without exciting pain;
emaciation; ringworm appearing previously.
Hepar sulph. Violent tenesmus.
Chamomilla. Burning sensation of the anus.
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Colocynth. Violent tearing pain in the abdomen,
so that the patient is obliged to bend double;
with much pent up flatulence; copious stools,
streaked with blood.
Dulcamara. Tenesmus before the stool, which is
passed very violently, with incipient paralysis
of the sphincter ani.
Mercurius solubilis. Mucous, bloody dysentery,
especially with green evacuations.
Mercur. solub. Dys., with horrible pain, as if the
bowels were cut in pieces; especially violent
when going to stool; by lying down, they are
somewhat ameliorated; insatiable thirst, evacuations of mucus mixed with blood, which e —
coriates the anus. Exacerbation at night;. As
of sleep, exhaustion: two days after giving the
Mercurius, China 8 was administered.
Mercurius solub. Fever, with very violent cutting,
dragging pains in the bowels. Burning tenesmus, with evacuation of small pieces of mucus
mixed with blood, coated dry tongue, loss of
appetite, and tearing pains in the limbs.
Mercurius sublimatus corrosivus.  In dysentery
(bloody flux), when mucus is evacuated, and
combined with fever.
--    Dysentery, with shivering, heat, thirst,
anxiety, bloody evacuations, tenesmus, cutting
pains in the bowels.
Mercurius vivus. Violent, constricting, abdominal pains.
Nux vomica. Dys., with painful tenesmus, as the
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Pulsatilla. With very slimy stools, as well as great
dyspncea.
Rhus. If the watery stool is passed involuntary
in the night.
Sulphur. With cold sweat, dry and red tongue, with
hard contracted abdomen; if the pains in the
region of the umbilicus are insupportable.
Sulphur. Dysentery. The preparations of Sulphur,
are chiefly employed when other medicines have
only brought amelioration in a degree.
Tartar. emetic. Dry skin, lancinating, abdominal,
pains; thirst, tenesmus, burning in the rectum,
bilious aspect.
P4uli gives the following directions in his book:
i Observations and Experience on the Treatment of Dysentery and Scarlet Fever." Ipecacuanha, when gastritis is present; at the same
time, also, Nux vom., Pulsat., Chamomilla, when
there is more mucus than blood in the evacuations; Colchicum, when Merc. corros. only has
brought temporal relief.  Sulphur in violent
evacuations at night.-In dysentery, complicated with vomiting; Arsenic and Veratrum.Predomination of pain in the bowels, with
scanty stools; Colocynth. With strangury; Cantharides.
DYSPEPSIA.
Nux vomica.-Nux vom. and Sulphur.
Sulphur, with puffing of the epigastric region;
dyspncea, eructations, pressure at the scrobiculus cordis, constipation.
Nux vomica, Calcarea, Phosphorus. Dyspepsia
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with mucous risings in the morning; pyrosis, and
chronic diarrhoea.
Ignatia. Dyspepsia, with flatulent colic, especially
about the time of menstruation.
(Vide also, Cardialgia.)
DYSPHAGIA       SPASMODICA.         (Spasmod.,
affect., of the Organs of deglution.)
Belladonna, Calcarea,  Conium.,  Laurocerasus,
Mezereum, Platina, Stramonium, Veratrum, Zincum, Cantharides.
DYSURIA. (Strangury.)
Cannabis, Cantharides, Uva arsi., Digitalis.
E.
ECLAMPSIA INFANTUM.
Chamomilla, Aconite, Bellad., Cina, Coffea,
Ignatia, Nux moschata, Platina.
ECHYMOSES (of the eye-ball, in new-born
children.)
Nux vomica.
ECTROPIUM. (Eversion of the eye-lids.)
Digitalis, Hep. sulp., Merc. solubulis.
ENCEPHALITIS.
Belladonna. Encephalitis from measles; delirium ferox, unbearable heaviness of the head,
fixed, burning, and pressing, at the same time
shooting pain in the head, wild rolling eyes,
photophobia, contracted pupils, quick hard
pulse, great thirst, anxious respiration.
Belladonna. Encephalitis with pleuritic affection.
dry cough, shooting pain in the chest, head-ache,
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grasping'of the head, stupefaction, red, swelled,
burning hot countenance, subsultus tendinum,
convulsions of muscles of the face, dry heat:
with the aid of Aconite and Bryonia.
Belladonna. Inflammation of the brain with sopor.
He lies groaning with closed eyes, hears nothing,
speechless, indifferent to surrounding objects,
quick, irritable pulse, involuntary passing of the
foeces, and urine, short very quick respiration,
alternating with long gasps.
Hyoscyamus. Encephalitis nervosa. Total unconsciousness, shut eyes, delirium, singing, laughing, automatic movements of the hand, dilated
pupil, flushed countenance, quick, anxious,
respiration.
Encephalitis, from suppressed otorrhoea. Belladonna, Ryoscyamus, Arnica, and Sulphur.
ENTERITIS. (Inflam. of the intestines.)
Aconite and Belladonna. Violent cuttingpain
in the umbilical region, swelled painful abdomen, hard wiry pulse, hot dry skin, thirst, short
respiration.
Aconite and Bryonia. Enteritis with constipation.
Aconite 24. In repeated doses.
Aconite. In repeated'doses, with interposition of
Antimonium crudum, against the vomiting.
Enteritis with vomiting. Antimon. tartar, and
Colocynth.
EPILEPSY.
With burning pain in the sacrum, and much
yawning, aura epileptica ascending from the
abdomen, followed by convulsive movements
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of the limbs. After the attack, roaring in the
ears, exhaustion; Silicea, Sepia, Sulphur and
Graphites.
The attack comes on with vertigo, dizziness and
nausea; the convulsions appear daily, both in
the day-time and at night, more frequent and
violent at the time of menstruation, which is
scanty and irregular, fluor albus; Pulsatilla,
Platina, and Stramonium effected a cure.
Epilepsy. (Nocturnal from suppressed scabies.)
Vertigo, loss of recollection, snoring during
sleep, involuntary jactitation of the extremities
during sound sleep; after the attack, swelling
of the glands of the neck, scanty menstruation
of a black colour, fluor albus, convulsive movement of the limbs, and trembling when falling
to sleep; Silicea, Calcarea, and Lycopodium.
Graphites against the derangement of the menstruation.
Arnica. Epilepsy, arising from a fall.
Arsenic. Epilepsy, from suppressed scabies with
aura epileptica in the back: loss of consciousness, burning pain in the stomach, and very
violent pain in the sacrum.
Artemesia. Epilepsy in a boy, arising from fright.
Aurum. Epilepsy during menstruation, with alternate use of Pulsatilla and Stramonium.
Belladonna. Imperfect epilepsy, pressing pain in
the bowels, aura epileptica, no complete loss of
senses, the thumbs drawn inwards, the neck
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Calcarea carbon. The paroxysm is preceded by
hunger and giddiness of the head, sudden loss
of the senses, convulsions, contracted thumbs,
froth at the mouth; with the help of Hyoscyamus and Lycopodium.
Camphora.   Convulsions arising from anxiety.
Causticum, Chamomilla. Epileptic state, preceded
by painful colic in the bowels.
Chamomilla.  Epileptic spasms, imperfect epilepsy in a child ten years of age, with aura
epileptica; the middle finger of the right hand
is stretched out stiff; the convulsions affect the
hands, and afterwards both legs, the muscles of
the face are distorted, violent eructations, loss
of sense and speech in paroxysms; with the
assistance of Ignatia.
Cuprum. The attack is preceded by aura epileptica; the left arm is first involuntarily moved
from the body, followed immediately by a severe
attack of epilepsy.
Cuprum and Ignatia.
Cuprum and Arnica. Epilepsy, from a fall, and
arising from fright, an attack coming on one or
two days after the menstruation has appeared,
many paroxysms in the night, with groaning and rattling in the throat, froth at the
mouth, with violent contraction of the thumbs.
Hyoscyamus. Arising from sudden fright; falls
suddenly, with shrieking, on the floor; contracts
spasmodically the hands and feet, clenches the
fists, draws inwards the thumbs, froth at the
mouth, stertorous breathing. This attack ends
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Hyoscyamus.- A similar case.
Hyoscyamus. Epileptic spasms of some years'
duration, in a girl.
Ignatia. Epilepsy, arising from disease and anxiety,
--     In a boy two years of age, with flushed
countenance, staring eyes, convulsions of the
extremities.
-     After anxiety, in a young man eighteen
years of age.
--   Epileptic convulsion, from  terror, with
yawnings, eyeballs distorted upwards, froth
from the mouth, falling upon the foor, violent
convulsions of all the limbs.              *
Lycopodium.
Nux vomica. Convulsions, arising from anxiety,
froth from the mouth, spasms of all the limbs.
Opium. Epilepsy, continuing the whole night
with violent jactitation of the limbs, and painful, quick, suffocating respiration.
Petroleum.
Solanum nigrum. Epilepsy, arising from having
swallowed some of the spikes of the Secale cornutum.
Stannum. Epilepsy in a child during teething;
paleness, gnashing of the teeth, spasmodic
clenching of the thumbs, contractions of the
hands, opisthtonous distortion of eyes, loss
of senses.
Stramonium.
Sulphur. Epileptic convulsions, drowsiness, stiffness of the limbs, spasmodic closing of the
eyelids, gnashing of the teeth, clenching of the
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Other remedies: Cina, Cicuta virosa., Carbo.
veget., Valerian.
EPIPHORA. (Involuntary flow of tears.)
Euphrasia, Paris Quadrifolia and Spigelia.
EPISTAXIS.
Aconite. Constant bleeding, with a good deal
of fever, pulsation of the carotids. Pulse 120.
Belladonna. Very violent epistaxis, with great
exhaustion, and fainting. Veratrum cured the
constipation and weakness remaining after the
attack.
Bryonia. Epistaxis from cessation of menses.
Causticum.
Crocus. Pallid face, great debility.. — In a periodic hermorrhage from the nose,
with flow of black viscous blood, so as to cause
faintness.
Nux vomica. In congestions of the head. Cina 9
in frequent emissions of worms, with itching
and bleeding at the nose. As a preventive
Sulphur, Sepia, Lycopod., Carbo veget.
Rhus. Flow of clear red blood in a stream, especially at night.
(Vide also, Rhinorrhagia.)
EPULIS. (Excrescence on the gums.)
Staphysagria.
Belladonna. Against a relapse.
Pulsatilla 12, In a girl of twenty-four years of
age, darting and burning pain in the gum with
swelling and pain in the ear, and sensitiveness of
the roots of the hair, coming on, generally, in the
afternoon, and lasting till the next morning.
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abuses of mercury) bleeding, detached from the
teeth, bad smell of the breath.
Staphysagria in two doses. Excrescence on the gum
and interior of the cheek, of the size of a nut, in
an old man, the left part of the superior maxilla
swollen, pressing pain in speaking and eating.
ERYSIPELAS FACIEI.
Aconite. To moderate the fever before employment of Belladonna.
Belladonna. Much diarrhoea, swelling of the face
with bulloe, also, swelling of the hairy scalp,
mouth and throat, with difficulty of swallowing
and of breathing, and gastric derangement.
Belladonna and Hepar. sulph. Active fever, disturbed sleep, inflammation of the nose, bilious
diarrhoea.
Belladonna. Erysipelas of the face; swelling of
the face, so that the patient cannot open the
eyes, dryness and dark colour of the lips, at
the same time, tearing and dragging pains in
the head, shooting pains and noise in the ears.
Burning in the throat, and pain on swallowing,
dry tongue covered with brown fur, swelled epigastrium, difficult respiration, shooting pain in
the breast, which excites cough; dry, hot skin,
with cold feet, scanty, red, cloudy urine.
Belladonna. In an erysipelas of the face in a
woman suckling, with loss of consciousness and
diminution of milk, photophobia, thirst, shiverings, and trembling gait.
Belladonna. Accompanied with delirium, with
shooting pain in the head, wild looks, tongue
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Chamomilla. Erysipelas of the face, arising from
odontalgia, with bilious symptoms; the right
cheek is hard and blue, gnawing pain in the
bones of the face.
Graphites. A glazy redness of the countenance,
with fever, which increases in intensity.
Graphites. Redness of the head, from the forehead to the neck, with bulloe, which burst and
dry up quickly.
Lachesis.
Pulsatilla. In Erysipelas of the foot, the dorsal
part and the sole are swelled and burning, painful to the touch, on the dorsum is a spot of reddish blue colour, hard and burning.
Rhus, after Puls. and Bellad., especially when the
roots of the hair and scalp are painful to the
touch.
ERYSIPELAS BULLOSUM. (Erysip. with bullce or
blisters.)
Erysip., bullce, Faciei.  Strong red, and
swollen face, with complete closure of one
eye; upon the swelled part are many small
and large bulloe filled with yellowish water,
and causing strong burning and tearing pains,
the fingers become swollen and covered with
blisters, universal heat over the body, ending in
rigors.
--     With synochial fever, Aconite and Rhus.
Rhus and Graphites. Swollen face; many confluent yellow bulloe on the right cheek, with
burning in the swelled parts, swollen lips.
Graphites with the help of Aconite, Hep. sulph.,
and Rhus.                            F 5



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Erysipelas, bullosum, Brachii.
From gangrene of a wound of phlebotomy, Rhus
and Arsenic.
Erysipelas pedum.
Bryon., Puls., Belladonna.
Belladonna.   Shining red diffuse erysipelas of the
upper and lower part of the leg, with burning,
tearing, shooting pains, fever, head-ache, gastric
symptoms.
Erysipelas neonatorum of new born infants.
Belladonna, Rhus.
Erysipelas scroti.
Arsenic. In the Erys. of the scrotum, as is found
in chimney sweepers.
ERITHISMUS. (Of the eyes.)
Pulsatilla.
EXULCERATIO, PAPILL(E MAMILLARIS
(Ulceration of the nipple.)
Arnica. In a lying-in woman.
Sulphur. Excoriated nipples with deep cracks, Grap.
removed little watery blisters which remained.
Sulphur.  Nipples and areola cracked, covered
with a scab, from which exudes a thick ichor.
The left nipple was covered with watery scabs,
one dose of Lycopodium cured this affection.
Nux vomica. Excoriation with dragging pains, one
drachm  of Arnica montana, in six ounces of
water, used as a lotion, is of great benefit.
EXANTHEMATA.* (Eruptions on the skin.)
* HAAS, here, has not followed the Classification of Dr. WILLAW,
and does not include, under this head, The Eruptive Diseases
attended with fever, as Small-pox, Scarlatina, Measles, &c., which
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A. ON THE HEAD.
Arsenic with the help of Rhus. Every three weeks,
hard, red, itching pimples around the beard, in
which little suppurating pustules develop themselves.
Hepar sulphur. Scald-head, with ulcers in the
transparent cornea, in a boy of two years of age,
falling off the hair, red spots on the neck, face,
and head, redness of the eyes, in the left there
is an ulcer, costiveness, acid eructations, fretful
disposition.
Oleander. Scald-head on the occiput, at one time
squamous, at another watery, burning and
itching after being scratched.
Rhus. Scald-head, in a four years old scrofulous
boy, thick scabs with greenish pus, destroying
the hair.
Staphysagria. Moist achor, in a boy of a year
and a-half old, discharging foetid pus, tumified
cervical glands.
B. ON THE FACE.
Arsenic. Crusta lactea. (Porrigo larvalis.)
Arsenic. Chronic furfuraceous desquamation of
the epidermis of the nose in two cases.
Bryonia. Furfuraceous scales on the eye-lids,
with much itching, photophobia and pressure in
the eyes in the evening,with the help of Sulphur.
Hepar sulph. Eruption, pustulous, tuberculous or
scabby,
Cicuta virosa. In a strong dose repeated twice; dark
red pimples, the size of a lentil on the forehead,
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Cicuta virosa.  In dose three times repeated,
a chronic eruption of pimples, appearing every
autumn at the corners of the mouth, filled
with yellowish ichor, which excoriates the
parts it touches, and afterwards forms a thick
crust.
Graphites 30. In a boy of ten years of age, with
scaly ulcerated nose, and slight itching of the
lips, quite cured in five or six weeks.
Ledum. A dose repeated twice, dry scabs on the
face in a young man of nineteen, which desquamate and smart in the open air.
-- Little pustules and furuncles on the forehead,
or red pimples on the face, smarting, itching
on the chest.
Sassaparilla. Dose twice repeated, in an eruption
analogous to porrigo larvalis.
C. ON THE TRUNK AND LIMBS.
Alumina. Furfuraceous eruption, with fluor albus,
in a girl of fifteen, with help of Calcarea carb.
Arsenic. A kind of malignant pustule in a woman
of fifty, the left arm was swelled and covered
with pustules, giving out a putrid odour, and
discharging a dark green mucus; many parts
were converted into a glutinous mass of a whiteish grey colour.
Arsenic. Eruption between the scapuloe, with
burning pain the whole night; after giving
Sulphur there appeared an analogous place;
both disappeared by the use of Arsenic.
Arsenic. Ichorous smarting ulcers on the face,
neck, chest, fore-arms and hands, beginning with
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covered with yellow fur, bilious diarrhoea, frequent rigors.
Belladonna. Malignant pustule in a girl of twentyone, on the right leg, with shooting pains and
swelling of the foot, followed by pain in the
region of the stomach; nausea, vomiting, and
delirium.
Bovista, in a man of thirty: little, transparent,
red pustules, running into each other from the
back of the head, which burn and itch, and fill
rapidly with clear liquid, which exudes and
leaves dark red spots; with the help of Silicea.
Bryonia, in two doses. Chronic, cutaneous eruption, commencing with porrigo; the inflamed
skin is elevated into pustules, which crack, desquamate, causing itching and burning; in about
two months there appeared some pustules in the
neck, which were cured by two doses of Baryta
acet.
Clematis. In an eruption on the thigh, forming a
squamous crust, with yellow liquid; swelling of
the glands in the groin.
Coniume. In strong doses, often repeated in an
eruption of the fore-arm; the skin has a porous
aspect, and of a livid red colour, it is swollen
and has sore places upon it, from which exude
a viscous lymph, sometimes mixed with blood;
white crust forms without ceasing, and causing
itching during the whole night.
Dulcaczara. Vesicular eruption; vesicles the size
of a pea, yellow, full of water, with a red base
and forming ulcers which secrete a red ichor,
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tion spreads over the whole body, except the
face; mucous, loose stools, with burning skin,
turbid urine, emaciation.
Graphites. Eruption, with greenish white crust,
itching spots on the face and limbs, pain in the
teeth and ears during the night, and swelling of
the cervical glands.
Lycopodium. Furfuraceous eruptions on the thighs,
in a woman of fifty; after suppressed scabies,
with varices and numbness of the hands.
Merc. solub. Eruption over the whole body, in an
infant of four months; a yellow crust on the face,
with fetid ichor, and itching,tearfuleyes,verysensitive to light, little pustules on the conjunctiva.
Mercur solub. Cutaneous eruption, with opthalmia, in a child infected by a syphilitic nurse,
with the help of Mezereum.
Rhus. Against vesicular eruptions forming a crust
over the whole body.
Rhus. In repeated doses, against a kind of pustular erysipelas, appearing every new moon, at one
time on the knee, or on the nates, or on uncovered parts of the body, with dryness of the
skin of the hands,which desquamate; Tinct. mat.,
Rhus, gtt. vj. Aq. Pur. 3 vj., ft. lotio.
Rhus. Internally, and also applied externally,
after Clematis, in furfuraceous eruptions.
Rhus. In repeated doses, in a cutaneous, chronic
eruption; a thick, humid crust, covering the
head and right side of the face, exuding a fetid
sanguinolent matter; skin of the hands and
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Sepia with Ammon. carb., and Graphites. In a
chronic eruption in a woman of twenty, with
little suppurating pustules on the arms; fluor
albus.
Sepia. After suppressions of scabies, in a dry eruption over the whole body, cured in four weeks.
Antim. tart. Pimples the size of a pea, full of pus,
like those of vaccine, and forming a crust. (Sulphur administered before with no effect.)
Sulphur, Sepia, Calcarea, Silicea, and Graphites,
have cured Lepra.
F.
FEBRIS.
Aconit. When there is a diminution of the
rigidity of fibre.
Aconit. Rigors, with heat 'of body, with lancinating pains in the region of the liver, which is
painful to the touch.
Aconit. In three days Bryonia, against the constipation, and pain in the bowels, with thirst, and
heat of skin in the evening.
Aconit. In a lying-in woman, two days after delivery; foil. sympt:-Fiery-red face, shooting
pain in the forehead, short respiration, constipation; pain in the hypogastric region, with
shivering; cutting pain in the thigh; pulse
hard, small and frequent; with the aid of Bryonia against the constipation.
Aconit. 1/24. In a child three months old; burning
heat over the body, with eruption, dry skin;
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Aconite. Caused by grief in a woman; heat, with
vertigo, and frontal head-ache; sensation of
heat in the stomach.
Aconit. Inflammatory fever in a new-born child.
Aconit. Two strong doses; in an inflammatory
fever, with predominant affection of the head.
Aconit. and Belladonna. In a lying-in woman after
a fright; fever of an inflammatory nature, inclination to weep, with dimness of sight on raising
the eyes; no secretion of milk in the mammoe;
diarrhoea; heat with perspiration; exhaustion;
frequent pulse; Bryonia was given after three
days, for the pain in the region of the
ovaries.
Belladonna. Infl., fever, with sore throat, and dry
cough.
Belladonna.   Delirium, photophobia, shooting
pains in the limbs.
Chamomilla. In a child of a year old, with diarrhoea, pain on micturition, restlessness, constant
moaning.
Chamomilla.    Rigors, heat, sour perspiration,
nausea, tearing pains in the abdomen, sensibility of the body against fresh air.
Ipecacuanha. In fever, accompanied with a sighing
respiration, prognosticating Purpura. Bryonia,
also, is useful in these cases, if other symptoms
indicate its employment.
Nux vom. In a child cutting its teeth, the access of
fever in the morning.
Pulsatilla. Fever, with affection of the head, at
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than sanguinolent; lancinating pains in the
vertex, burning pain in the eyes; dryness of
the skin.
Pulsatilla is indicated, particularly, when the fever
is accompanied with shiverings without heat,
and seldom with thirst.
Pulsatilla. After a chill, in a lying-in woman, combined with white evacuations; dyspnoea; exhaustion; mucus in the mouth; dryness of the
trachea; with a dose of Nux vom., after five or
six days, for the irregularity of the stools.
Squilla after Aconite. Gastric fever, and dimness of
sight; cracked lips; dry throat; a viscous
phlegm in the mouth; diarrhoea; high-coloured
urine; fluor albus; dry skin, and cough, with
expectoration.
Stramonium. With convulsions of the limbs, and
wandering of the mind when awake; fixed look;
opisthotonos, with frightful shrieks, clinging
to those surrounding him, as if followed by
hideous monsters; redness of the face, and
moist skin.
Veratrum album. In gastric fever, in a boy twelve
years old, with previous scrofulous swellings of
the glands; pulse hard, but small, tongue dry
and yellow; thirst; constipation; bitter eructations, flatulence, tension at the umbilicus.
FEBRIS ARTHRITICA.
Aconite, Bryon.
(Vide Rheumatismus.)
FEBRIS BILIOSA. (Bilious fever.)
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in the mouth; vomiting of bile and mucus;
brown, slimy evacuation; rigors, and colic,
before each attack of vomiting.
Belladonna and Nua vom. Pain in forehead; vertigo; yellow colour of conjunctiva; brown
yellow tongue, frequent bitter eructations; dislike to food; much thirst; pressure in the region of liver and stomach; yellow evacuation.
Cocculus. After anxiety and too great use of chamomile; fullness of the epigastric region; lancinating pains in the liver; yellow evacuations, with
much burning in the anus; anxiety; fear of
death. Against the pressing pain in the epigastrium; eructations; constipation, and lassitude,
China is of essential service.
Bryonia with Chamomilla.   Red countenance,
violent thirst, wild eyes, foul tongue, bitter taste
in the mouth; vomiting of bile, blood, and of
bitter fetid liquid; constipation.
Chamomnilla and Pulsatilla. Inflammatory bilious
fever, red chapped tongue; heat in the cavity
of the mouth, bitter taste; much nausea, and
vomiting; tearing pain in bowels; great uneasiness; lassitude; cough, with tenacious, bitter
expectoration; loss of sleep.
-.- Yellow colour of the conjunctiva, and skin
around the eyes, and also of the nose; red
face; head-ache; anorexia; dry and yellow
tongue; bitter eructations; intense thirst; heartburn; bilious urine and fbeces,
Chamomilla. Head-ache, hard frequent pulse,
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bitter taste in mouth, constipation, bilious
aspect of face and eyes, with thirst and lassitude.
FEBRIS CATARRHALIS.
Nux vom.     Scraping, raw  feeling in the
throat, with hoarse speech and cough; rigors,
alternating with flushes, after midnight.
Vide Catarrh.
FEBRIS FLAVA.
Cantharides, Arnica.
FEBRIS GASTRICA.
Arsenic. When there is much vomiting, with
diarrhoea and great feebleness.
Bryonia.   Violent shooting pain, vertigo when
standing upright, foul coated tongue, violent
thirst, vomiting of bile, constipation, palpitation of the heart.
Bryonia.   Fever, much thirst, shooting pain in
scrobioulus, bitter taste in the mouth, pressure
at the epigastrium, disgust for food, fetid breath,
vomiting, costiveness.
Chamomilla. Pain in the head, sore throat, bitter
taste, and fetid breath; nausea, flatulent colic,
with tumid, painful abdomen, green stools,
startings in sleep.
Ipecacuanha.   Tremulous motion of the lips,
thickly furred tongue, eructations, nausea, vomiting of food, bitter taste, loss of appetite.
Mercurius vivus.  When there is sanguinolent
diarrhoea, much trembling, pain in abdomen,
vertigo, and yellow countenance.
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dose of Arnica 12, one of Lycopod. 28, and one
of Silicea 30, effected a cure.
thina and Silicea. Violent cough, with copious
expectoration of green purulent masses, daily
fever, with mid-day exacerbation and nightly
remission; at the same time, debility and
weakness.
Ferrum, Arnica, and Ipecacuanha. Hectic fever
and cachexy, from the abuse of Cinchona; the
greatest degree of exhaustion; anorexia; perspiration easily induced, which exhausts the patient
greatly; loose stools, with evacuation of crude
matter; the slightest noise or disturbance
causes much distress and anxiety; the memory
is impaired; hippocratic face.
Ipecacuanha. Fever, with evening exacerbations,
with great distress and uneasiness, parchment
skin, cadaverous countenance, anorexia; every
slight movement brings on dyspnoea.
Stannum and Ammon. carbon. Slow fever, with
abscess of the lungs.
FEBRIS INFLAMMATORIA.
Aconite.
Belladonna. Synocha, with dysphagia and violent
dry cough. Synocha, with delirium, photophobia, and great redness of the countenance.
FEB RIS INTERMITTENS.
Aconite. Quotidian; universal heat, violent
head-ache and thirst, followed by perspiration
and thirst.
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whole body, head-ache and anorexia. Quartan,
shivering coming on in the evening, followed by
heat of ten hours' duration.
Antim. crudum. Fever, with gastric derangement,
pain in the chest, distension, and pain in the
scrobiculus. --     with vomiting and swelling
of the proecordia. Tertian in the apyrexia, disgust, nausea, increasing to vomiting, coated
tongue, loss of appetite, pressure in the epigastrium.
Antim. crudum. Slight thirst, many gastric
symptoms.
Arnica. Tertian; yellow, bloated countenance;
the breath very oppressed, abdomen hard and
tumid, foul taste in the mouth, short dry cough,
tearing pain in the ankle joint. The patient
had previously taken much Quinine.    Arnica
gtt. j., dil. 1, Arnica gtt. i., dil. 2.
Arnica. Ague, before the cold stage much thirst;
also thirst during the hot stage.
Arnica. Quotidian; in the morning strong shivering fit, violent heat, with much perspiration,
some thirst during the cold stage, much more
during the hot; pain in the epigastrium; loss of
appetite, disgust for meat.  Arnica 6, two
doses relieved the fever.
Arnica.   Fever, with  dragging pains in the
limbs, shiverings, followed by dry heat in the
evening, congestion of the head, and much
thirst.
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short cough, and dyspnea before, and with the
shivering; thirst in all the stages.
Arsenic. Tertian; pain in the sacrum, afterwards
shivering, with cold livid hands and feet; dry
short cough, and feeling of distension at the
scrobiculus cordis; then heat, with lancinating
pain in the head, and thirst, followed by perspiration; painful sensation of the hairy scalp on
being touched.
Arsenic. Tertian; much shivering, lasting many
hours, interrupted by burning heat; great weakness; prostration; heaviness of the limbs; depression of spirits, violent head-ache, with pain,
as if the brain were pressed outwards, with lancinating pains around the left temple; nausea;
foul taste, and disgust for all food during the
attack; constipation, and swollen lips, covered
with  sordes.  Arsenic, three doses in succession.
Arsenic. Tertian; strong mid-day shivering, great
heat, with much thirst, great anxiety, jactitations of the limbs; much pain in the head;
phantasies, quick oppressed respiration; want
of appetite; red dry tongue; greatest exhaustion; trembling of the limbs; dragging pain in
every part of the body; perspiration, and relief
of the other symptoms in the evening; two
doses of Arsenic, with the help of Acon.
Arsenic. Quotidian; afternoon attack, in which the
shivering fit is many times repeated, and alternates with burning heat; at the same time, violent hacking cough, which excites vomiting; bit



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ter taste in the mouth, much thirst during the
hot stage, great pain in the back; and after
the attack, universal sensation of being bruised;
head-ache; a dose of Arsenic every evening.
Arsenic. Quartan; had lasted three months: evening attack, with stretching and distension of the
body. The greatest debility and sensation, as
if the body had been dragged through cold
water; violent burning heat, coming on in about
twohours, especiallyin the head, with unquenchable thirst, without much perspiration following.
Cadaverous countenance: cracked dry lips;
three doses of Arsenic removed these symptoms.
Arsenic. Quartan; which had been suppressed by
taking Sulphate of Quinine, came on again with
great prostration of strength; exhausting shivering, constant burning heat, with thirst and pain
in the head; three doses of Arsenic removed
these symptoms.
Arsenic. Quartan; strong tearing head-ache,
universal prostration, yawning, stretching of the
body, violent shivering fit, followed quickly by
heat, and afterwards, perspiration; cadaverous
sunken countenance.   Blue rings round the
eyes, foul smell in the mouth; Edematous
swelling of the feet.
Arsenic 18,gtt.j., with Ipecac., against the fever
induced by the abuse of Cinchona.
Arsenic. Tertian; vertigo, shivering without
thirst, vomiting of bile, mixed with blood;
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spiration and thirst, with great prostration.
Arsenic 30.
Arsenic. Shivering pains in the head and limbs;
pressing pain in the sacrum and scrobiculus,
with dyspncea, at the same time; nausea, followed by vomiting and burning heat, both externally and internally; dryness of the tongue,
with thirst, followed by sweat.
Arsenic. Shivering fit, accompanied with much
dyspncea, and pain in the limbs, soon followed by
heat and head-ache, and later, sweat; burning
thirst, which is easily satisfied, in all the three
stages.
Arsenic. Quartan; much yawning, stretching of
the limbs, shivering, head-ache, dyspncea, loss
of thirst; afterwards, strong burning heat
towards evening, with red skin; towards midnight, the patient awakes with sensation of great
anxiety, and in a strong perspiration, followed
by exhaustion, and restlessness.
Arsenic. Quartan; violent shivering, moderate
heat, long continued perspiration, with great
debility of the limbs, and universal relaxation
of the body.  In the apyrexia, confusion of
the head; vertigo on standing upright; loss of
appetite; increased thirst; cold clammy perspiration, sunken countenance, and anxiety on
account of the disease.
Arsenic. Intermittent fever; when there is no
thirst during the cold or hot stage; but after the
attack, a violent aching pain in the forehead
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Arsenic. Tertian; with great uneasiness, and oedema of the feet.
Arsenic. Quotidian; with violent desire to go to
stool, and micturate; great uneasiness, much
thirst for cold water; Arsen. 30.
Arsenic. Quartan; slight shivering, and then burning heat, and violent pain in the head, accompanied with insupportable thirst; after the heat,
much perspiration, with painful burning in the
epigastric region. Arsen. 30.
Arsenic.  Quartan; slight shivering, then strong
heat, with delirium, and violent head-ache, and
followed by slight perspiration,with thirst before,
and during the cold stage; at the same time,
pain in the epigastrium; empty eructations
before the cold stage. Ars. 30., two doses.
Arsenic. Tertian; vertigo, pulsating pain in the
forehead; shivering, remaining three or four
hours, which does not lessen the external
temperature of the skin, without thirst, but
with vomiting of bile and blood; afterwards,
burning dry heat, with thirst, ending with perspiration.
Arsenic. Short dry heat, violent pain in the forehead, as if it were pressed out, with thirst
nausea; foul taste; pain in scrobiculus; puffec
swelled abdomen.
Arsenic. Tertian; cold stage, with chattering o
the teeth, and thirst; afterwards, violent heat
with raving, and loss of consciousness; tearin!
pain in the head, with thirst; sour smellini
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bitter taste, very white furred tongue, and
scabby eruption about the mouth.
Arsenic. Tertian; commencing with giddiness;
great heat, which increases and becomes more
violent, ending in perspiration, which continues
for some time.
Arsenic. Quotidian; after mid-day attack, yawning, then shuddering, followed by heat, and much
thirst, and tearing, thrusting pain in the forehead, dry cough, dyspnoea, short breath, hot
stage, followed by great perspiration.
Arsenic. Irregular intermittent fever; at mid-day,
commencing with strong shivering,without thirst,
with burning pain in the chest, accompanied by
a cold shivering in the back, and extending to
the shoulders; flatulent eructations, with evening recurrence. In the apyrexia, much weakness.
From the use of arsenic the following symptoms
often arise; feeling of weakness in the morning,
uneasiness and nausea; which are relieved by
Pulsatilla.
Arsenic. Quartan;   mid-day shiverings, afterwards much heat, intermingled with rigors, at
the same time much thirst, no perspiration;
towards the end of the cold stage, shooting
pressing and dragging pain in the forehead,
over the eyes, increased by movement; disturbed
sleep; cedema of the feet.
Arsenic. Tertian; the attack begins with stretching and yawning; short tearing pains, before
and during the cold stage; hot stage, intermingled with shiverings, afterwards perspiration,
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no thirst, at the same time spasms of the chest,
and great anxiety.
Arsenic.  Quotidian; shivering, vomiting,   unwonted sinking of the powers; after the cold
stage, inordinate thirst, followed by much heat
and perspiration,
Belladonna, Heat, with violent congestion of the
head, delirium: when it arises from Typhus or
Encephalitis, this medicine brings great benefit,
Belladonna. Tertian  with great thirst, and chattering of the teeth.
Belladonna. The fever comes on with unusual
thirst and head-ache; the cold stage sets in with
much shivering, the patient can hardly remain
still in bed, much thirst, heat, attended with
slight delirium, followed by sweat.
Belladonna. Tertian; after mid-day, coldness
from the feet to the knees, then heat, with
dry mouth, without much thirst, and little
sweat.
Belladonna. Quotidian; shivering, followed by
heat; no sweating stage, thirst only during the
cold stage.
Bryonia. With gastric derangement. Increased by
movement.
Bryonia. Quotidian; after mid-day, strong shiver.
ing fit, lasting some hours, with unbearable
head-ache, as if the brain were pressing out,
especially in the forehead, which the slightest
movement aggravates, with much thirst after
the cold stage, great exhaustion and debility,
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very disturbed, and unrefreshing; one dose of
Bryonia relieved the fever.
Byronia. Tertian; violent shivering, lasting half
an hour.   The temperature of the skin is
raised, frequent pulse, great thirst, violent perspiration. In the apyrexia, dyspnoea, with dry
cough, dimness of sight.  Bryonia 24, relieved
the fever.
Bryonia. Tertian; vertigo, with head-ache, lancinating pain in the side and chest, with dyspnoea,
much rigors, followed by great heat, delirium,
urgent thirst, with dry cough and sweat. Two
doses Aconit. 24, before the attack, followed by
Bryonia 18, which effected a cure.
Bryonia.   Pain in forehead, with gastric derangement; rheumatic pains, increased on movement; constipation.
Cantharides. Tertian; with catarrh of the bladder
and urethra.
Calcarea. Quartan; short cold fit, followed by
violent heat, with thirst, loss of sleep; in the
morning nausea, and eructations.
Capsicum.   Strong shivering, without much heat
following.
Carbo. veget.  Thirst in the cold stage, no thirst
during the hot stage.
Carbo. veget.  Tertian; evening shivering, with
thirst, followed by heat, with much thirst, and
head-ache; costiveness.
Carbo. veget.  Quartan;  at night very severe
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drinking little, but often. Two doses of Carbo.
veget. 15.
Chamomilla. Tertian; after the paroxysm   oppression at the scrobiculus cordis, with hot
perspiration on the forehead, and unusual jactitation of the limbs.
Chamomilla. Quotidian; shivering, without thirst;
heat, with little thirst, followed by abundant
perspiration, great weakness, loss of appetite,
disturbed by unpleasant dreams at night, great
restlessness.
Chamomilla. Burning heat over the body, face
and forehead, with cold hands and very cold feet,
disgust for food, constipation, pain on moving
the limbs, great thirst, especially before the
attack comes on, vomiting, expectoration of
mucus, with cough. A previous dose of China
only allayed the fever.
China. Quotidian; in the cold fit, vertigo, pale
countenance, coldness and paleness of the hands
and feet, accumulation of mucus in the throat,
followed by heat, violent head-ache, lasting for
some time, with great redness of the countenance
full accelerated pulse, dry, spasmodic choking
cough, with pain in both the hypochondriac
regions, and likewise in the scrobiculus, sleepiness, sweat in the night, much thirst during the
cold and hot stage In the apyrexia, dry spasmodic cough.
China. Quartan; cold and shivering, heat and thirst,
and sweat. During the attack and in the apyrexia.
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yellow coated tongue, oppression at the scrobiculus, pressing, shooting pain, and swelling
around the spleen; pale, yellow countenance.
China. Quartan; mild, short, cold stage; afterwards, violent, pressing pain in the forepart of
the head; eruption of pimples on the head and
face, leaving pain in the right temple and eye,
the latter is red, hot, burning and painful, and
very sensible to the light. Lachrymation, universal heat over the body, which, however, is
not very intense; great thirst; paroxysm comes
on before mid-day, and lasts till evening, followed by strong perspiration towards night;
anxiety, and dejection, the day before the attack.
China. Quotidian; strong shivering fit, with much
thirst, oppression at the chest, great exhaustion;
afterwards, heat, with anxiety and thirst, followed by universal sweat during the night. In
the apyrexia, pain in the head, tooth-ache, little
appetite, light coloured, scanty, hard stool; continual changing of the colour of the countenance; great emaciation, debility, nightly pains
in the limbs, melancholy disposition; China 3
gtt.j., every three hours, for some days.
China. Great internal and external cold, with
shivering, at the same time, redness and heat of
the head, the hot and cold stage intermingled at
the termination of the paroxysm; thirst during
the whole attack, afterwards, some slight perspiration; two doses of China 12 completely removed the disease.
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countenance, the external scalp very painful;
much weakness; drowsiness and fullness after
eating, great pain during inspiration, thirst
during the cold stage, followed by heat and
clammy perspiration. China 12 gtti.-ij.
China. Quartan; cold fit of an hour's duration, the
hot stage accompanied with head-ache and delirium, followed by the sweating stage; thirst
only before the cold stage, nausea before the cold
stage, with continual eructations; sensation of
hunger after the fever. In the apyrexia little appetite, with pain and tension in the epigastric
region; two doses of China 9.
China. Vomiting after the paroxysms.
China. Tertian; fever coming on without the cold
stage, spasmodic cough, with painful shaking
without expectoration.
China. Quotidian.  In the apyrexia; ice-coldness
of the body, with cold perspiration, inordinate
hunger, great exhaustion, pale countenance,
disturbed sleep, with crying out; China, dil. 9.
China. Violent shivering fit, with vomiting of bile,
pallor of the face during the hot stage.
China. Intermittent, with much thirst in the cold
stage and pain in the head.
China. Nausea, bitter taste in the mouth before
the cold fit comes on, and often combined with
mucous vomiting, after the cold stage; perspiration, canine appetite.
Chin. sulph. Tertian; attack coming on at an indefinite time; coldness with tearing pains in the
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with head-ache and thirst, followed by fetid,
cold perspiration. In the apyrexia, pain in the
epigastric region, disgust for cooked meat, constipation; nightly cough with expectoration;
Chin. Sulph. 3. gr. 2.
Cocculus. Only in intermittents when the paroxysms, commence with shivering in the evening. Vertigo, dull heavy head-ache, despondency,
universal feeling of debility accompany the attack
and also existing in the apyrexia.
Drosera. Intermittent fever, with vomiting.
Drosera. If at the same time, a spasmodic cough
prevails as an epidemic; strong shivering fit,
with cold countenance, icy coldness of the hands
and feet, at the same time bilious vomiting; the
hot stage is accompanied with a violent, pressing
pulsating head-ache, and spasmodic shaking
cough. In the apyrexia, gastric symptoms arise;
repeated doses of Drosera.
Ferrum acet. Head-ache, violent pressing pain in
the forehead; after three quarters of an hour,
violent, shivering fit, with increased head-ache
and much thirst, which is followed by much
heat and perspiration, bitter taste in the mouth,
loss of appetite; constipation, yellow colour of
the countenance, great exhaustion after the attack. In the apyrexia, much head-ache.
Helleborus. Intermittent, with oedema of the feet;
indurated liver and abdominal pains.
Hyoscyamus. Chronic Quartan; with dry, nightly
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Hyoscyamus. Intermittent Quotidian, of an epileptic character, arising from anxiety.
Ignatia. When there is much thirst in the cold
stage.
Ignatia. Quotidian; violent thirst coming on at
the commencement of the cold stage.
Ignatia. Quotidian; violent, shivering fit, at the
same time, pains in the limbs, and head-ache,
with much thirst; then heat with head-ache, followed by sweat; two doses of Iynatia 9 cured
the fever.
Ignatia.  Tertian; the attack   commences by
yawning, stretching and extending the limbs,
violent shivering fit, coldness, especially in the
back and arms, with thirst for cold water, followed by external heat of body, with sensation
of cold internally; then sweat, followed by
universal debility, loss of thirst during the hot
and sweating stage; taciturn and desponding,
loss of memory, easily frightened. Ignat. 9 gtt. i.
Iqnatia. Thirst only during the cold stage, or just
before it.
Ignatia. Much thirst in the incipient cold stage,
which becomes lessened in the hot. In an epidemic intermittent, with vomiting of bile, mucus or food, especially during the cold stage.
Ignatia. Quotidian; evening cold fit, then heat
with thirst, afterwards, sweat with thirst; singing
and noise in the ears, constipation; Ignatia 30.
Ignatia. Quartan; cold stage, followed by some
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Lachesis. Intermittent; cold, with burning heat
in the face, long continued shivering over the
the whole frame; towards evening violent pain
in the head, with much heat; in the morning
much perspiration.
Lachesis. Tertian; violent pain in the limbs, with
restless jactitations, dyspncea, head-ache and
furious raving, with open eyes.
Lachesis. Chronic, inveterate intermittent fever,
with emaciation and cadaverous, greyish yellow
colour of the countenance.
Mezereum. Quartan; violent shivering, and cold
over the whole body, lasting many hours; icy
coldness of the hands and feet, with thirst in
the remission of the shiverings, sleep, with
much perspiration. In apyrexia, great pallor of
the countenance, dull pressing head-ache, loss
of appetite, swelling and hardness of the spleen,
pressive pain in the swollen spleen, uneasiness
in cold air, general weakness.
Natr. muriat.  Coldness over the body, after
which, great heat, perspiration, head-ache, anorexia, yellow colour of the countenance, exhaustion.
Natr. muriat. Tertian; in the morning, commencing with tearing pain in the knees, and
thirst, afterwards great heat over the whole
body, with violent tearing pains in the head,
and insatiable thirst, yellow colour of the
countenance, loss of appetite, loss of sleep, and
exhaustion.
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whole body, then thirst, with general heat and
boring pain in the head, weariness, impaired appetite.
Natr. muriat.   Intermittent, in the case where
a long continued cold fit preceded a too long
remaining hot stage, which is renewed by every
change of air in the bed.
Natr. muriat. Tertian; beginning with a shock
as of electricity, much heat, with thirst, pain in
the head, and stiffness in the left lumbar region.
In the apyrexia, weariness, loss of appetite, and
head-ache.
Natr. muriat. Quartan; violent shivering, with
tearing pains in the hands, feet, and sacrum;
afterwards violent heat, with head-ache and
cough, and tearing pains as in the cold stage.
In the apyrexia, pressing pain over the epigastric region, with empty eructations: two doses
Natr. muriat.
Natr. muriat. Quotidian; at mid-day very strong
shivering fit, with shooting pain under the left
rib, then great heat, with head-ache, and cough,
followed by slight sweating, only in the head:
thirst, during and after the hot stage.  The
tearing pain in the head which remains after
the cessation of the fever, is removed by Camphor.
Natr. muriat. Quotidian; shivering fit of an hour
and a-half duration, without thirst, night sweat
without thirst, loss of taste for food.
Nux vomica. Tertian; painful, pressive head-ache
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epigastric region and violent tearing pain in the
extremities.
Nux vomica. Quartan; general cold, afterwards
much heat, with confusion in head, great thirst,
followed by sweat. In the apyrexia, great appetite; one dose of Nux vom.
Nux vomica. Quartan; great cold, then heat followed by some sweat, thirst during the cold, and
somewhat in the hot stage, hard swelled abdomen, impaired appetite, white furred tongue;
two doses of Nux vom.
Nux vomica. Quartan; short, cold stage, with violent head-ache, afterwards hot stage, with diminished pain in the head, followed by slight
perspiration; but little thirst during the hot
stage; impaired appetite, bitter taste in mouth;
two doses of Nux vom.
Nux vomica.    Tertiana typo posponente; general
coldness, with pain in the epigastric and hypochondriac regions; hot stage with head-ache;
sweat, much thirst before the cold fit and during
the hot; dry mouth only in the cold stage. In
the apyrexia, anorexia, desire for cold food.
Nux vomica. Tertian; with     slight shivering,
violent heat with severe head-ache, not followed
by sweat; thirst during the hot, and vomiting
during the cold stage; bitter taste in mouth and
want of appetite.
Nux vom. Tertian; afternoon cold fit, not lasting
violent more than three hours, afterwards,
vomiting, followed by much general internal
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head-ache is more violent. Thirst during the hot,
but greater during the sweating stage. In the
apyrexia, bitter taste in mouth, white furred
tongue, little appetite, smarting pain in hypogastric region, yellow colour of the sclerotic,
hard stool, and urine of the colour of coffee
grounds.
Nux vomica. Quotidian; slight cold stage, much
heat and violent sweating; thirst in the cold,
head-ache in the hot stage with vomiting, at the
same time, loss of appetite and oppression at
chest. (Dyspnoea.) One dose of Nux.
Nux vomica. Pricking pain in chest, back, and
upper part of the thigh, short breath, much
thirst in cold stage, and violent pain in the forehead; the thirst disappears with the hot stage;
no sweating stage.
Nux vom. Quartan; with periodic shivering over
the whole body, and inactivity of the senses.
Opium. Ague, with affection of the brain, and
sopor during the hot stage.
Opium. Quotidian; with vehement shuddering,
followed by much sleep, with heat and sweat;
after awaking, head-ache and restlessness.
Pulsatilla. Quotidian; violent cold fit, coming on
in the evening about six, followed by great heat,
with head-ache, much sweating during the remaing part of the night. In the apyrexia; headache, pain in the chest, violent cough with expectoration and bitter taste in the mouth, Pulsalilla 12 removed all future attacks.
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with excessive weakness over the whole body,
shivering, and sleep  during the day, great
weariness, especially in the evening, very disturbed sleep at night, and watery stools; Puls. 12.
-    ertian; violent shivering, with sensation
as if the whole body were bruised; eructations
before the cold fit, great heat with head-ache,
which is more violent during the sweating stage,
which follows, without thirst; violent tearing
pains in the limbs during the cold stage.
--    Tertian; cold stage with head-ache, hot
stage of short duration; shortness of breath
during the sweating stage, with thirst, disgust
for all food, especially for butter; peevish disposition.
----     Quotidian; cold fit one hour duration;
hot stage with head-ache and some thirst, followed by sweating stage; stools rather loose;
two doses of Pulsat.
Rhus. Tertiana duplex; shivering fit with thirst and
smarting pain in the limbs; afterwards, universal warmth with inclination to shivering, much
sour sweat, at the same time singing in the
ears, deafness, loss of sleep, coryza.
Rhus. Tertian; with urticaria.
Rhus. Quotidian; nightly attack.  In the day,
cramps, feeling of oppression and pain, as if an
ulcer existed internally in the region of the
scrobiculus cordis; the lightest pressure cannot
be endured; fear of death; one dose of Rhus.
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hot and cold stage alternating; gastric derangement.
-- Cold shivering, accompanied by uneasiness,
and anorexia; of an intermittent type.
- Afternoon attack, beginning with cold stage,
remaining for two hours, especially in the back
and hands; some heat; very slight sweat; no
thirst; sensation of weariness over the whole
body; cadaverous face, and yellow eyes; loose
stools; brought on from the use of Cinchona;
after Nux vomica had relieved the attack, Sabadilla completely cured it.
Sambucus. In the apyrexia, profuse debilitating
sweat.
Sepia. During the apyrexia, paleness of countenance; tearing pains in the head, elbow, and
knee joint; cough; the hot stage is most
marked; in the cold stage, thirst, with tearing
pains.
Staphysagria. Tertian; with scorbutic affection;
evening shivering, without heat following.
Sulphur. Quotidian; thirst, before the cold stage,
and in the hot; vertigo; much head-ache; bitter taste in mouth; weariness, night sweat;
eruption with much itching; the patient had
been affected with scabies. Arnica, Pulsatilla,
Natr. muriat., only relieved these symptoms,
in previous attacks.
Taraxacum, Quotidan; commencing in the evening, with cold hands and nose, followed by
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Thuja. Shuddering with external and internal sensation of cold, followed by general perspiration.
Valerian. Ague, where there is no cold stage,
but only violent heat with thirst, and much
head-ache.
Veratrum. Quotidian; violent cold stage, with
much thirst, alternating with heat, giddiness,
nausea; afterwards, violent long continued heat,
accompanied with extreme thirst, delirium, endeavours to throw off the bed-clothes, flushed
countenance; fetid sweat comes on towards
morning without thirst, but with pale face.
--       Tertian; cold stage, followed first by
warm, afterwards by cold perspiration. Verat.
alb. 12.
--       Quotidian; cold stage, then some heat
without perspiration, and without thirst; one
dose of Verat..- Tertian; shivering with thirst, then some
heat without sweat.
FEBRIS MILIARIS. (Miliary fever.)
Ipecac. Eruptive fever, with sighing, constriction of the chest, diminished temperature
of the skin.
FEBRIS    INFANTILIS.      (Complicated with
difficult dentition.)
Cham., Acon., Belladonna. Burning heat,
shrieking out, great restlessness, convulsive
movements, extreme thirst, dilated pupil, staring eyes.
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ardor urine; crying out in sleep, slight convulsions, exacerbation in the morning.
(Vide also, Dentitio difficilis.)
FEBRIS NERVOSA. (Typhus Fever.)
Typhus in an enfeebled patient; cold, heat,
giddiness, congestion of the head, bruised
feelings in the limbs, Acon. and Bryon. Frightful dreams at night, with shrieking out; noise
in the ears, much thirst, burning heat in the skin,
dry tongue, covered with brown fur in the centre;
Belladonna. Inclination to constipation, with
yellow faeces, and bruised feeling in the limbs;
Nux vom. During the whole night much delirium, starting up in bed; jactitation, and
clenching of the hands, borborygmi; Ignatia.
Anxiety, and restlessness in evening, burning
heat, dry tongue; Belladonna.  Confusion of
the senses, pressive head-ache, watery eyes,
great debility, pain in the epigastrium; Acid.
Phosph., and Arsenic.  Coldness of the head,
great restlessness in the evening, starting up
in bed, crying out, groaning, delirium, hot
head, flushed countenance, Hyos. 12. All the
limbs are useless, stupefaction, eyes half-closed,
risus sardonicus, hard tumid abdomen, snoring
sleep, from which he can scarce be roused,
Opium, Carbo. veget.  Distortion of the eyes
and face, spasms of the extremities, no liquid
can be swallowed, Hyos., and afterwards Stramonium. Comatose state, meteorismus; after
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ment. Great exhaustion; yellow evacuations
cured by Verat.
Acid muriat. Playing with the hands, groaning,
subsultus tendinum, dry heat, alternating with
superficial sweat.
Acid phosph. Feb. nervos., stupida. Stupified
condition, violent delirium, dulness of hearing,
black lips, trembling tongue, complete loss of
consciousness, pale, sunken countenance, involuntary passing of feeces and urine, complete
sinking of all the powers.
---      Pressive cephalalgia, suffused dim eyes,
pale countenance, white furred tongue, borborygmi, swelled abdomen, great loss of power,
jactitation of the hands,
Acid phosph., and China.  Unusual sleepiness,
imaginary visions before the eyes; roaring in
the ears, considerable loss of hearing,
Acid sulph. Feb. nervosa stupida.
Aconite, Nux, and Rhus. Cephalalgia, dry tongue,
dry black lips, complete anorexia, abdominal
pains, dry hot skin, prostration of the physical
powers, constant moaning, diarrhoea.
Arsenic,  In typhus fever, with predominance
of abdominal sypmptoms. (Typhus abdominalis.)
Arsenic. Typhus fever, with gangrene, and convulsions, followed by violent fever, pulse small,
and quick, delirium, fetid diarrhoea, exhaustion,
indistinct speech, tongue and throat swelled,
left side of the tongue and cheek black and
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lent swelling in the left side of the throat and
lower jaw, and itching in the diseased part
of the mouth, Belladonna, relieved the pain
and the itching.
Arsenic. In epidemical typhus abdominalis.
Arsenic. Typhus abdominalis.
Belladonna. Typhus fever, with dry skin, great
thirst, dry tongue, quick and hard pulse, and
loss of sleep.
--     Giddiness, singing in the ears, dry tongue,
slight thirst, constipation, loss of sleep, frightful dreams, restlessness at night.
--   Loss of sleep, delirium, if he is awoke in his
sleep he cannot speak, quick breath, dry lips,
brown sordes over teeth and lips; with Nux
vom.
--    With inflammation of the brain, menostasia, bloated countenance, restless look, constant movement of the hands, wishes to throw
off the bed clothes, recognises no one, unconscious murmuring, burning heat over the whole
body.
-Wild restless eyes, violent delirium, quick
soft pulse, rough skin, trembling of the hands,
difficult deglutition.
-- Incipient typhus fever, giddiness, headache, avoiding the light, singing in the ears,
convulsions of the hands, sleep with dreams and
fancies, broken by continued startings.
Bryonia. Febris nervos. vers.; continued delirium day and night, burning dry heat over the
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lips dry, brown and cracked, great thirst, with
sensation of excoriation at the scrobiculus
cordis; painful micturition.
Bryonia. Continued fever, pressive pain in the
head, delirium, trembling, with startings up,
disgust for food, furred tongue, lancinating pain
in the breast, great weariness.
Bryonia. Febris gastrica nervosa.
Carbo. veyetabilis. In the last stage of typhus,
stertorous breathing, coma, facies hippocratica,
incontinence of urine and feeces.
Carbo.   vegetabilis.  Small pulse, cannot be
counted, stertorous breathing, sordes on the
lips and teeth, dry tongue, hectic flush on the
cheeks, high coloured, strong smelling urine;
against the returning dryness of the tongue
and lips, with dry, cold skin; Spirit. camphor.
Chamomilla. Typhus, with dry skin, great thirst,
dry tongue, loss of sleep.
China. Furred black tongue, yellow, watery involuntary stools; with the help of Chamomilla
and Pulsatilla.
China with Cantharides.
Coffea. Loss of sleep, from watchfulness, great
excitability of the nerves, cannot bear the
slightest noise.
Hyoscyamus.    Active violent delirium, entire
loss of sleep, restlessness, convulsions, desire to
jump out from the bed.
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the sclerotic inflamed, dry brown lips, covered
with sordes, dry hot skin, delirium.
IHyoscyamus.    Lies quiet, and in a comatose
state, with half open eyes, broken by startings
up and delirium, great exhaustion, dulness of
understanding, deafness.
Htyoscyamus.  Feb. nervos. stupida; lies speechless, unconscious of those around him; dulness,
staring eyes, dilated pupil.,Hyoscyamus. Feb. nervos. versat.; glazed rol.
ling eyes, with wild look; deafness, singing and
roaring in the ears, dilated nostrils; tongue,
lips and teeth covered with black sordes, fetid
effluvia from the mouth, continued delirium;
sometimes quiet, at others very violent, knows
no one; endeavours to spring from the bed,
picks the bed clothes.
MIercurius. Vertigo, dizziness, violent pressive
head-ache, great uneasiness and pain in the
scrobiculus cordis and umbilical region, foul,
bitter taste, burning heat of the skin to the
touch; at one time constipation, at another
yellow diarrhoea, or accompanied with insupportable pain in the epigastrium, especially at
night, with restlessness, anxiety, jactitations in
bed, and entire loss of sleep.
Mercurius and Rhus. Inflammatory typhus, with
intermittent pulse and great exhaustion of the
vital powers.
Xux vomica. He appears as if drunk,knows no one
around him, casts the head about, great debility
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Vux and Aconite. Severe pains in the head, pulsation of the carotids, dry red tongue, burning
heat, prostration of strength, want of appetite,
sleeplessness and restlessness, dry sordes upon
the lips, subsultus tendinum.
Opium. Long continued slumber, with stertorous
breathing, eyes half open, difficult to arouse,
uncomplaining.
Pulsatilla. Typhus, with painful blisters (apthoe)
on the lips, mouth, and gums, dysphagia, difficult speech, very tenacious mucus in the throat,
with suffocating cough, and great restlessness
at night.
Rhus. Great exhaustion, with dryness of the tongue
and nose.
Rhus and Sulphur. Restless jactitation, continual
raising of the left arm, religious delirium, involuntary evacuation of very fetid faeces, continual
twitching of the muscles, constant cough; after
the Sulphur, the consciousness returned, and
the twitchings ceased.
Spirit. Nitr. dulcis. The greatest depression, little
sleep, answering questions onlywhen pressed, lies
without the slightest movement, still conscious.
Spirit. Nitr. dulcis.  Febris nervosa stupida.
Staring distorted eyes, hears and understands
nothing, dry brown lips, greatest weakness,
murmurs and phantasies in his sleep, roused
with difficulty.
Sulphur. Constant heat and stupefaction, sleeplessness, raving with open eyes, catching at
those around the bed, trismus from time to time.
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pains, with thirst, and pain in the limbs. Rhus
is indicated in that state of nervous irritability,
which increases on any trifling anxiety; the
lochial discharge which had already become
white, puts on the aspect of clotted blood.
Pulsat. 18, in a mild disposition, and over
excitement of the nervous system, distressed
look, sudden suppression of the lochia, with
sensation of burning, and fulness in the genitals, with distressing access of heat, with
nightly anxiety, palpitations of the heart,
thirst, inclination (only) to go to stool. It is
also an antidote against the abuse of Chamomilla, when also Nux vomica is of service. Nux
vom. is indicated, when erethismus predominates.
Bryonia 18, in flaccidity of the breasts, abundant urine, lochia lasts too long, with no pain
in the rectum on going to stool. Belladonna
30, is a specific against spasm of the rectum
-it is also of much service when the puerperal fever is of a typhoid kind.  Arnica 6,
if any extravasations or ruptures have taken
place during the labour, and which produce
a state analogous to febrile action. Hyoscyamus, in atony of the uterus, indicated by frequent discharge of clotted blood, with spasmodic
actions over the whole body, or in one part.
Platina 6, when there is copious discharge of
thick blood, painful bearing down pressure in
the genitals and sacrum, with long continued
internal, cold shivering, violent pain in the head,
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burning heat in the face, great thirst, fear of
death.
Belladonna. Puerperal peritonitis, violent rigors,
heat, and redness of countenance, violent
boring pains over the whole, somewhat tumid
abdomen, aching pain in the forehead, with
rolling about of, and turning the eyes upwards,
the confusion and despondency is increased, loud
talking, great anxiety, and restlessness.
Belladonna. Violent delirium, hasty unconnected
speech, sleeplessness, suppression of the milk,
and lochia; against the dry heat, violent thirst,
anorexia, burning pain in the uterus, Bryonia;
against the remaining symptoms, Rhus, Arnica,
and Pulsatilla.
Belladonna. Violent head-ache, as if the brain
would be pressed out, dilated pupil, violent
abdominal pain, greatly increased by external
pressure, loss of sleep, and much thirst.
Belladonna and Bryonia.    Flushed face, white
furred tongue, flabby, milkless breast, pain
around the ovaries, diarrhoea, frequent pulse.
Belladonna.  Puerperal peritonitis, tumid painful
abdomen, great redness of countenance, dry
mouth, without thirst.
Belladonna, Metritis puerperalis. Great redness
of countenance, great anxiety, dry skin, full
pulse (120,) dyspncea, groaning: (cured in six
days.)
Belladonna and Nux vomica. Metritis puerperalis; continual pain in the uterus and rectum;
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scraping sensation in the throat and chest,
earthy taste in the mouth with mucus.
FEBRIS PUTRIDA.
With gangrene of the left side of the tongue,
and the left masseter muscle, convulsions, and
typhoid symptoms; Arsenic.
Arsenic. Burning pain in stomach and bowels
with black tongue, petechice.
FEBRIS RHEUMATICA.
Aconite.
Bryonia. Violent head-ache, tearing pain along
the back, loins and extremities, at times numbness of the fingers and toes; restlessness, heat
of the body; movement increases the pain.
Bryonia. Gastric rheumatic fever; tearing pain over
the whole body, especially violent in the wrist,
elbow, and ankle joint; ankles swollen, red,
and hot.
Dulcamara. When arising from cold; severe
head-ache, red countenance, violent thirst, dry,
hot, burning skin, violent sticking, rheumatic
pains in the sacrum, twitching of the arms.
(Vide also, Rheumatismus acutus.)
FEBRIS SUDITORIA. (Sweating fever.)
Heat alternating with shivering, unusual
thirst, pressure at the epigastrium, eructations
followed by great sweat; China and Sambucus.
FEBRIS VERMINOSA. (Worm fever.)
Aconite.
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Nux vomica. With the assistance of Pulsatilla, in
a woman with tumid and painful abdomen, heat
and nausea.
Silicea. In scrofulous subjects, at intervals of some
days.
Spigelia. Especially when the fever is most violent
about the middle of the day; pale face, picking
the nose, empty eructations, with a sensation as if
something rose up from the stomach into the
throat, cutting pain in the bowels, with coldness,
and diarrhcea, canine appetite and thirst.
Sulph. Tinct. In continual insupportable itching,
with sensation of rawness and excoriation in the
rectum, produced by ascarides.
FISTULA.
Silicea.
NitricAcid. Fistula complicated with syphilis; a fistulous opening in the chest, which penetrates to
the sternum, the lower portion over the sternum
is swollen; cessation of menstruation, with slow
fever; Silicea 30, effected a cure in about three
weeks.
Fistulous ulcer in the inguinal region, remaining
after suppurating buboes; Acid Nitr. and Silicea.
Fistule in the right side of the neck, and under
the axilla, with lancinating pains in the sternum,
and cough with expectoration of thick mucus,
cured by Silicea30. Calc. carb. 30, Nux. 30,
Sulph. 30, Carb. veget. 12, and Conium 30.
Calc. carbon.  Fistulous ulcers in the inner part
of the thigh, cured by six doses of Calc. carb. 30.
FISTULA LACHRYMALIS.
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FISTULA SALIVALIS.
Acid Nitr.
- URINARIA.
Sulphur, in repeated doses.
FLATULENTIA.
Carbo. veget. Flatulence with constipation.
Lycopodium. After a slight meal, oppression at
the epigastrium, fulness, tension around the
epigastric region, painful and pricking pain at
the scrobiculus cordis, scanty hard stool.
Zincum. With much borborygmi in the abdomen.
(Vide also, Colica flatulenta.)
FUNGUS HAEMATODES.
Phosphorus. Fung. haem, in the thigh, somewhat painful; continual discharge of venous
blood.
A small Fung. haematodes on the finger, disappeared after one dose of Phosphorus.
Fungus hamatodes of the cornea, with chronic
opthalmia, complicatedwith ulcers of the cornea,
great photophobia, burning, lancinating, and
boring pain in the eye; the sight fast decaying;
Calcarea, as the chief remedy, with Lycop. 12,
Sep. 30, and Silicea 12.
FUNGUS MEDULLARIS, RETINAE.
Belladonna. With violent pains in the eye,
a red spot spreads itself over the deep seated
parts of the retina; induration externally, dilated pupil, powers of vision completely lost.
FUROR UTERINUS.
Platina, and Veratrum album.
FURUNCULUS. (Boils.)
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Arsenic. When the boils become gangrenous.
Belladonna. Chronic furuncles which appear in
the spring.
Lycopod. Periodic boils.
Nux vom. with Arnica.
Aconite and Hepar sulph.  Furuncles the size of
pigeons eggs, very red and shining, with white
heads, much fever and restlessness.
G.
GALACTIRRHCEA. (Too great a secretion of
milk.)
Pulsatilla, Acon., Rhus, Bellad., Calc. carb.
GANGRENA BRACHII.
A pricking, burning inflammatory appearance
in the middle of the right arm when touched,
but the under surface is cold, the arm is immoveable and senseless, partly covered by a
cheesy, ash grey mass, partly by a blackish blue
blister, extending from the shoulder blade to
the fingers, at the same time incontinence of
urine and faces, and very violent thirst with
great anxiety; Arsen. 3, Opium, China; against
the remaining ulcer, Silicea.
Gangrene of the Scrotum. China in repeated doses.
GASTRALGIA. Vide Cardialgia.
GASTRITIS.
Violent burning pain in the scrobiculis cordis,
vomiting of food, small, quick pulse, restlessness
in bed; Arsenic 30, after twelve hours, Colocynth.
Aconite and Belladonna.  Chronic gastritis, very
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violent pressing pain at the epigastrium after
eating, oppression at the chest; the food is eructated again up into the throat; constipation.
GASTROATAXICE. (Gastric derangements.)
Bryonia. White furred tongue, foul taste in
the mouth, with nausea, tumid abdomen, pain
at the scrobiculus cordis, giddiness, constipation.
Bryonia. Pressure at the epigastrium, the food
returns again with eructations.
Bryonia and Calcarea. Drawing pains from the
right hypochondrium to the epigastrium, followed by vomiting.
Cocculus. Violent frontal head-ache, followed by
bilious vomitings, weight in the stomach as of a
stone; pain in the right hypochondrium, scanty,
hard evacuations, menses lasting eight or ten
days with much pain.
Chamomilla.  Against gastric derangements, tearing pains in the limbs and abdomen, restlessness
at night.
Digitalis. Nausea, great feeling of weakness and
gastric derangement.
Digitalis. Nausea, vomiting, bitter taste in mouth,
loss of appetite, thirst, diarrhoea, vertigo, frontal
head-ache.
Ipecacuanha. Frontal head-ache, disgust, nausea,
bitter taste in mouth, entire loss of appetite.
Nux vom. Violent painful pressure in the hea,
derangement of stomach and bowels, furred
tongue, anorexia, constipation.
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Pulsatilla.  White furred tongue, bad taste in
mouth, nausea, fetid breath, pressing pain at
the epigastrium, and tearing pain in the head
after eating, mucus in the throat. With the
help of Bryonia.
Sepia. Foul taste with belching, little appetite, at
the same time, nausea and vomiting, pressure
and heaviness in the abdomen, and feeling of
distension.
Sulphur.  Pressure at the pit of the stomach,
heartburn, diarrhoea, borborygmi, emaciation.
Vide also, Cardialgia.
GASTROMALACIA. (Malacia.)
Veratrum, Arsenic, (Kreosot?) Calc. acet. In
an acute dangerous diarrhoea, with earthy
smell, burning in the hands and soles of the
feet, fever, much thirst, loss of appetite, and
much emaciation of the whole body, unusual
restlessness with crying and shrieking, together
with vomiting.
GLOSSITIS. (Inflam. of the tongue.)
Mere. solub. Swelling of the tongue, salivation, violent fever and thirst.
Also Belladonna.
GLOSSOPLEGIA. (Paralysis of the tongue.)
Baryta carbon.
GONAGRA ACUTA. (Acute gout in the knee.)
Belladonna. Intolerable pain in the knee,
as great during rest as on movement.
China. Swelling of the knees and feet. With the
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GONITIS. (Inflam. of the knee joint.)
Rhus. When arising from a chill, passing into
ulceration and complete atrophy.
Aconite and Belladonna. Erysepelatous gonitis,
very painful, accompanied with much fever.
Silicea. Considerable bluish, red swelling of the
knees, with violent tearing, shooting pain.
GONOCELE.
Calcarea. Inflammatory swelling of the knees,
accompanied with violent pain.
GONORRHCEA INSONS. (Painless Gonorrhea.)
Nux vom. Gonorrhea, arising from suppresof piles.
GONORRHCEA VIRULENTA.
Cannabis. Burning pain on micturition, lancinating pain during and after passing water,
frequent but scanty urine, violent, painful erections, brownish discharge from the urethra;
slight inflam. of glans penis.
--     Thick yellow discharge, with lancinating
and burning pains when urinating.
--- Slight white discharge, without pain, orifice of urethra red, continual ardor urince.
(Cantharides. Gonorrhoea, with Chorde.)
Cannabis. Gonorrhoea, in inflammatory stage, with
discharge, and pain on micturition; Cann.
Tinct. Matr., gtt. ij. given night and morning,
followed by Sulphur, when the pain and inflammation disappears.
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discharge, painful erections, with nightly emissio seminis, with the assistance of Cannabis
and Pulsatilla, which only diminished the pain
during micturition.  Mercurius perfected the
the cure.
Mere. solub. and Petroselinum.
Petroselinum.  Discharge, more  brown, and
whitish grey, pain in the urethra unimportant,
worse at night; against the discharge which
sometimes comes on at night, Mercurius.
--   Gonorrhoea. After eight days, with violent
and tearing pain during micturition, very slight
discharge.
GONORRHCEA SECUNDARIA.
Nitric Acid and Sepia cured a Gon. sec. of a
year's duration.
Capsicum, with the assistance of Thuja. Copious
discharge, more yellow than white, micturition
natural, with a tickling sensation in the penis,
when passing the water, at the same time a
cutting pain in the pubis.
Cubeba. Discharge of a thick, green, purulent
matter, without pain, redness or swelling.
Lycopodium.
Petroselinum. Gonorrhoea of six years' standing,
very copious discharge, at one time yellow, at
another purulent, repeated violent priapisnmus,
yet without curvature of the penis, micturition
without pain, and itching only in the morning
when first passing urine.
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Thuja and Sulph. Gon. second.; also Lycopod.,
Sepia, Silicea, Calcarea, and Natrum muriat.
GONORRHCEA INVETERATA. Having lasted
twenty years, cured by Cantharides, Dulcamara,
Acid nitr., Petroleum and Lycopod.
Gonorrhoea prostatica, Belladonna.
Gonorrhoea metastases, Pulsatilla.
GUTTA ROSACEA.
Arsenic.
Ruta and Rhus.
H.
HIAMATEMESIS ACUTA. (Vomiting of blood.)
Aconite and Nux vom. Singing in the ears,
pressure on the epigastrium, anorexia, great
weariness and debility, cold sweat over the
body, hard, full, bounding pulse, vomiting of
black red blood, pitchy black feeces.
Arsenic. Violent heematemesis, with pale cold
body, pulse scarcely perceptible.
Aconite and Arnica.  Heematemesis, with great
debility. The constant recurring inclination to
vomit, thirst, head and tooth-ache, great restlessness, were relieved byAconite andBelladonna.
Hyoscyamus. In a woman of seventy-four years
of age.
Haematemesis, cum heemoptysi, Ipecac. and
Drosera.
Haematemesis, with great weakness, Ipecac. and
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HAEMATEMESIS CHRONICA.
Vide Morbus niger Hippocratis.
HAEMATURIA.
Cantharides. Bloody urine, at one time with a
violent, cutting, burning pain, and at another
with continued ardor urinae. The blood is discharged by drops.
Ipecac. gtt. 6, j., Lycopodium.
Pulsatilla. With pain round the umbilicus, and
drawing pain in the sacrum; with the help of
Merc. solub.
HAEMOPTYSIS.
Dry cough, repeated expectoration of blood,
lancinating, burning pain in the right side of the
chest during inspiration, with cough, anxious
feeling in the chest, feverishness and emaciation; Sulphur and Phosph., Bryon., Nux.
Aconit. and Pulsatilla.  Continual spitting of
blood, very red countenance, protruded eyeballs, cough, violent lancinating pain in the
chest, fever.
Aconita. Haemoptysis. With suffused countenance,
cough, with expectoration, but without pain,
anxiety and restlessness at night, relieved when
in a horizontal position, moaning and fearfulness.
Arnica. Vomiting of black blood, great oppression at the chest; the cough is not violent, but
the blood is brought up with the expectoration.
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the blood is expectorated in large black clots
without cough, scrobiculus painful, the patient
much weakened. Arising from bodily ill-usage;
Nux vom. and China.
Arnica.  Clear frothy blood, intermixed with
mucus, and in clots, which is brought up in
considerable quantities by slight vomitings;
heat, congestion at the chest, palpitations at the
heart, from time to time paroxysms of fainting.
Arnica. Very violent haemoptysis. With the help
of Stannum and Sulphur.
Bismuth and Sulphur. Haemoptysis, with oppression.
Bryonia, Arnica, China, Nux vom., Aconit. Cough,
with bloody expectoration, oppression at the
chest, shooting pain on taking a deep inspiration, thirst.
Crocus.
Digitalis and Sepia. In a child from over-heating
itself.
Lachesis.
Ledum.   In a woman who had suffered from
pulmonary consumption for nine years, cured
of the haemoptysis, after two doses.
Ledum with Aconite. Cough, with expectoration,
of blood, caused by violent anger at the time of
menstruation.
Lycopodium.
Millefolium. Every evening expectoration of blood
from the chest. Blood rises up into the mouth,
cough, with expectoration of bright red blood.
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H.EMORRHOIDES. (Piles.)
Acid. nitric. Bloody piles, and swelling of
the haemorrhoidal veins.
Acid. muriat. Swelled and inflamed heemorrhoidal
veins.
Ammon. carbon. Bleeding hemorrhoids.
Ammonium   muriaticum, brings the coagulated
blood away.
Calc. carbon. Suppressed haemorrhoids, and their
sequelce.
Carbo. vegetabilis. Painful lancinating heemorrhoids, large, bluish swelling of the tumours, with
pains in the loins and back, constipation, evacuation of blood; also, if there is a secretion of
much burning mucus from the rectum.
Chamomilla. Itching, and ardor in the perinteum,
and genitals, lancinating pains in the rectum,
frequent tenesmus, small tumours in the margin of the anus, of a livid red colour, very
painful; evacuations accompanied with much
pain.
Graphites and Nux vomica. Heemorrhoids, accompanied by vertigo, weakness of the eyes,
heart-burn, oppression. at the epigastric region,
and flatulence.
Nux vomica. Haemorrhoids, especially in sedentary persons.
Sulphur. Against continual attacks of haemorrhoids,
followed by Calcarea carb.
Other remedies are, Nux, Ignatia, and Sepia.
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towards the right temple, so severe in the morning, that it causes a partial loss of consciousness,
with violent jactitation, pale countenance, covered with cold sweat.
Nux vomica. Violent head-ache in the left side of
the forehead, as if from an ulcer, or, as if an
instrument were pressed in, daily from seven to
one o'clock; better in dry weather.
Pulsatilla. Beating, and shooting pain in the left
side of the forehead, in the morning after getting up, and at evening when lying down; it
is diminished by outward pressure, but in the
open air it increases, until it becomes almost
insupportable, alternating with violent pain in
the epigastrium, and colic.
Pulsat. 12, Nux vom. 24. and Sepia 30, cured an
hemicrania, in four weeks.
Pulsatilla. Shooting pain in the forehead, temple, and ear, on the right side, also in the teeth
on the same side, pulsations all over the head;
becoming especially violent in the evening, and
at night in bed; shivering.
Sepia. Chronic hemicrania; very violent pain on
one side side of the head, very excessive tearing
and piercing, mingled with shooting pain;
when at its highest, the patient is obliged to
remain in a perfectly quiet position; the eyes
are shut, and the hands compressed. Sep.
30, in repeated doses.
Sepia. In many cases where the pain is seated
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as soon as actual vomiting comes on the patient
cannot bear the light, or any noise; copious
menstruation and leucorrhoea.
Sepia. Hemicrania from youth; comes on in the
morning, in the forehead, eyes, and root of the
nose; lasts till bed-time, and ends with stupefaction and vomiting; at other times confusion of the
head, with feeling of oppression over the eyes.
Veratrum.
HEMIPLEGIA.
Causticum and Nux vom. Hemip. from suppressed scabies; he drags the right foot, can
only walk upright with crutches, loss of feeling
and power in the hands, faeces and urine
passed with difficulty, very violent cramp in
the right foot.
Cocculus and Rhus. With depressed spirits, constipation, incontinence of urine; Ascites.
Cocculus. Can only move the right foot, and
with difficulty; at the same time numbness of
these limbs.
Cocculus. After apoplexy: against the immediate
distorted and spasmodic action of the parts,
Nux vom. had better be given.
Cocculus, with Nux vomica.
Cocculus with Rhus, Nux vom. and Pulsatilla.
Hyoscyamus, Cocculus and Rhus. The left extremities paralysed, impaired speech, dull of
comprehension, trembling of the tongue, he
appears dumb, stares at one spot, head-ache.
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HERNIA.
Hernia, in a woman of fifty-three years of
age, cured by two doses of Nux vomica, one
dose of Cocculus, and one dose of Aurum.
fol.
China.
Hernia Inguinalis.
Aurum, Carbo animalis.
Cocculus. Hernia inguinalis, caused by a spasmodic widening of the inguinal ring.
Lycopodium.
Nux vomica. H. inguin., caused by violent crying,
in infants.
Prosicum. H. inguin. of infants.
Zincum.
Hernia inguinalis congenita.
Nux., Sulph. and Chamomilla. Cured a hern. inguin in a child five weeks old.
Hernia femoralis incarcerata. Diarrhoea and flatulent colic for three previous days; fever, fetid
eructations, vomiting, two doses of Nux vom.
He rnia inguinalis incarcerata. Aconite. Violent
burning pain in the bowels, bitter, bilious vomitings, great anxiety, small wiry pulse.
Belladonna.
Nux vom.
Opium.
HERPES.
Acid phosphoricum. Ichorous, watery eruption,
upon the red part of the upper and under
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Graphites. Herpes of the right and left arm, in
the hands, face, and calf of the leg.
Lachesis. A chronic herpetic eruption with thick
crusts about the whiskers.
Ledium.   Dry scabs on the face, with painful
burning on going into the air.
Lycopodium. Herpetic eruption over the under
part of the thigh, with varicose veins.
Lycopodium. Small scabs around the mouth, with
itching, combined with constipation.
Lycopodium. Herpetic eruption on the face, neck,
and calves, circumscribed by a yellowish base;
isolated spots, elevated and red, and of a scaly
description; Sulphur against the remaining
redness.
Lycopodium. Herpetic eruption on the elbow,
forming isolated ichorous scabs, with burning,
lancinating pain; the skin covered with freckles.
Lycopodium. Ichorous, watery eruption.
Mercurius solubilis.  Moist tetters, forming large
scales, spreading over the whole right forearm.
Phosph. and Graphites.   Herpes of the upper
lip, with violent itching and exudation of
much yellow ichor, forming crusts in places;
pustulous elevated eruption over the whole body.
Phosphorus. A light brown eruption, like liver
spots, feeling rough and itching.
Psoricum and Lycopodium. Herpes over the whole
body, in a child.
Psoricum. Tetters on the palm of the hand.
Rhus. Dry scabs on the head.
Rhus. Herpes on the thighs, arms, breast and
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abdomen, with smarting itching; cough with
much expectoration and flatulent stools: with
Pulsatilla and Dulcamara.
Rhus. A large scab in the upper part of the
thigh, from which exudes a yellowish fetid
ichor, with insupportable itching, especially
when warm; Staphysayria and Clematis having
been given before,
Sepia. Liver coloured spots.
Sepia, Petroleum and Calcarea. Herpes on the
face and palm of the hands, violent itching;
base and circumference reddened.
Sulphur, Rhus and Dulcamara.    Herpes with
burning and itching.
Sulphur. Watery, very itching herpetic eruption
over the whole face, the eye-lids red, swollen,
and distended.
Sulphur. IHerp. squamos. on the forehead.
Sulph. and Graphites. Humid, herpetic eruption.
Sulphur. Dry scabs spreading over the whole body,
with porrigo.
Sulphur. Herpetic eruption on the knee joint,
very itching, and forming crusts.
Ierpes Crustaceus.
Coniurm, with large scabs, the size of the hand.
Graphites. Over the whole inner side of the right
arm, a thick horny crust, with much irritation;
the thickened part is completely immoveable
and stiff: some small herpetic spots, returned
on the palms of the hands a month after the
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Lycopodium.   Thick straw-coloured scabs, with
violent burning pain at night.
Sulphur. Thick, yellowish, green porrigo.
Herpes Circinatus. (Ring-worm.)
Sepia, Calc., Caustic, Sulphur.
Herpes exedens.
Sulphur, China, and Graphites.
Herpes furfuraceus faciei.
Sulphur and Lycopodium.
Herpes lichenoides.
Over the   whole body.    Rhus and Clematis
erecta.
Herpes Palpebrarum, furfuraceus.
With vomiting, itching, and photophobia. Bryonia and Sulphur.
Herpes phagadenicus.
With much itching, and smarting in bed. Emaciation, and nightly pain.  Sulphur and warm
Baths.
Herpes phlyctaenodes.
Sulphur.
Herpes scroti.
Arsenic. album.   Many clear vesicles occupying the scrotum, and posterior surface of
the glans penis, smarting and disturbing the
sleep.
Petroselinum. Herpes scroti, and perinaei,
Herpes squamosus.
In a scrofulous boy. Sulphur and Calcarea.
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HYDROCELE.
Pulsatilla.  Swelling of the scrotum  and
cord on the left side; with the help of Digitalis.
Hydrocele, diminished after the external use of
Arnica; internal use of Conium, Sulphur, Nux
vom., Pulsatilla and Graphites.
Graphites and Sulphur.
Rhododendron, Hydoc. infantis.
HYDROCEPHALUS ACUTUS.
Aconitum.
Belladonna. Hydro. acut., from repulsed measles.
Distortion of the eyes, casting the head about
on the pillow; convulsions, whereby the head
becomes drawn backwards, stupefaction, very
dilated pupils.
Belladonna. The head thrown about on the pillow,
contracted pupils; stupefaction; startings; thirst.
Belladonna, with the assistance of Sulphur.
Burning heat, photophobia; contracted pupil;
burying the head on the pillow, burning heat,
and dry skin, shrieking out, thirst, startings.
Arnica, in third stage.
Acid. phosph.
Bryonia, in third stage, with the following symptoms:-Very suffused countenance, rolling
eyes, dry, yellowish brown, furred tongue,
swelling and distension of abdomen, quick,
stertorous, anxious respiration, frequent deglutitions when drinking.
Helleborus niger.  Stupefaction, inability to raise
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luntary movements, photophobia, pupils greatly
dilated, hasty deglutition of liquids, without
any desire for them, tossing of the arms, restless sleep, starts up, and shrieks out, small intermittent pulse.
Sulphur, in third stage.
HYDROCEPHALUS CHRONICUS.
Helleborus niger, Sulphur and Arsenic.
HYDROPHOBIA.
Cantharides, Belladonna, Stramonium and Hyoscyamus.
Belladonna.
Hyoscyamus.
HYDROPS. (Dropsy.)
Arsenic.
Bryonia.
Camphor. Universal dropsy.
China. From too great loss of blood.
Dulcamara. From intermittent fever, sunken countenance, swelled limbs and abdomen, restlessness at night, scanty, bad smelling urine.
Helleborus niger. After scarlatina.
Natr. carbonicum. In the dropsical condition of
old people.
Lactuca viros. Dropsy, with intermittent fever, and
constipation, much swelling of the feet and
abdomen.
Ledum palustre, Bryonia, and Arsenic. After previous dyspnoea and debility, swelling of the
whole body, with increasing pain in all the limbs,
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Lycopodium. In a complicated dropsy, with the
assistance of Sepia, Sulphur, Calc. carb., Silicea, and again Lycopodium.
Mercurius solub. Dropsy after Scarlatina.
Mercurius solub. Universal dropsy, from affection
of the liver.
Sambucus. Universal dropsy.
HYDROPS ACUTUS.
Helleborus niger. Fever, pain in all the limbs,
constriction at the chest, suffused eyes, white
tongue, evacuation of greenish mucus, with tenesmus. The whole body is unusually swollen,
ardor urinae. Also, Bryonia and China.
HYDROPS ANASARCA.
Antimonium crudium, Kali carbonicum, and Arsenic. After a severe intermittent fever.
Arsenic, with Helleborus niger.
Arsenic. Anasarca, from suppressed intermittent
fever.
Belladonna, with the help of Helleborus niger.
Anasarca after purpura miliaria.
Helleborus.  After Scarlatina, drowsiness, loss of
appetite, very trifling secretion of urine, pale
countenance.
Helleborus, with the assistance of Arsenic. Anasarca, and ascites, long continued shivering,
diarrhoea, with copious evacuations, great thirst,
and very short respiration.
Pulsatilla, Bryonia, Sulphur, Lycopodium, Sepia,
Calcarea, Silicea. (Edema of the chest and
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Sepia.
Solanum nigrum, cured a dropsy, after the use of
Arsenic and Helleborus niger, which produced
but little benefit.
HYROPS ASCITES.
China.
Arsenic.  Ascites, with oedema of the feet, pains
in all the limbs, great debility, breathes laboriously; with Ledum and Bryonia.
Cinchona and Digitalis.
Digitalis. Hydr. ascites, and anasarca.
Hydrops, post feb. intermittens. Colchicum, Ferrum, Arnica and China.
HYDROPS OVARII.
Belladonna.
HYDROPS PECTORIS.          (Hydrothorax.)
Arsenic. (Edema of the feet, great anxiety at
night, short breath.
Arsenic and Carbo. vegetabilis.
Arsenic, Helleborus and Digitalis.
Colchicum. Orthopnoea; periodical, violent suffocation, short, dry, shaking cough, swelled
abdomen, continual eructations, desire to go to
stool, cloudy urine, depositing a white sediment; cedema, great debility: with the assistance of Opium.
Bryonia, China and Helleborus.
Digitalis. Hydr. c. febr.
Lachesis.
Pulsatilla and Kali carbon.
HYPOCHONDRIASIS.
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Stannum. Hypochondriac and hysterical affection, with abdominal spasms.
Sulphur. Great debility, continual vertigo, stupidity, great exhaustion after any slight exertion,
desire to commit suicide, constriction of the
chest, with lancinating pains, and various gastric
affections.
Sulphur and Sepia. Hypoch. psorica; obstruction
at the chest from phlegm, stupidity, derangement
of the digestive functions.
HYSTERALGIA SPASMODICA IN PARTU.
(Spasm of the womb in lying-in women.)
Ignatia. Piercing pain, at one time darting inwards, at another, outwards, in the pubic
region; the respiration is impeded by it; low
spirits.
Pulsatilla.
HYSTERIA.
Aurum. Singing in the ears, heavy head-ache,
pressing pain in the eyes, abdomen much
swelled, frequent palpitation of the heart, despondency from great debility, very low spirits,
fear of death.
Aurum. Hysterical spasms, with alternate laughing and crying, with previous existing prolapsus
uteri and exostosis of the opening of the
pelvis.
Belladonna.  With pains in the stomach and
other parts of the abdominal cavity.
Bryonia.  Hysterical spasms in the head and
abdomen, with gastric derangement, and constipation.
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Cicuta. Tetanus hysterica.
Chamomilla.  Idem.
Ignatia. Pressing, pinching pain in the forehead and occiput, with red countenance, and
failing of the powers of sight, spasmodic constriction of the throat, constriction of the chest,
difficult respiration, trembling of the body, and
convulsions of the extremities, with confused
recollection.
Ipecacmandha. IHysterical spasms, with the head
thrown backwards, muscles of the countenance
distorted, gasping breath.
Nux vomica. Hysterical affection, palpitation of
the heart, nausea, and inclination to vomit,
constriction of the throat, as if a ball would rise
up; choking sensation, especially before midday, oppression at the scrobiculus cordis.
Nux vomw., Pulsatilla, Veratrum, Graphites.  In
hysterical affections.
Pulsatilla. A very violent pain in the head in
the morning early, on awaking, with vertigo,
very great debility, alternations of the colour of
the face, great anxiety, restlessness, feeling of
constriction across the chest, and frequent
shuddering.
Pulsatilla, Bryonia, Nux vormica, Opium, and Sulphur. Sharp, cutting pains, around the umbilicus; extending all over the abdomen; spasmodic constriction in the region of the
glottis; frequent flushings of the countenance;
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sleep, startings, bitter taste in the mouth,
cramp in the jaws; dyspeptic symptoms
after eating, cutting pain round the umbilicus
at night, constipation.
Aurum.
Chamomilla, Mercur. and Sulphur.
China. Abdomen tumid, and painful, loss of appetite, scanty, colourless evacuations. (Aconite
had been previously given.)
China, Mercur. and Sulphur. In jaundice of newborn children.
Digitalis. With vomiting of mucus, nausea, lassitude, loss of appetite, and thirst.
Digitalis.  (Icterus spasmod.)  Yellow   skin,
nausea, inclination to vomit, frequent empty
vomitings, loss of appetite, irritability, pressing
pain jin the scrobiculus and around the liver,
grey clay coloured evacuations, sluggish stool,
shivering alternating with heat.
Mercur.
Nux vom. Loathing, nausea, pain in the epigastric region, and constipation.
Nux vomica and Pulsatilla.  General lassitude,
and feeling of exhaustion, great weakness, continual pressing pain in the hypochondria,
shooting pain around the liver, extending to
the right arm and shoulder.
Jaundice from disorganization of the liver;
Arsenic.
ILEUS.
Bryonia. Obstruction of the bowels, without
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under which, pus is formed; fluor albus (leucorrhoea) of a milk-white appearance; sometime
after being cured some small pimples appeared
again, which were removed by Graphites.
Causticum, Sutlphur, Mercur. and Veratrum album.
An eruption of some years standing, in a boy of
seven years of age; the meibomian glands
swollen, with burning pain in the eye-lids;
behind both ears a pustulous eruption with
smarting pain; an irritable, itching eruption on
the abdomen, back, upper part of the thigh,
and knee joint, with much itching in the evening,
and at night in bed.
Chamomilla. Dense, red pimples becoming confluent, and forming a red spot on the skin; itching,
especially at night.
Cicuta virosa. Impetigo of the face; a raised
eruption, the size of lentils, existing for sixteen
years, which began with a burning pain, and
then became confluent, of a deep red colour.
Cicuta virosa. (Tinea of the face.) Every year
an impetigo of the face, on the left side of the
mouth a little scab appears, which spreads, and
from which exudes a yellowish fluid, and causes
pain, as if from an excoriation in the affected
part, which on drying, forms a yellowish, (honey
coloured) scab, with burning, rarely combined
with gnawing pain. The submaxillary glands
are swollen; yellowish brown crusts on the nostrils.
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Oleander. Eruption on the ears.
Psoricum. Impetigo between the fingers, eruption
on the hand and elbow joint, at times both
fore-arms are covered.
Psoricum. (Tinea faciei.) The whole countenance
is covered with scabs, in a child a year and a
half old, with swelling of the lips and eyelids.
Psoricum. (Tinea faciei.) An ichorous, very fetid
pustulous, pimply eruption spreading over the
whole face.
Rhus.  (Tinea faciei.)  The whole fore part of
the head, the forehead, and the right side of
the face, are covered with a thick crust, under
which, is an ichorous matter, often mixed with
blood, of an insupportable odour; and which,
from time to time exudes.   The skin under
the scab is raw, sore, uneven, and of different
colours; uncontrollable gnawing itching; swollen
eye-lids; rough, scaly spots, with thick scabs
over the whole body, especially the extremities,
in some places a copious discharge, in others
it is dry.
Sepia. A dry eruption over the whole body, after
suppressed scabies.
Antim. tartar. An eruption over the whole body
as large as peas, which feel as if they were full
of pus.
Sepia and Sulphur.   (Tinea faciei.)  The face
covered with an entire crust; with pustules,
at different times, breaking out, and disappearing, impaired vision, the cornea cloudy.
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isting for fourteen years on the loins,
with itching, which is much increased in the
evening.
Vinca minor. (Tinea of the face.)  A chronic,
ichorous, fetid, eruption, extending over the
head, and face, and behind the ears.
IMPOTENTIA.
Pollutiones nocturnae, cum effusione copiosa
seminis, erectiones non perseverant, dolores vagi.
Ignatia 3, Nux vom. 30, Capsicum 6, Anacardium, Capsicum, and Cannabis.
Acid muriat. Erectiones sine libidine; with Camphor, and China.
Acidumphosphoricum.
Lycopodium, with Conium, Sepia, and Sulphur.
Moschus. Impotentia ex refrigeratione.
Impotentia, cum induratione utriusque testiculi.
Hep. sulph., Lycopod., Graphites, and Sulphur.
INCONTINENTIA ALVI.
Arnica. With passing of brownish watery
urine, without any odour.
Hyoscyamus. Incontinence, from paralysis of the
sphincter ani.
INCONTINENTIA URINAE.
Cicuta virosa. Loss of power, dulness of hearing,
itching burning pain in the abdomen, faculties
impaired, anxiety of mind.
Magnesia carbonica, and Natrum muriaticum.
Rhus. The urine cannot be long retained, when
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not passed immediately, it comes away involuntarily.
INDURATIO.
INDURATIO. (Of the left knee.)
Silicea.
INDURATIO SCIRRHOSA.     (Of the right inguinal
gland.)
Iodine. Externally applied, and also given internally.
INDURATIO. (Of the mesenteric glands.)
Tinct. sulph.
INDURATIO. (Of the under lip.)
Arsenic. With a livid ulcer.
The lip everted, a hard, firm, tumour on the
red part of the lip, the outer rim of the lip
covered with a blackish brown scab; on the
inner surface of the lip, two pustulous blisters, and an open ulcer; a tearing pain in the
tumour and ulcer, extending to the cheek and
ear; externally on the face and lips, a painless
eruption of pimples. Rhus. The lips pain
when touched, and smart as if excoriated.
The swelling nearly disappeared.  Sepia 30,
(Aconite and Bryonia 30, for the supervening
fever, and pleurisy.)  Upon the appearance of
an irritable, itching, pimply, eruption, all the
other affections are ameliorated.  Petroleum,
Phosphorus, and Sulphur, entirely cured the lips.
INDURATIO SCIRRHOSA. (Of the mammoe.)
An immoveable hardening from a blow, at the same
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Mercurius solubilis.
Nux vomica, is one of the chief remedies in influenza.
Phosphorus. Catarrhal fever, with dry heat, much
sneezing, and cough; excoriating dischage from
the nose, and subsequent bronchitis, in the
highest degree. The cough prevents easy respiration, and causes difficulty of speaking, from
pain in the bronchial tubes.
Phosphorus.   In an inflammatory affection of
the bronchi, so as to prevent speaking from
pain.
Pulsatilla. Against violent cough, with much expectoration and pain in the chest.
Sabadilla. Great drowsiness, shivering, dysphagia
(inability to swallow), bitter taste in the mouth;
loss of thirst; cough with vomiting; pain round
the stomach, and in the head, from the cough;
very painful, aching sensation in the limbs;
aggravation of the symptoms in the middle of
the day, and in the evening, also by cold. Face
burning, with coldness, and shivering in the
extremities.
Senega. With tickling and burning in the larynx
and throat.
Stannum. Loose cough, with much expectoration.
Taraxacum. Cough, commencing with much
tickling in the throat, and bronchi.
Other medicines are, Aconite, Causticum, Arsenic,
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INTERTRIGO.
Sepia. Intertrigo in conjunction with spasmodic cough at night.
INTUMESCENTIA INFLAMMATORIA. (Inflammatory swelling of the inguinal glands.)
Dulcamara. Arising from cold; especially painful
on attempting to walk, dragging, tense pain
over the arch of the pubis; at the same time
vomiting, diarrhoea; and light fever.
INTUMESCENTIA GLANDULARUM, SUB MAXILL.
(Swelling of the submaxillary glands.)
Conium maculatum. In a woman thirty-seven
years of age.
Mercurius solub. Lancinating pain.
INTUMESCENTIA NARIS SCROPIIULOSA PERIODICA.   (Periodic, scrofulous swelling of the
nose.)
Calcarea. With blood red colour, and obstruction
of the nostrils.
INTUMESCENTIA TESTICULI, ET FUNICULI SPERMATICI.
Pulsatilla. With dry gonorrhea, with pains of the
abdomen, thirst, anorexia, and diarrhcea.
INTUMESCENTIA UTERI EX PARTU.
Belladonna. With continued pressing, dragging
pains in the sacrum.
INTUMESCENTIA VAGINA.
Nux vomica.
IRITIS ARTHRITICA. (Arthritic inflam., of
the iris.)
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photophobia, contracted pupil, lancinating pains
in the eye-ball.
Cocculus, and Staphysagria. Violent lancinating
pain in the orbits; also, only in the left eyeball; with the assistance of Nux vomica, Bryonia, Calcarea, Conium, and Lycopodium.
(Iritis, arising from the abuse of mercury.) Hepar.
sulph.
ISCHIAS NERVOSA. (Sciatica.)
Acidum nitricum. Lameness of the hip, the
pain diminished by movement; the pain in the
affected limb is increased by taking wine, and
by flatulent affections; with the help of Carbo.
vegetabilis.
Chamomilla. Nightly pain in the upper part of
the right thigh, associated with weakness of
the whole thigh bone, causing a sliding gait;
complete lameness, coming on suddenly, with
violent pain, most violent at night.
Colocynth.  Ischias, with inability to walk or
stand.
Colocynth. Complete impossibility to tread upon
the foot of the affected side.
Nux vomica, and Carbo. vegetabilis. Ischias nervosa antica; violent tearing pain, increased by
movement, with Sulphur.
Pulsatilla.  Violent sticking, and tearing pain,
causing lameness; the pain draws the knee
at one time outwards, at another inwards
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ISCHURIA. (Retention of urine.)
With attacks of spasms in the bowels, groaning, shrieking, contortion of the eyes, the mouth
drawn down, the abdomen is red and hot in
the region of the bladder; Pulsatilla.
Arnica. With feeling of fulness of the bladder,
and impossibility of passing the urine; ardor
urinee.
Cannabis. Ischuria with constipation; also, Camphor, and Uva ursi.
L.
LASSIO CAPITIS. (Injury of the head.)
Mercurius solubilis. In a man who was drunk,
and fell into a cellar on his head. Arnica,
Belladonna,; Aconite, were applied in succession. Arnica, ext. app.
L2ESIO   OESOPHAGI.      (Injury of the cesophagus.)
Cicuta. In a woman, froma bone splinter;
the neck thick, and swollen, anxiety, loss of
speech, danger of suffocation.
LARYNGITIS ACUTA.
Aconite, and Spongia. Hepar. sulph., Arsen.,
Lachesis, Mere.
(Vide Angina Laryngea.)
LARYNGITIS CHRONICA.
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the larynx, dry cough; at the same time, expectoration of tenacious sputa.
LARYNGISMUS STRIDULUS.
(Vide Asthma Millari.)
LEPRA.
Alumina, Ammon. carbon., Arsenic, Baryta,
Causticum, Carbo. anim., and veget, Causticum,
Colocynth, Conium, Graphites, Iodium, Kali carb.,
Lycopod., Magnesia carbon., Muriat. magnes.,
Natrum carb., Natrum muriat., Nitric acid., Petroleum, Phosphor., Sepia, Silicea, Sulphur, Zinc.
LETHARGUS. (Lethargy.)
Belladonna, with the loss of understanding,
sleep of many hours duration.
LEUCOMA. (Albugo.)
Calcarea carbonica 30.
(Vide also, Maculae corneae.)
LEUCOPHLEGMASIA.
Rhus.
Helleborus niger.
LEUCORRHCEA.
Aconite.
Alumina. Acrid corroding discharge, particularly
before the catamenia.
Arnica and then Calcarea. Fluor albus, with tumour of the knee.
Bovista. Corrosive fluor albus.
Calcarea carbonica. A copious discharge of white
mucus, with violent itching in the genitals, but
no excoriation; accompanied with burning,
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Nux vomica. Irregular menstruation; very copious
bloody discharge with violent abdominalpains; a
yellow, fetid, painless, slimy discharge; colic,
sinking feeling at the scrobiculus, with much
nausea; constipation.
Pulsatilla. Leucorrhoea in pregnant women.
Sepia. Copious discharge of a thick, yellow, not
acrid mucus, only during the day, combined
with fulness, heaviness and distension of the
abdomen; strong, painful, downward pressure
in the sides, as if from a weight; menstruation
regular.
Stannum. Chronic fluor albus, with great debility.
LIENTERIA. (Diarrhoea lienteria.)
China. Especially at night.
China.  Immediately after eating, pain in the
abdomen, around the spleen, followed by an
evacuation of undigested food.
Phosphorus.
LITHIASIS. (Gravel.)
Discharge of grit and sand, with pressing
pain whilst making water, and spasmodic contraction of the bladder. Sarsaparilla, Petroleum, Calcarea, Phosphorus and Lycopodium,
gave relief.
Cannabis. Urinary calculi in the bladder, with
difficulty of making water; discharge of blood,
from the bladder, with violent pain.
Lycopodium. Renal calculi; the disease is suspended during a copious monthly hemorrhoidal
discharge.
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LOCHIORRHCEA.          (Excessive discharge of
the Lochia.)
Crocus, Bryonia and Calcarea.
Nux vomica and China. Lochia after miscarriage,
short dry cough, violent pain in the stomach,
constipation, great flow of milk, great weakness.
LOCHIA SUPPRESSA.
Pulsatilla.
Colycynth, Hyoscyamus, Nux vom., Platina, Secale,
Veratrum, Zinc.
LUMBAGO.
Stannum.
Rhus. Lumbar pains, coming on especially at
night.
Bryonia, Nux vom., Pulsatilla, Rhus, Sulphur.
LUMBRICI.
Aconite.
Cicuta, Cina, Nux vomica, Sabadilla, Spigelia.
LUPIA.
Baryta carbonica, Causticum, Calcarea, and
Graphites.
LUPUS VORAX.
On the thumb a fistulous ulcer in a lepropsoric habit. Staphysagria and Alumina.
LUXATIO SPONTANEA FEMORIS.
Vide Coxalgia.
M
MACULAE CORNEE. (Albugo.)
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Phosphorus and Silicea. Abscesses with copious
discharge of pus.
Silicea. Mastitis, with fistulous openings.
Silicea. Mastitis in the second stage, with induration, it is also of benefit in suppuration of
the mammee.
Sulphur. Ulcer of the mammae, covered with proud
flesh, with discharge of brownish, bloody pus.
MASCHALOPANUS. (Glandular tumour of
the arm pit.)
Carbo animalis.
MELCENA.
Vide, Morbus niger.
MELANCHOLIA.
Vide, Morbi animi.
MELONCUS.
Much swelling of the cheeks; two doses of
Lycopodium, Calcarea carbon., and Sulphur.
MELONCUS DENTARIUS.
Chamomilla, Magnetis polus arcticus, Sepia,
Euphorbium, Belladonna, Mercurius solubilis,
Rhus, Pulsatilla, Nux vomica and Bryonia.
MENINGITIS ACUTA INFANTUM.
Belladonna, Chamomilla, Phosphorus.
Vide, Hydrocephalus acutus.
MENINGITIS PUERPERALIS.
Aconite, Belladonna, Stramoniun, Veratrum,
Hyoscyamus, and Platina.
MENOSTASIA.        (Suppression or Retention of
the Catamenia.)
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Pulsatilla. Paleness of the face, spasmodic distension of the chest, and continued shuddering.
Sepia, Stramonium.
Sulphur.   With fever, congestion of the head,
chest, spleen, dorsal and lumbar vessels, with
haemorrhoidal affection; also Veratrurm.
MENSTRUALATAXIEN. (Irregularities of the
Catamenia.)
4cidumphosph. The menses come too strong and
too frequent, preceded by fluor albus, headache, dragging down of the eye-lids, palpitation
of the heart; clotty, black menstruation.
Atrum. From interruption of the menstruation,
violent pressing pain in the abdomen, congesion of the head, insupportable, pressing, tearig pain, especially in the fore part of the head,,rtigo, dizziness and swimming in the head,
worse before and after menstruation, melanclolic disposition, disinclination to talk.
Eovista.  Profuse menstruation, coming on every
fourteen days, preceded by leucorrhoea.
6(lcarea carbonica. Rapid flow of the menstrual
fluid, with violent pain in the abdomen, frequent
head-ache, dizziness and swimming in the head,
Mspecially before and after menstruation, constriction at the chest; great lassitude.
CAna.   Profuse menstruation, vertigo, pressive
lead-ache, scintillations before the eyes, singing
i the ears, dry mouth, thirst, pain in the abdoaen, (lower part,) scanty, hard stool, restlessnss, great lassitude.
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Crocus. Menstruation too copious.
Graphites. Very scanty menstruation, with dragging pains in the lower part of the abdomen, and
in all the limbs.
Graphites.  Menstruation too scanty, and too
seldom; the irregularity commenced with discharge of thick black blood; continued pressing head-ache, intumescence of the lower part of
the abdomen, and of the upper and lower ex,
tremities; heaviness, lassitude, and sluggishnes,.
Ignatia. Menstruation too early, and too abumdant; before and during which, oppression aid
heat in the head, violent pressing pain in tie
forehead, sensibility of the eyes to light, silging in the ears, anorexia, feeling of emptiress
in the stomach, palpitation of the heart, fanting exhaustion.
Nux vomica. Menstrual spasm; oppression in
the forehead and vertex; pressing painful sensibility from the uterus, upwards, to the navd;
at the same time also, around the epigastriun;
together with fainting fits.
Opium. Menstrual spasms.
Phosphorus.  Menstruation continues eight das,
leaving behind a feeling of great weakness.
Platina.  Menstruation too violent, and too lag
continued, with downward pressure from;he
groin to the genitalia, spasmodic aching pail of
the lower part of the abdomen.
Platina. The menstruation very violent, eery
fourteen days; continuing two days; some lays
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cutting in the lower part of the abdomen; great
bearing down in the genitalia, and very violent
aching pain; after the menstruation, great exhaustion.
Pulsatilla. Menstruation coming on too early;
before and after which, fluor albus, with
cutting pain, shortness of breath, and loss of
sleep.
(Vide also, Amennorrhoea.)
METRITIS.
Aconite, Pulsatlla, Nux.
Belladonna, Pulsatilla.
METRITIS PUERPERALIS.
(Vide Febris puerperalis.)
METRORRHAGIA. (Hemorrhage from the
uterus.)
Belladonna. When bearing down pains in the lower
part of the abdomen, in the uterus, and violent
sacral pains, are predominant. Bryonia, when
a dark red discharge of liquid blood, combined with violent sacral pains, and a very distressing pressing pain over the whole head are
present. Chamomilla, dark discharge of blood,
mixed with clots. Crocus, in nervous erythism,
head-ache; confusion; vertigo; singing in the
ears; alternate red and pale countenance, with
colicy pains in the abdomen; dark, black,
clotty, viscous discharge.  Ferrum, in strong
erythism of the arterial system; fiery red countenance; hard, full pulse. Hyoscyamus; continued bright red discharge, with universal
spasms, interrupted by draggings, or convulsions
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Crocus with the help of Ipecacuanha and Nux
vomica. Violent metrorrhagia, from fright; a
discharge of large clots of black blood, without
any pain.   Tormina   around  the navel, a
beating pain on the left side of the head, in
the forehead, and over the left eye, great weakness of sight, vertigo, fainting, loss of appetite,
nausea and lassitude, slight swelling of the
feet.
Crocus, with the help of Bryonia. Dark-clotted
blood comes away without pain, not during the
time of menstruation.
Crocus. Metrorrhagia, with the greatest debility,
so that the patient could scarcely speak.
Cocculus.  In a pregnant woman, with much
bloody mucous discharge from the uterus.
Ferrum. In a lying-in woman, from excitement of
mind, with bearing down pains.
Ferrum metallicum and China.
Hyoscyatnus.  Continual discharge of bright red
blood; with cramps of the whole body, interrupted by starts or shocks, or by convulsive
movements in one of the limbs.
Ipecacuanha. Violent metrorrhagia with miscarriage, abdominal pains, pale face, vertigo, nausea,
much thirst; followed by China.
Mesmerismus.  Met., with fainting, cold countenance and hands, convulsions.
Platina. Continual discharge of clots of blood,
part bright red, and part black; anorexia; feeling
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groin, scanty, difficult motion, causing pain, disturbed sleep, melancholy.
Pulsatilla. Very violent metrorrhagia in a pregnant woman, with fear of abortion, and false
labour pains.
Pulsatilla. Very violent metrorrhagia after parturition; the patient is pale, and covered with
cold sweat; lies motionless; noise in the head,
loss of sight, complete want of contraction in
the uterus, retention of the placenta, doughy
feeling of the uterus.
Sabina. Metrorrhagia, violent dragging pain in
the uterus, with aching pain in the sacrum, and
great desire to micturate.
Sabina. Haemorrhage, with painless discharge of
a dark red, half fluid, half clotted blood.
Sabina. Discharge of bright red blood.
Sabina. Profuse menstruation, with spasms in
the hypogastrium.
Sabina. A painless discharge from the uterus,
continuing four weeks, the blood appears for the
most part, in dark black clots, between which it
comes away liquid and thin; increased discharge
at night, bearing down pains; general debility,
emaciation.
Secale cornutum, alternating with Calcarea carbonica. Very violent flooding, causing fainting.
Secale.  Especially after confinement, in weak
cachetic persons.
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China. With predominant affection of the bowels,
(without increase of the evacuations,)emaciation,
paleness of face, loss of fever.
Magnesia carbo. In malignant cases.
Nux vomica. To hasten the eruption.
Pulsatilla. The eruption is in its fullest state
very violent heat with perspiration, incessant,
dry, short cough, respiration can only be
effected with much pain; during the cough
pricking pain in the chest.
Sulphur.  Violent pain in the ears; deafness,
otorrhoea; short, quick respiration, rawness of
the voice.
Sulphur. From catching cold, followed by a typhous condition; lips and tongue covered with a
sordid, thick, blackish brown, tenacious coating,
with dry heat, no thirst; no complaint of pain;
takes no notice of those around the bed, incessant cough, with copious, tenacious, purulent
expectoration.
In predominant affection of the brain, with considerable fever; Belladonna and Mercurius. With
great irritability and excitement of the nervous
and muscular system, with slight bodily affection;
Coffea, Ignatia, Belladonna, and Hyoscyamus.
With great constriction at the chest, with quick,
jerking, irritable breathing, great restlessness
and croupy cough; Aconite and Ipecacuanha.
With violent night cough; Pulsatilla, Chamomilla and Hyoscyamus.
Pilsatilla.  Measles, with  disposition of the
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Pulsatilla, Mercur. and China, cured a mucous
diarrhoea, the sequel of an attack of measles:
Cham. Ignat. or Nux, a raw dry cough: Belladonna, Cina, Hyos., and Conium. a spasmodic
cough, like hooping cough.
MORBI ANIMI. MELANCHOLIA. MANIA.
Aconite. Fear of death in a lying-in woman,
dejected, taciturn; anxiousness, loss of consciousness.
Arnica. The greatest degree of petulancy and
fickleness; quarrelsome; stubbornness; incoherent talking.
Arsenic.  Great anxiety, restlessness, loss of
sleep, heat in the head, frequent crying, believes
that some one has injured him.
Arsenic. Periodic melancholy, anxiety at the scrobiculus cordis. This anxiety troubles her most
at night, in bed.  Sensation of constriction, of
flatus, and of gnawing at the scrobiculus, with
heart-burn and pyrosis.
Arsenic.  Melancholy from  miliaria retrogada;
great anxiety of mind; believes he cannot be
happy in his own home, inclination to suicide,
loss of sleep.
Aurum.    Religious melancholy, arising from
remorse of conscience.
Aurum, with Nux vom., Verat., and Pulsat. In the
morning, weight in the head, loss of consciousness for a moment, false ideas, anxiety, shunning
his family, fear of futurity, despair, great
dispositon to weep, continued restlessness, seeking solitude.
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Belladonna. Strikes his chest on the approach of
any one, with sadness and fear of death.
Belladonna. Anxiety, with shrieking out,fancies he
sees spectres, fear of death, knows no one, bites
and strikes at those around him, great restlessness.  Opium is necessary for the supervening
comatose state, with stertorous respiration.
Belladonna and Stramonium. Mania, bluish red
face, glazed eyes, very dilated pupil, cries out
incessantly, drinks much water, sees forms,
and beats and bites at those around him. After
the Belladonna, Stramonium is necessary for the
supervening increasing movement of the hands,
with tumid abdomen (as distinguishing symptoms); and Helleborus niger for the disposition
to weep.
Belladonna, Veratrum, Nux and Sulphur.  Melancholia.
Belladonna, Sulphur, Cocculus, Lycopodium, and
Acid nitric.  Melancholia, after a short labour,
remains quiet, taciturn; indifference to her
family, deficient secretion of milk.
Belladonna.   Loss of sleep, anxiety, does all
sorts of foolish things, quarrels, beats about,
very dilated pupils, suffused, yellow countenance.
Belladonna. Disturbance of the mind, with status
atrabilaris, great anxiety and fearfulness, continual abdominal and sacral pains.
Belladonna. Fixed ideas of some offence, paracusis illusoria, congestion of the head.
Belladonna with Veratrum. Mania puerperalis.
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moaning, seeking solitude, great feeling of
lassitude over the whole body; with the help of
Platina for the irregular menstruation.
Ignatia.  Intermittent quotidian  melancholia;
with the assistance of Natrum muriaticurm.
Lachesis.  Mania, great loquacity, raised voice,
proud bearing, mistrust.
Nux vom. Melancholia incipiens, gloomy distorted countenance, sensation of weakness in
the left hypogastric region, with nausea, debility,
and confusion in the head, inability to employ
the mind, speaks vehemently and incoherently.
Nux vomica. Incoherent speech, heaviness of
the head, anorexia, debility, redness, and paleness of the face.
Nux vomica.   Erroneous ideas, cessation of the
menses.
Opium. The patient will not believe that she is in
her own home, has always very painful constipation of many days duration, glowing countenance, retention of urine.
Platina. Melancholia, with great fear and terror,
fancies she sees the devil among the bystanders,
trembling of the hands and feet, palpitation of
heart, anxiety, small weak pulse.
Platina.   From  excessive employment of the
mind, and anxiety; bleached countenance, confused head, disposition to anger and quarrelling,
seeks solitude, great feeling of alarm, with
desire to fly from those he imagines will
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Veratrum. The patient will not leave the bed,
anxiety; melancholy; laments and cries out
without reason; does not drink, or sleep; glowing red countenance.
Veratrum.   Melancholia; anxiety; restlessness,
bordering upon desperation; violent delirium,
singing and laughing.
Veratrum.   Vertigo, costiveness; at one time
anxiety of death, groaning, desperation; at
another, violent delirium, wandering of the
senses, and loss of consciousness.
Veratrum album. Violent rage towards his relations; great anxiety, with palpitation of the
heart; terror; he wishes to run away; singing,
whistling, laughing, mistrust, great desire for
self destruction, loquacity.
Veratrum. Mania in a boy, twelve years old. In
paroxysms, dark red face, distorted glazed eyes;
beats himself; flow of saliva from the mouth;
after Veratrum, for the loud laughing, and
springing up, Stramonium is necessary.
Veratrum. Vesania c sermonibus lascivis et salacitate.
Vanilla. Melancholia taciturna.
MORBUS CCERULEUS. (Cyanosis.)
Digitalis. Blue colour of the lips, eye-lids,
tongue, cold extremities, constriction of the
chest, Heemoptysis.
Vide Cyanosis.
MORBUS NIGER HIPPOCRATIS. (MELiENA.)
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Arsenic, with the help of Arnica.
Belladonna. Violent digging, pressing, cutting,
gnawing, pain in the epigastric region.
Ipecacuanha. With pressing pain in the chest,
and violent eructations, evacuations mixed with
blood, nausea; vomiting; fainting; with the
help of Pulsatilla.
Ipecacuanha.  Vomiting; evacuation of black,
pitchy feeces, pale, sunken countenance, lies
half unconscious, coldness of the extremities;
at the same time, cold sweat, quick, small pulse;
with Belladonna and China.
Nux vomica, Belladonna, Stannum.
Nux vomica. Melaena.
Nux vomica, Sulphur, Petroleum.
Veratrum.
N.
NECROSIS.
Necrosis articulationis genu.  Belladonna,
Mercurius, Sulphur, Calcarea, Lycopodium and
Capsicum.
Vide also, Ossium Morbi.
NEPHRALGIA.
Nux vomica. Very violent pain in the right
lumbar region; diminished secretion of urine,
cannot lie on the right side.
NEPHRITIS.
Aconite and Cantharides.
Aconite, Cannabis, and Cantharides.  Nephritis,
with cystitis, and ischuria.
Nux vomica.   When the disease arises from a
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sion of haemorrhoids. Pulsat. 18, from  suppressed menstruation, in a woman of slender
body and irritable disposition. Bellad., or
Hepar sulph., when there are shooting and
burning pains in the region of the lumbar vertebrae, with spasm of the stomach, fiery red
urine, anxiety, and constipation. Cantharid.
30.; especially, when the shooting, tearing,
burning pains are very severe, and it is
also impossible to pass the urine, or when the
patient only passes it by drops, and mixed with
blood.
Cannab., Coccul., Mercur., Plumb., Thuja., Colocynth, are of service, in affections of the
kidneys.
NEURALGIA.
Magnetis polus arcticus.
Neuralgia temporo-facialis.  Sulphur, Calcarea,
Carb., and Kali.
Vide Prosopalgia.
NICTITATIO. (Morbid winking of the eye-lids.)
Spigelia, with the help of Ferrum aceticum.
NOCTAMBULATIO. (Sleep walking.)
Bryonia.
NOTALGIA.
Arsenic. Not. periodica complicata. Commencing with a slight uneasy sensation in the
back, under the shoulder blade, with pressure
in the epigastrium, later, the pain draws more
behind, and changes to a burning pain; the
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Opium.
Opium. Obstruction in pregnant woman.
Plumbum aceticum. In a constipation of nineteen
days.
Psoricum. In a child, obstructio alvi from birth.
Sulphur, Alum, and Opium, brought only partial
amelioration.
Stannum. With fulness, swelling, uneasiness, and
heat in the head.
Sulphur. Obstinate constipation.
Veratrum album.
Obstructio alvi in children.
Glysters, especially of milk and honey; or changing
the regimen. Nux vom., Opium, Veratrum; and
when the evil is more obstinate, Sulp. tinct. 1/30.
Lycopod. 1/30.
OBSCURATIO CORNELE.
Cannabis. Externaland internal use; a whitish
grey film over the whole cornea, with Belladonna
against the ophthalmia.
Euphrasia, alternating with Cannabis. The cornea,
is covered by a film over the greater part.
Euphrasia. Cloudiness of the whole cornea.
Magnesia 24, and Acid nitric.
Leucomatose obscuration, from traumatic arthritic
ophthalmia, with vertigo; itching and burning
in the eyes and eye-lids; cessation of the
menses; dilated pupil, photophobia; Calcarea,
12, Phosphor. 30, and Silicea 30.
ODONTALGIA. (Tooth-ache.)
Acidnitric. Odontalgia, arising from the abuse
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Aconite. Violent, constantly recurring tooth-ache,
ebullition in the head; hot and flushed cheeks.
The tooth-ache is like a crawling sensation in
the teeth; always worse at night; most severe at
midnight.
Aconite. Strong pulsating tooth-ache, with congestion of the head.
Agaricus muscarius.  Tearing pain in the teeth,
arising from cold.
Alumina. Tooth-ache during mastication.
Belladonna.  Tearing pain at the roots of the
teeth of the upper jaw, without any of them
being decayed; sensation as if the teeth were too
long; gums swollen, red, and burning; the
pain increased by movement.  More violent
mornings and evenings, and excited on going
into the cold air; the whole of the face is at
the same time, red and hot.
Belladonna. Odontalgia with trismus.
Bryonia and Rhus. Insupportable tooth-ache, as
if all the teeth had been forcibly wrenched out;
the heat of the bed, warm and cold air, increase
the pain.
Causticum. Tooth-ache with painful gums, which
bleed easily, with tearing pains in the muscles
of the face, in the eye and ear.
Calcarea. Tearing pains in the decayed and sound
teeth, coming on both day and night, from cold;
increased principallyby cold draughts of air; during the attack, great sensibility of the teeth to
cold air.
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coming on after eating and drinking, arising
at first after having taken coffee and hot
drinks.
Chamomilla.  Very violent tooth-ache, with restlessness, moaning, swelling of the left cheek;
a molar tooth in the left jaw-decayed, the gums,
at the same time, swollen and burning; loss of
sleep, gnawing pain in the hollow teeth.
Chamomilla. Periodical violent tooth-ache in a
back molar tooth of the left under jaw; the
tooth hollow; dragging and gnawing pains, most
violent after eating.
Chamomilla. Violent tooth-ache, coming on with
a shooting pain in the left jaw, with crawling
and tickling sensation in the teeth, most
violent at night; swelling of the gums.
China. Odontalgia, especially violent after eating
and drinking, and at night. The tooth-ache is
only relieved, by forcibly gnashing the teeth
together; during the slightest movement, the
pain increases violently.
Coffea. From over excitement of the nervous
system.
Euphorbia. Thrusting, pulsating pain, as if the
teeth were screwed together.    An irritable
swelling, painful when touched, under the eye,
as if an abscess were forming; erysipelas of the
cheek.
Graphites.  Odontalgia in all the teeth of the
left side, with an attack of lateral head-ache;
much increased during the night.
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and back teeth of the right side, in both sound
and carious teeth, extending over the upper
jaw-bone, right nostril, (even to the upper part
of the nose), and eye of the affected side, and
slightly in the lower jaw.  The pain is of a
tearing, and beating nature, with swelling of the
gums; the pain is much increased by pressure,
sensation as if the teeth were too long.
Lachesis.  In the roots of the teeth of the under
jaw, a very violent, tearing, dragging pain, as if a
screw were driven in, extending into the ear;
comes on after awaking from sleep, or after
eating, or from taking cold or warm drinks.
Magnesia carbonica. Odontalgia, at first, only in
one, afterwards in many teeth of the right side
of the under jaw; violent boring, with tearing
pains on the right side of the face, around the
temple, with stiffness of the neck and throat.
The pain is slight during the day, but very
violent at evening and night. The patient is
compelled to move about.
Mercurius vivus. Odontalgia, of pregnant women.
The gums are swollen, livid, and very red at the
edges, painful and very irritable, as if cankered,
also the tongue is very painful, with bad taste
in the mouth, tearing pain in the sound teeth,
as if they were decayed; increased at night,
by cold air, or cold drinks.
Mercurius solubilis. Violent tearing pain in the
teeth, and under jaw-bone, so that the patient
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Nux vomica.   Violent soreness over the whole
upper jaw-bone; with digging pain in the carious teeth on the right side, alternating with
shooting pain, extending to the bones of the
face, especially on going into the cold air, on
eating, and early in the morning.
Nux vomica. Violent digging tooth-ache, in an
upper back tooth of the left jaw, with lancinating pain over the whole side of the face;
diminished by warmth.
Nux vomica. Pulsating, and digging pain in the
upper teeth.
Platina.  Pulsating, digging pain in the right jaw
bone, worse in the evening and on movement,
involuntary moaning; menses too early and
too profuse, at the same time a feeling of numbness in the affected side of the face.
Psoricum.
Pulsatilla. Odontalgia of pregnant women; the
attack comes on principally in the evening,
with a sensation of coldness, and remarkable
paleness of the face; cold air diminishes these
symptoms.
Pulsatilla. Piercing tooth-ache in the left upper
jaw, with drawing pains, extending to the eye,
most violent at night in bed, increased in a
warm chamber, and by warm food and drinks;
diminished in fresh air.
Pulsatilla.  Shooting pain in a hollow back
tooth, extending into the ear, and over the left
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Nux vomica, Pulsatilla.
Odontalgia Rheumatica.
Nux vomica, Pulsatilla, Merc. sol., Chamomilla,
Bryonia, Aconite, (especially in irritable and
excitable patients.)
Mezereum, Agaricus muse. Calcarea carb.
Odontalgia nervosa.
Coffea, Spigelia and Belladonna.
Odontalgia sanguinea.
Aconite, Pulsatilla, Hyos., Sulphur, Belladonna,
Sabina, Magnetis polus arcticus, Euphorbia,
Sepia.
CEDEMATIA. (CEdematous swellings.)
CEdema of the thighs, with cessation of the
menses; Pulsatilla.
Aconite. (Edema phlegmonodes.
Bryonia.
China. CEdema of the extremities, after the vital
powers have been exhausted by previous disease.
Ferrum muriat.
Ledum. CEdematous swelling, with heat, over the
patella.
Rhus. (Edematous swelling, with heat, around
each malleolus; with a dose of Sulphur in eight
days.
CEdema of the lungs.
Hepar sulph., Calc. carb.
CEdema testis.
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violent burning in the eye, fever, pain in and
over the eye, heat in the eye, photophobia;
early in the evening the eyes are glued together,
heat over the whole body, pulse quick.
Belladonna with Sulphur. Photophobia, continual
lachrymation, burning in the eye.
Euphrasia.  Both eye-lids swollen and glued
together, the eyes inflamed, viscous discharge
from the eyes, mixed with blood; coryza.
Hepar sulph. Violent pain over the right eye-brow,
continual flow of tears from the left eye, photophobia, conjunctiva red in the angles of the eye,
violent throbbing pain on movement.
Mercurius solubilis. Slight ophthalmia, with burning and smarting pain, most severe in the fresh
air, with much lachrymation; the light of a
candle or daylight is insupportable; burning in
the rectum when going to stool.
Calcareacarb. The right eye greatly inflamed,
a grey film over the pupil; violent pressive pain
the eye, shooting pain and tears when the eye
is closed.
Lycopodium. The eye-lids thick, tumid, escharotic,
the meibomian glands, thick and swelled. Sulphur, Digitalis, Pulsatilla, having been given
before, brought but little relief.
Rhus. Inflammation of both eyes, the white of
the eye is pale red; smarting and burning in
the eyes. In the morning, the eyes are glued
together and watery, cloudiness of the cornea.
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Sulphur. The right eye-ball is red, the eye-lid
thick and red, discharge of purulent mucus;
photophobia, shooting pain over the eye, many
tears, little appetite.
Sulphur. Violent ophthalmia in a boy of nine
years of age, swelling and redness of the eyes,
burning pain in the eye-lids, which are red, and
inflamed; on movement, and when shut, a
burning pain in the eyes; smarting pain in the
light of the sun; this attack arose from the boy
having fallen into some lime.
Sulphur.  Ophthalmia arising from cold, violent
pressive pain in the left eye, which is inflamed,
and as if increased in size; the eye-lids very
much swollen, the sclerotic blood red; cloudy
ulcerated cornea; photophobia; a severe pressive pain at the margin of the orbit, which by
movement of the eye-lid and by the direct light
of the sun, is much increased, the pain extends
over the whole head, and is worse at night.
Ophthalmia arthritica.
Aconite and Arsenic. The eye very sensitive to
light, great flow of tears immediately on opening the eye, cornea thickened, conjunctiva very
red, the iris cloudy, burning heat in the eye,
violent pain in the supra-orbital region, around
the forehead and temple, most violent in the
evening and night, with pulsations and hammering in the head.
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around the orbit, with varicose vessels of the
conjunctiva.
Colocynth.  Violent head-ache, burning, cutting
pain in the right eye, congestion of the head.
Nux vomica. Burning itching pain in the eye-lid,
insupportable in the day-light; tearing pain in
the eyes at night.
Ophthalmia arthritica cum obscuratione leucomotosa. Pressing, tearing pain in the forehead and
orbit, pupil much dilated; photophobia, epiphora; Crocus,Belladonna, Nux vomica, Euphrasia,
and Spigelia subdued the inflammation; against
the cloudiness, Calcarea, Phosphorus, and Silicea, were given with the happiest consequences.
Sulphur. Photophobia, conjunctiva slightly reddened, sclerotic rose red and transparent, pain
around the eye.
Ophthalmia catarrhalis.
Belladonna. Redness of the eye-lids, burning sensation, photophobia, dryness, rheum, spasmodic
cough.
China. Conjunctiva of the left eye, slightly inflamed, movement of the eyes painful, sensation
as if sand in the eye.  Evening exacerbation
with head-ache in the forehead.
Digitalis. Inflamed, swollen eye-lids, painful sensibility of the eyes to light; conjunctiva, ball
of the eye, and eye-lids, suffused; feeling of sand
in the eye, continued flow of tears, copious
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lachrymation, eye-lids agglutinated and swollen,
and both eye-lids covered with mucus, the lower
eye-lid very red and swollen, violent coryza;
with the help of Mercur. solub.
Nux vomica. Ophthalmia, arising from cold, violent
pressing pain in the eyes on every effort to open
them. The white of both eyes is tinged with
blood, eye-lids red, swollen, and glued together
with mucus.
Ophthalmia chronica.
Calcarea carbon. and Silicea. Eye-lids swollen,
eye-ball very red; photophobia, suppurating
discharge from the eyes during the night; with
the help of Rhus.
Calcarea and Belladonna. Photophobia, severe
pains, perpetual lachrymation, like continual
weeping, exanthematous eruption round the
eyes, scrofulous face. The spots on the cornea
were cured by Arsenicum, Nitric acid. and
Calcarea.
Sepia with the help of Sulphur. Chronic ophthalmia with violent photophobia, ulcerating specks
upon the orbit, and suppurating discharge during
the night.
Ophthalmia intermittens.
Belladonna. Redness of conjunctiva, flow of tears,
photophobia.
Ophthalmia mercuralis.
Acid nitric.
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charge from the eyelids, photophobia. The left
eye cannot be opened.
Ohpthalmia rheumatica.
Belladonna. Tearing, dragging pain in the
orbit; pressive, burning, shooting pain in
the right eye. Flow of tears; photophobia;
dilated pupil, conjunctiva of the ball, very much
reddened.
Mercurius solub.  Sclerotic of the right eye reddened, an ulcer on the cornea. Tearing, boring
pain in the eye and orbit, with evening and
nightly exacerbation; photophobia; nebulous
sight.
Spigelia and Euphrasia. The right eye is inflamed,
and the suffused vessels take a circular form, of
a bluish colour; cornea cloudy; violent pain in
the eyes and orbits. Nux vomica, against the
remaining ecchymosis of the sclerotic.
Ophthalmia scrophulosa.
Arsenic.
Belladonna.  Vessels of the sclerotic, suffused
with blood; sensitive pressure on the eye; eyelids agglutinated together in the morning.
Belladonna and Sulphur.  Twitchings of the eyelids; margin of the eye-lids swollen, and inflamed, glueing together at night; smarting in
the eyes, with lachrymation; photophobia; conjunctiva suffused with red vessels.
Belladonna, Calcarea carb., Lycopodium, and
Sepia. The left eye slightly inflamed; cornea
cloudy; the vision weakened; the right eye is
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ichorous matter; lachrymation, photophobia,
burning, pricking, boring pain in the inner
part of the eye; ulcers and maculee corneee;
swollen glands of the neck.
Belladonna.  Photophobia, reddened eye-ball;
slight ulcers; if Belladonna does not entirely
take away the photophobia, Ignatia must be
given.
Belladonna, Mercurius, and Hepar. sulph.
Belladonna, Calcarea, Acid nitric, and Arsenic.
Calcarea carbon. Photophobia, eye-lids reddened,
swollen, painful, and closed; acrid lachrymation; sclerotica reddened; pustules on the cornea; scrofulous habit.
Calcarea, with the help of Belladonna, Hepar.
sulph., and Pulsatilla. Conjunctiva, and eyelids reddened; much photophobia; frequent
lachrymation, and agglutination of the eyes;
smarting pains.
Calcarea carbon. Ophthalmia, with ulcers on the
cornea.
Graphites. Ophthal., with ulcers, and predominant
photophobia.
Hyoscyamus.
Petroleum.  Incipient, scrophulous ophthalmia,
with swelling of the nose, and purulent discharge.
Rhus.   Both eyes somewhat reddened; lachrymation in the day time; nightly suppuration;
restlessness; loss of sleep; cedematous swelling around the eyes.
Sepia.
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ulcerated; cornea covered with spots. Vision
impaired; visus nebulosus. The affection was
cured in six weeks, (repeated doses being given.)
0 phthalmia syphilitica.
Mercurius.
Ophthalmia traumatica.
Aconite and Arnica. In the first stage.
Arnica. From the kick of a horse. Eye-lids much
swollen, suffused with blood; dilated pupil;
sensibility to light; with Euphrasia, against the
lachrymation.
Arnica and Calcarea carb. Ophthalmia traum., in
a scrofulous boy.
Vide also, Psorophthalmia.
ORCHITIS. (Inflam. of the testes.)
Aconite, Arnica and Spongia.
Arnica.   Orchitis from  external violence; the
right testicle is very much swollen, with very
considerable pain.
Mercurius solub. From repressed Gonorrhoea.
Nux vomica. The testicles are swollen; can bear
no movement; violent pain in them, with irritation in the Glans.
Pulsatilla.  Orchitis from  cold, with rigors,
vomiting and diarrhoea.
Orchitis erysipelatosa. Belladonna and Rhus.
ORTHOPNCEA.
Violent Orthopnoea, with sanguinolent sputa;
Phosphorus.
Vide also, Suffocatio.
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(and also when the nose is blown,) of a thick
yellow fetid matter, especially in the morning;
at the same time, anorexia, herpes, and obstinate
obstruction of the nose.
Aurum. A thick, yellow brown, half watery, half
dry, discharge blown from the nose; fetid odour
from the nose, want of smell.
Aurum. Ozeena syphilitica, with discharge of a
bloody pus; the nose is stopped up; a yellow
ichorous crust over the alse nasi. The nose
forehead and upper part of the face, red and
swollen, fretful disposition.
Muriat. magnesia.  Ozaena benigna, soreness in
the inner part of the nose, yellow crust on the
nose, discharge of a watery, ichorous matter,
redness and soreness of the upper lip, swelling
of the lower part of the nose.
Pulsatilla. In chronic coryza, a discharge of a
yellowish green, ichorous matter, with most fetid
odour, in considerable quantity from the nose;
the nose is somewhat swollen, menstruation
retarded and too little in quantity, leuchorrhoea,
shivering, loss of thirst, fretful disposition.
Sepia, with help of Belladonna.
Ozeena scrofulosa, Acid nitr., Phosphorus, in
people advanced in age.
Aurum. When the bones are affected.
P.
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PANARITIUM.       (Whitlow.)
Sepia and Rhus.
Silicea. Panaritia suppurans, with sarcoma and
insupportable pain.
Sulphur. Ulceration of the nails on the upper
and under margin, with insupportable pain.
PARABLEPSIS.
Cicuta virosa. Double sight, prismatic colours
when looking at a book, or the light of a candle,
photophobia, vertigo.
PARALYSIS.
Arnica.
Bryonia. With paralysis of the lower extremities,
numbness and lameness.
Camphor and Rhus. With lameness of the extremities, following the application of a violent
blister.
Causticum.   Paralysis of the right arm, with
aphonia, after a suppressed coryza.
Cocculus. Paralysis of the lower extremities.
Hyoscyamus. Paralysis sphyncter ani in a boy.
Mesmerismus with Plumbum aceticum.   Loss of
power, feeling of coldness, emaciation, loss of
sensation in the lower extremities.
Nux vomica. Paralysis of the right foot, vertigo,
confusion in the head, frequent flushing of the
face; vomiting and burning pain at the pit of
of the stomach immediately after eating and
drinking, general debility, irritable temper.
Nux vomica. Paralysis of the left arm, sensation in the arms as if bruised.
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right arm, the fingers are bent inwards, the
speech is impeded, the right arm is paralysed,
the fingers curved, contracted; want of appetite,
constipation, difficulty of speech, and salivation.
Oleander, with Cocculus, Arnica and China. Paralysis of the extremities, with double sight.
Rhus. Paralysis of the left arm, from taking cold,
with diarrhoea, tenesmus, and difficult respiration.
Rhus. Paralysis of the extremities from a fall
backwards.
Rhus. Paralysis of the right arm, with burning
pain.
Silicea. Paralysis of the muscles of the back,
cannot turn, or sit up in bed.
Sulphur and Calcarea.  Painful lameness of the
ankle joint, cannot walk, the feet drag behind
on the ground, violent pain in treading, in the
sacrum and in the heel.
Sulphur. Paralysis of the lower extremities.
PARESIS. (Imperfect Palsy.)
Arnica and Nux vomica.   Paresis of the extremities; he cannot put his hand to his head;
cannot take hold of anything, he drops everything; the legs have no firmness.
Carbo vegetabilis, Sulphur, Graphites and Lycopodium. Painful draggings from the elbow joint
to the knee; the wrist joint is stiff and sprained,
debility in the knees, as if he were lame, the feet
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wrenching pain, as if the flesh were separated
from the bones, the arm moves with difficulty,
continual restlessness.  Stibium  tartaricum
brought only momentary relief when given at
first.
Nux vomica. Numbness of the legs.
Zincum. Paresis of the arms.
PAROTIS.
Belladonna. Epidemic parotis.
Belladonna. Parotis, with nightly fever and scaldhead; with Sepia.
Belladonna and Mercurius.
Kali carbonicum. Parotis.
Rhus.   Parotis after Scarlatina, with violent
fever.
PAROTIS CHRONICA.
Mercurius. Parotis, with considerable pain
and long continued swelling and hardness.
PARULIS.
Nux vom. and Sulphur.
PEMPHIGUS.
Dulcamara. Pemphigus chronicus, as large
as peas, containing a yellow watery, transparent fluid, itching violently, having a red base,
forming ichorous ulcers, great thirst, mucous
stools.
Rhus. Pemphigus chronicus; blisters with a
red base, containing a serous, pustulous fluid,
drying partly with a brown scab, partly in flat
ulcerated spots, alternating with excoriation;
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Arsenic.  Blisters filled with blood, over the
whole body, with bloody urine, diarrhoea, loss
of sleep, and restlessness.
PERIPNEUMONIA. (Pneumonia.)
Acidum phosphoricum. Perip., in a late stage;
violent cough, with purulent expectoration;
fever, frequent pulse, much night perspiration,
head-ache.
Aconite. In forty cases.
Aconite.  Rigors, dull, pressive pain in both
lungs, only permitting the patient to lie on
his back, and producing dyspncea, frequent
short cough, causing continual irritation; mucous expectoration, mixed with blood; strong
dyspnoea, dark, blue, suffused countenance,
violent pressive head-ache, strong pulsations of
the carotids, small wiry pulse, and dry heat.
Aconite.  Anxiety, very [short respiration, with
every inspiration sticking pain under the ribs,
extending to the shoulder blade, with constrictive pain in the chest; cough, with expectoration of blood; burning heat, head-ache, dizziness, with frightful fancies.
Aconite. Stickings, and pain in both lungs; dry
cough, with bloody expectoration, great constriction of the chest, fever; after the Aconite,
Bryonia.
Aconite and Belladonna.   Peripneumonia, in a
child of a year old; countenance pale and
sunken; dry, burning heat of the skin, very
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vomica against the cough, combined with constipation.
Bryonia. Severe shooting pain on the right
side on every inspiration, great anxiety and
pressure; dry cough, scanty expectoration mixed
with streaks of blood; impaired speech, some
rattling noise in the chest, redness, sweat on the
face, reddened eyes thirst; full, hard, quick
pulse, dry tongue, covered with black sordes,
nightly phantoms.
Camphor. Pneumonia in a late stage, short, anxious,
troubled breathing, with painful sensibility, and
shooting pains in the chest, constant violent
irritation when coughing; shivering, alternating
with heat, dry hot skin, weak, slow pulse, with
drowsiness.
China. With short, quick inspiration, with dull
pricking pain in the chest, great head-ache, continual cough, with expectoration streaked with
blood, dry heat, red face, thirst; later, haemoptysis and fainting, with subsultus tendinum.
Phosphorus. Pneumonia neglecta, sunken, earthy,
yellow face, and dull, deep sunken eyes; short,
weak, dry cough, much thirst, heat, and shivering; with Sulphur.
Phosphorus. Pneumonia, with tendency to paralysis of the lungs. The quickened respiration
becomes attended with a loud rattling in the
chest, slight cough, with slight tenacious expectoration.
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Sulphur.  The affection of the chest becomes
more violent. The heat in the chest increases,
with constipation, and the bloody expectoration
to complete haemoptysis.
Veratrum.  In an already far advanced pneumonia.
PERIPNEUMONIA NERVOSA.
Aconite, Belladonna, and Bryonia. Complete
loss of consciousness; all the senses suppressed,
dull eyes, dry lips covered with black sordes;
impeded speech, great thirst, involuntary
stools, short inspiration, dry skin, weak, trembling, wiry, remitting pulse.
Aconite, Hyoscyamus and Rhus. Perip. nervosa,
after scarlatina, short, slow breath, insupportable, shooting pain, with feeling of oppression,
dry cough, with expectoration streaked with
blood; delirium, moaning, subsultus tendinum,
involuntary stools; against the remaining cough
with purulent expectoration, and circumscribed
redness of the cheeks, Lycopodium.
Aconite, Bryonia and Nux vomica.
Aconite, Bryonia, Belladonna and Nux vomica.
---    Aconite, Bryonia, and Belladonna.
Belladonna. Painful pressure under the sternum,
dyspnoea, sopor, coma, subsultus tendinum, suffused eyes, unstable look, small, quick pulse,
tenesmus and ardor urinee.
Bryonia and Rhus. General, burning heat, with
violent shooting pain over the whole chest
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with crying out and slight delirium; moaning,
phantasies, subsultus tendinum, trembling of the
tongue, which is coated with brownish black
fur, extreme debility.
Bryonia. Cough, with slight expectoration of
a dark, frothy, bloody mucus, great inclination to
sleep, lies as if in a trance, delirium; Arnica
against the shooting pain on taking a deep inspiration, which remains.
China. Pneumonia, subsultus tendinum.
Pulsatilla. Very quick, short respiration in a child,
with burning skin, violent thirst, subsultus tendinum, convulsions, slight delirium, anxiety and
restlessness.
Rhus. Brown, rough, dry tongue, constriction of
the chest, slight sleep, countenance much distorted, shrieking out, springing up in the bed,
small pulse.
Sulphur. In many cases; and in the stage of convalescence, particularly in persons of psoric
habit.
PERITONITIS.
Aconite, in repeated doses.
Aconite. In repeated doses, alternating with Antimoniunz crudum; and Nux vomica against the
previous gastric affection.
Peritonitis, in a woman of twenty-six years old, of
a weak constitution, with tendency to spasms
and haemorrhoids, rigors, heat, nausea, vertigo,
pressure at the epigastrium, vomiting of green
mucus, followed by cutting pains in the abdomen, with feeling as if the lower part of the
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chest, emaciation and debility; with Hepar
sulph. and Sepia.
Phthisis pituit., from suppressed scabies, with opexpression at the chest, cough, with thirst,
mucous expectoration, great general weakness;
Sulphur and Lycopodium.
Sulphur, Arsenic, Calcarea and Sulphur, cured an
affection of this kind.
Stannum. Continual irritation of the chest from
cough, oppression, constriction, with dyspncea
on the slightest movement, great debility,
vomiting of mucus in the morning.
Stannum. Cough, with copious mucous expectoration day and night, great emaciation, frequent
small pulse, burning heat in the palms of the
hands, perspiration in the morning, diarrhoea.
Stannum.   Violent shaking cough, sometimes
dry, at other times followed by copious expectoration, most violent at night; with coughing,
the chest feels as if raw and sore; debility,
weariness, night perspiration.   Belladonna
against the pulsating pressive pain in the left
side of the chest, and hoarseness.
PHTHISIS PULMONALIS.
Pale countenance, with bright rose-coloured
cheeks, violent tearing pain in the lower part
of the thorax, every six days an expectoration
of blood, with yellow, thick, serous, green,
purulent matter, loss of sleep, inability to walk
about. Dulcamara, Sulphur, Aconite, Nux vom.,
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Aconite, Psoricum and Sulphur.  Phthisis, great
emaciation, great weakness, continual dull pain
in the chest, dyspncea.
Carbo. vegetabilis.  Phthisis, with vomice, exhausting cough day and night, sometimes dry
and spasmodic, at others with expectoration in
large masses of a thick, greenish yellow, purulent mucous kind, with a dark yellow matter;
respiration short, quick, and impeded, a dull
pressive pain in the chest, with lancinations;
hectic fever.
Carbo. vegetabilis. The expectoration comes away
in lumps of a greenish, thick, purulent, fetid
mucus, very copious in the morning.
China, Sepia, Ammon. carbon., and Lycopodium.
China.  Continual cough, with purulent expectoration.
Dulcamara. In many cases arising from   cold;
constant cough, expectoration mixed with bright
red blood, pain in the chest, fever.
Ferrum aceticum, and Pulsatilla. Phthisis, coming on after drinking cold liquids, great emaciation, with colliquative, clammy perspiration, diarrhoea, facies hypocratica, pale lips, constriction
at the chest, with impeded respiration, green
purulent expectoration mixed with blood, with
nauseous foul taste in the mouth. In ten or
twelve days, a healthy condition was brought
about.
Hyoscyamus. Incipient phthisis, after an attack of
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Kali carbon. and NuZ vomica.   Phthisis purulenta.  Purulent, yellowish white, transparent
expectoration, which is discharged by coughing,
much dyspnoea, great exhaustion.
Laurocerasus.  Incessant cough, with very copious glutinous expectoration, streaked with
blood.
Ledum palust. After neglected pneumonia, copious
fetid, greenish expectoration; straining cough,
lancinating pain in the side, emaciation; with
Chamomilla.
Lycopodium.   Phthisis florida, rattling breath,
violent expectoration, nightly, clammy, perspiration.
Lycopodium.   Weak, low voice, great debility;
severe cough, dayand night, with profuse expectoration, low fever, and night perspiration.
Nitrum. In violent pain in the chest and lungs.
Phosphorus, with Lycopodium, Sepia, and Graphites. Low, broken voice, laborious respiration, great oppression, together with haemorrhage, purulent expectoration, mixed with
blood; cold, clammy, perspiration, diarrhoea.
Phosphorus. Shaking cough, with trembling of
the limbs; yellow, purulent, saltish expectoration; principally early in the morning and
evening; great night perspiration and debility.
Phosphorus. Phthisis with very strong dyspncea,
constrictive sensation over the chest; very
violent cough, with thick, yellow expectoration,
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Psoricum. Cured a very advanced stage of phthisis
purulenta.
Pulsatilla. Sunken, pale face, dulness of hearing,
much emaciation, hectic fever, colliquative
diarrhoea, expectoration was yellowish green,
and purulent, but had ceased for four days, mucous rale; with Phosphorus, Sepia, and China.
Sambucus. Continual cough, with much expectoration, debility, emaciation, pain in the chest
while coughing, oedematous feet, (cured at last,
by Glechoma, ground ivy.)
Sambucus. Arising from drinking water, fever with
violent cough and expectoration, and later, a
sweet taste in the mouth, emaciation, burning
heat in the palms of the hands, much perspiration in the evening.
Silicea, Sulphur, and Calcarea. Phthisis purulenta.
Stannum. Cough, with expectoration of a yellowish, fetid, nauseous matter; emaciation, suffocating sensation and feeling of constriction
at the chest whilst walking.
Sulphur.  Oppression and tension at the chest,
with feeling of constriction; purulent expectoration streaked with blood; blind haemorrhoids.
Sulphur and Psoricum. Alternating, in many cases.
lodium, has been tried with partial success in
many cases.
Sulphur. Incipient phthisis with amennorrhoea.
PHTHISIS BRONCHIALIS.
Sulphur and Causticum, also Stannum.
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speak out loud, feeling of soreness in the larynx;
with the help of Drosera and Trifoleum.
Spongia.  Hoarseness, cannot raise the voice,
dysphagia, continued short, dry cough, with
occasional expectoration of white mucus, sometimes streaked with blood; with the help of
Drosera, Manganesium, Sulphur, and Carbo. vegetabilis.
PHTHISIS INTESTINALIS. (From suppressed
scabies.)
Psoricum.
PHTHISIS TUBERCULOSA.
SCHMID recommends the alternate use of
Hepar sulp. and Mercurius.
PHYSCONIA. (Parabysma. of MASON GOOD.)
[Enlargement of the abdomen.]
Lycopodium, Lachesis.
Physconia hepatis.
Calcarea carbonica.
Sulphur. With extreme tension of the abdomen,
and slight shooting pain in the liver.
Physconia splenica.
Berberis.
PLACENTA INCARCERATA.
Secale cornutum.
PLEURITIS.
Aconite. Violent cutting pain over the whole
chest, so as to impede breathing; dry cough,
dry hot skin; with Bryonia.
Aconite.  Very violent cutting pain, anxiety of
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Aconite. Violent cutting pain in the region of
the false ribs of the left side, much increased by
taking a deep breath, and by coughing, dry,
short broken cough, breathing accelerated, great
thirst, tongue furred, urine high coloured, skin
dry and hot, pulse hard, and much accelerated.
Aconite.   Violent stitches in the chest, short
painful cough, great redness of the face, short
accelerated and painful respiration, expectoration mixed with blood, every change of position
causes pain; violent thirst, hard, frequent pulse,
convulsions and delirium.
Aconite and Belladonna.   Very violent cutting
pain, increased by deep inspirations and movement, short dry cough, anxiety during the cough,
fantasies.
Aconite and Bryonia, Arnica, Nux vomica. Bilious pleurisy.
Aconite and Cannabis.
Bryonia, with Aconite.
Bryonia and Nux vomica.
Bryonia and China.
Bryonia. Red, hot face, hot dry skin, glistening
eyes, bruised pain in the back and between the
shoulders, much thirst, violent dry cough, accompanied with severe cutting pains, short
oppressed breathing, delirium.
Squilla. Cutting pain over the whole lower part
of the chest, dry short cough on every inspiration, frequent, hard pulse, burning heat of the
body, red face, great thirst.
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Bryonia. Violent darting pain, with cough and
considerable constriction at the chest, which
feels oppressed as with a weight, loss of sleep,
puffed, reddish brown face, quick, anxious,
difficult short breathing, small, hard pulse, strong
palpitations, hot, dry skin, much thirst.
Bryonia. Darting pain in the chest, the inspiration difficult and painful, can only lie on the
back; heat and burning in the chest, anxiety,
oppression, cough with scarcely any expectoration, very red face, and yellowish brown tongue.
Bryonia. Violent darting pain in both sides of
the chest, continual irritation from the cough,
with expectoration of bloody mucus, very
difficult breathing, heat of skin, full, hard,
intermittent pulse, tumid, purplish face, coma,
with frightful fantasies.
Bryonia and Aconite.
Cannabis.  Very violent, cutting pains in the
left side of the chest, shooting pain in the
chest, on moving, breathing, and speaking;
cough, with much viscous, green, bloody expectoration, debility, drowsiness, with jactitations, palpitation of the heart, with anxiety.
PLICA POLONICA.
Vinca minor.
A case was cured by Ignatia, Sulphur, Conium, and
Natrum muriaticum.
PODAGRA.
Arnica and Sabina, also Ledum.
Vide Arthritis.
POLLUTIONES NOCTURNE. Sepia, when
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Magnetis polus arcticus.
PRIAPISMUS.
Pulsatilla.
POLYPUS.
Polypus aurium.
Calcarea carbonica.
Polypus narium.  Calcarea carbon.
Phosphorus. externus usus.
Marum verum. externe adhibitam.
Oztenin.
Phosphor.
Sulphur.
Polypus vesicle urinariae. Calcarea carbonica.
PRESBYOPIA.
Drosera with Hyoscyamus. Cannot see by
candle or bright daylight.
PROCTALGTA. (Violent pain in the anus.)
Sulphur.   Burning pain in the anus and
scrotum.
PROCTORRHCEA.
Sulphur.
PROLAPSUS IRIDIS TRAUMATICUS.
Arnica.
PROLAPSUS UTERI.
Belladonna, also externally applied.
Secale Cornutum. A very successful remedy in
three cases, after Bellad. had failed, in doses of
two or three drops of the tincture, once a week.
Calc. carb. gr. ij.  Prolap. uteri, from lifting a
heavy weight, cured in two days, with the
remark of Dr. Neidhard, that Arnica and Rhus
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PROSTATITIS.
Pulsatilla and Thuja.
PROLAPSUS ANI.
Tgnatia.
Nux vom., Mere solub. When the rectum appears
black, very painful and difficult motions, following severe straining, with discharge of blood.
PROSOPALGIA. - NEURALGIA. (Tic Doloreux.)
Prosop. The attack comes on very violently,
the slightest touch or movement cannot be
borne. Spigelia gives relief only as a palliative.
The following medicines effected a radical cure,
Calcarea, Lycopod., Sepia, Baryta, Phosp., and
Graphites.
Belladonna, and Nux vom.-Belladonna and Stramoniumn-Belladonna and Zincum.
Hepar, Thuga, Arsenic, Sabina and Sulphur.
Nux vomica, Belladonna and Bryonia. Prosopalgia with violent trismus.
Phosphorus.
Stramonium.   With   erysipelatous swelling of
the lips and face.
Staphysagria, with Carbo. veget., Calcarea, Nitric
acid., Phosphorus and Sepia.
PROSOPALGIA RHEUMATICA.
Vide Dolores Rheum. faciei.
PSEUDOSYPHILIS.
Hepar sulph., Sarsaparilla, Acid nitric.
PSOITIS.
Aconite and Bryonia-Nux, Pulsat., Canthar.,
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gastric region, much tension in the abdominal
muscles, from the umbilicus to the thigh,
dysuria, nightly fever.
Digital., Arg. fol., Plumbum, in chronic cases.
PSOROPHTHALMIA.
Calcarea carb. Chronic inflammation of the
eye-lids, which are thick and swollen as if ulcerated, with a thick ichorous discharge.
Hepar sulph. Both eye-lids inflamed, sore and
running, as if ulcerated, especially the inner eyelid, the internalmarg in very red, with smarting
itching; light appears in circles, conjunctiva of
the eye-ball greatly reddened.
Hepar sulph. The eyelids ulcerated, and secrete
much purulent mucus in the night, a small horny
ulcer on the cornea, tinea capitis.
Sulphur, Graphites, and Nitric acid. Both eyes
inflamed, the ball and eye-lids red and tumid,
lachrymation, photophobia.
Sulphur. Both eyes reddened, somewhat swollen,
more especially the meibomian glands, the eyelids are glued together in the morning, sensation
of burning in the lids.
PURPURA MILIARIS.
Vide Scarlatina Miliaris.
R.
RANULA.
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RAPHANIA. (Eclampsia typhodes.)
Solanum nigrun.  Spasmodic contraction of the
joints, with convulsive motions.
Belladonna against the remaining nervous fever.
Cicuta virosa is of benefit, but Solanum seems to
be specific, especially when the disease is produced by the Ergot of Rye.
RAUCEDO. (Hoarseness.)
Bryonia.   Raucedo from   cold after the
measles, with cough; with Belladonna.
Calcarea. Chronic hoarseness, with much cough,
expectoration, and bad fetid odour from the
throat.
Carbo. vegetabilis.
Pulsatilla, with Bryonia. Violent hoarseness for
three weeks, lancinating head-ache, short dry
cough, heaviness of the limbs.
Drosera, Tinctura acris, and Trifolum. Hoarseness
with feeling of soreness in the throat.
Mercurius.
Spongia and Mercurius. Hoarseness from phthisis.
Sulphur. Chronic hoarseness from scabies, with
violent dry cough.
Vide, also Aphonia.
RETENTIO MENSIUM.
Vide, Amennorrhoea.
RETENTIO URINAE. Cannabis.
(Vide, also Dysuria.)
RHACHITIS.
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RHAGADES. (Chaps on the hands, etc.)
Hepar sulph, Deep redness and chaps in
the palm of the left hand.
Aurum., Rhus, Pulsat., Petrol. In inveterate cases,
Zinc., Sulph. and Argilla.
Rhagades, papillae mamillaris.
Sulphur, also Arnica, externally applied, and also
given internally.
Graphites.
RHEUMATISMUS ACUTUS.
Aconite and Bryonia. Swelling of the joints of
the extremities; synochial fever, immobility of
the limbs, lancinating pains in the head.
Aconite and Bryonia. Dragging, shooting pain in
the knees, during movement and at night; the
knee joints are hot and swollen; the right arm
painful, slightly swollen and immoveable.
Aconite. Immobility of the sacral and lumbar region, lies stiff and extended on the back;
quick pulse; with Rhus and Nux.
Aconite and Bryonia.
Acon., Bryon. and Nux.
Aconite. Rheumatism of the left knee joint.
Antimonium crudum. Swelling at the insertion of
the biceps, swelling of upper part of the forearm, with tensive and shooting pains.
Arnica. Insupportable, tearing pains in the limbs,
lies quite stiff in bed, can just move the hands
and feet.
Arnica. Incessant, tearing pain in the hands
and feet; the feet are slightly, but the hands
considerably swollen, shining red, and painful
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feet without violent pain; with the help of Antimonium crudum.
Belladonna. Rheumatism of the right ankle joint,
very violent pain, especially severe at night,
with great restlessness, cannot long remain in one
position, very painful on the slightest touch.
Belladonna. Acute rheumatism, pressing, tearing
pain in the shoulders.
Bryonia.   Universal heat, head-ache, violent
tearing pain, alternating in the upper and under
extremities, can bear no contact, joints of the
wrist and knee swollen and inflamed, more
violent at night.
Bryonia. Shooting and dragging pain in the forearm, shoulders, and pectoral muscles, so that
he cannot lie in bed.
Bryonza. Tense shooting and tearing pain in the
extremities and neck, which are swollen and
shiny red, the pain increased at night by
movement; loss of sleep, anxiety, restlessness,
much dry heat, thirst; free from pain in two
days.
Bryonia. Violent tension and tearing in the limbs,
increased by movement or contact; knee stiff,
limbs red and shining; these parts are very sensitive.
Bryonia. Stiffness, shooting pain in the shoulders, increased by movement.
Bryonia and Ledum. Violent pain in the knee,
with hot swelling of the upper and under half
of the patella; cannot stretch, or bend the
leg, without violent pain, nightly loss of sleep.
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Causticum. Dragging, tearing pains, chiefly in the
joints, better in bed, increased on going into the
fresh air; a kind of lame weakness, and unsteadiness of the limbs, when out of bed.
Chamomilla.    Drawing, tearing  pains  from
the nates, and bones of the sacrum, extending to the sole of the foot, very violent at
night.
Cocculus. Paralytic tearing pain, and immobilty
of the right arm.
Dulcamara. After getting wet, pricking pain in
the bones of the right foot; when he draws it
up, the pain extends into the right hypochondria, and right side of the sacrum.  Lumbar
region very stiff.
Dulcamara. Cutting and dragging pain in the
arms and back, most violent at night, less during movement.
Nwu vomica. A smarting pain, and sensation as
if the parts were asleep, in both arms and
shoulders, they cannot be moved without
pain; also, in the lower extremities, stiffness
and pain in the knee and ancle, great sensibility to cold air.
Pulsatilla.  Gnawing pain, first in one knee,
then in the other; at one time in the forearm and shoulders, then in neck and feet;
after some time, a swelling appears, and the
pain remits, and another part of the body becomes painful; shivering, no thirst.
Rhus.   He cannot lie quiet in bed, from the
tearing and tensive pain, the affected part is
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Lycopodium. Sacral pain with drawing, spasmodic,
tearing pain along the whole back-bone, especially on sitting; from catching cold, a kind of
rheumatic tension and tearing, with stiffness of
the upper and lower extremities, coldness of the
feet.
Nux vomica.
Phosphorus. Rheumatismus chronicus.
Phosphorus.  Dragging, shooting pain over the
right side of the face, dragging pain in all the
teeth; tearing pain in the sacrum and limbs,
with loss of power il all the joints, the pain is
insupportable in fresh air.
Phosphorus. Cutting and dragging pain in the cheekbones, sensation of tension, dragging, and tearing in all the limbs, alternating with headache, numbness, and sensation as if the limbs
had been beaten.
Pulsatilla.  Heaviness and pressure, from the
shoulder, down the arm, to the fingers, which
are numbed; in change of weather, prickings, and feeling of coldness in them; general
debility.
Rhus. Chronic rheumatism of the left shoulder;
violent tearing, and burning pain in the shoulder, increased by rest, and the warmth of the
bed; the arm, at the same time, as if paralyzed.
RHEUMATISMUS LYMPHATICUS.
Nux vomica.
RHINITIS.
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SCABIES.
Sulphur as a chief remedy.
Carbo. vegetabilis-Sulphur and Causticum-Causticum - 01. Olivarum-Psoricum- Sepia-Sulphur.
Mercurius. In a dry, cracking eruption, easily
bleeding when scratched.
Mercurius aceticus. Irritable eruption.
An eruption, which from long allopathic use of
Sulphur, had got a yellow hue, was cured by
Rhus and Staphysagria.
Another case was cure by alternate use of Sulphur,
Rhus and Arsenic.
Another by Sepia, Carbo. veget., Bryonia and Mercurius.
SCARLATINA.
Belladonna as a chief remedy; as a prophylactic, as also a curative.
Belladonna and Aconit.
Belladonna with Acid phosphoricum. In a typhose
scarlatina, a violent diarrhoea passed involuntarily, impossibility to swallow, black lips.
Aconite and Mercurius. In a violent scarlet rash,
with inflammation of the throat.
Belladonna. When given as a phophylactic, it
should be administered every six or seven days,
and in robust persons, every four or five days;
wine, coffee, and acids, should be avoided.
Belladonna. Scarlatina, scarlet swelling of the
arms and hands, violent fever, swelling of the
tonsils, with difficulty of swallowing, head-ache,
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tonsillitis, intense fever, pulse full, hard, and
slow, skin hot and burning.
Belladonna. With swelling of the sub-maxillary
glands.
Belladonna.  Scarlatina, appearing the fifth or
sixth day after vaccination. The vaccine already developed disappeared during the scarlatina, and reappeared when that was cured.
Ipecacuanha. In a case where the fever increases in
the evening; sleepiness, disposition to weep and
groan.
Mercurius is often necessary after Belladonna, on
the second day, when the angina is very
severe.
Opium. With predominance of nervous symptoms, burning heat, comatose sleep and agitation
as if in pain, with vomiting and diarrhoea, or constipation and convulsions.
Ignatia. With a feeling as of a plug in the
throat.
In stupor, Opium   and Arnica.    With tonic
spasm, Ipecacuanha.   With clonic; Hyoscyamus.
Spasms of lungs and trachea; Ipecacuanha.
Dropsy after scarlatina; Rhus, Mercurius, Helleborus, Arsenic, Belladonna.
Scarlatina Miliaris.
Aconite as a chief remedy.  Also as a preservative.
Aconite with Coffea.
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scrofulous boy, with incipient affection of the
bones.
Calcarea. Indurated glands.
Conium. Swelling of the glands, and ulcers in the
neck.
Graphites.  Scrofulous swelling of the cervical
glands.
Iodium. Scrofula, with oedematous swelling of the
eyelids.
Silicea. Scrofula, with swelling and induration of
the cervical and parotid glands.
Staphysagria.  Scrofula, with marked phthisical
symptoms. Cough, with purulent expectoration.
Thick upper lip; hard, swollen, painful, submaxillary glands; swollen, cervical, axillary, inguinal glands; tumid abdomen; debility.
Sulphur with Calcarea carbon.   Scrofula with
tumefaction of the cervical and mesenteric
glands; dry scald head.
Sulphur. Redness of the nose, scabs on the ale
nasi, scurfy, gaping lips, goitre, induration of
the cervical glands.
Sulphur.  Scrofula after scarlatina.  Pale face,
thick nose, swollen lips, much swelling of the
cervical glands, constipation.
Sulphur. Scrofula with tumid abdomen, rattling
breath, chronic coryza, &c,
-- Other remedies against induration of the
glands, are, Baryta, Carbo. veget., and animalis,
Dulcamara, Cocculus and Belladonna.
SCROFULA MESENTERICAE.
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SINGULTUS. (Hiccough.)
Belladonna. Violent hiccough.
Nux vomica.
Pulsatilla. Violent hiccough, with spasms in the
neck and throat.
Bryonia.
Belladonna, Ignatia, and Sulphur.
SODA. (Heart-burn.)
Sulphur. Violent cardialgia, with emaciation.
Nux vomica, China, Calcarea, and Sulphuric acid.
SOPOR.
With convulsions of the extremities, Opium.
SPASMI.
Abdominal spasms, Cham., Nux vom.
China, Nux, Sulp., Veratrum. In a woman affected for twelve months.
Aurum. Spasms, with alternate laughing and
crying.
Belladonna. Universal spasms in children, with
laughing, &c.
Belladonna.  Spasms of the muscles of the face,
with closed eyes; shining hot face, and staring
glistering eyes.
Belladonna. Violent cramp from the swollen right
foot, rising up into the chest. Spasms of the
throat, and organs of speech, with attacks of
loud shrieking; much perspiration.
Causticum. Spasms with jactitation of the head,
grinding of the jaws, dislike to drinks.
China.  At one time tonic, at another clronic
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spasmodic closing of the mouth, glowing fingers
and toes are dragged outwards, and inwards,
red face, eructations, sweat.
Menyanthes trifoliata.  Violent spasmodic traction
and movements of the thighs, in a woman affected with arthritis.
Nux vomica. Violent convulsions in little children,
shrieking, stiffness, throwing back of the head,
staring eyes, trembling of the limbs; followed
by Sulphur.
Nux vomica. After taking cold, violent spasmodic
affection of the limbs, extending to, and causing
stiffness of the back, together with convulsions,
and shrieking; very obstructed respiration.
Nux vomica. Spasms of stomach and chest.
Opium. Spasmodic attacks, from fright.
Pulsatilla.  Spasms from menostasia, cramp in
the abdomen, asthmatic attack, with oppression
and constriction of the chest; fear of death.
palpitation of heart.
Sepia.  Tearing, constricting pains in the whol
abdomen, and often in the muscles of the chest
neck, and right leg.
Veratrum.  Hysterical spasm, with a cataleptic
state.
SPASMI GUL4E.
Belladonna.
Nux vomica.   Periodic closing together of th
lower jaw, with feeling of constriction, anm
habitual head-ache.
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on the prepuce, and condylomata of the
anus.
Thuja, with Acid. nitri. Upon the glans, many
humid condylomata.
Thuja. A great excrescence on the inner and
outer surface of the labic majores, with burning
pain.
Thuja. Inwardly and outwardlyused,withNitric acid.
Mercurius solubilis. Condylomata with syphilitic
ulcers.
Merc. sol., alternating with Thuja, (inwardly and
outwardly applied.) Condylomata with malignant leucorrhoea.
Euphrasia. Inwardly and outwardly applied.
Cinnabaris.
Psoricum. Condylomata of the prepuce, with
nightly incontinence of urine; ulcers at the
angles of the mouth with dry herpes on the back
part of the knee-joint.
Sulphur.  After fruitless use of Acid nitric and
Thuja.
SYPHILIS.
Mercurius, as chief remedy.
Mercurius  vivus, and solubilis.  In  different
potencies.
Mere. sol., and corros 30. Squalid red ulcers, on
the margins of the glans.
Merc. proecip. ruber. In syphilitic affection of the
neck.
Acid. Nitr.  After much use of Mercury in primitive syphilis.
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Mercurius, followed by Thuja, to complete the
cure.
In a case where the whole body was covered with
innumerable ulcers. Sulphur. The ulcers on
the head and face were much ameliorated;
followed by Mercurius, and, in nineteen days,
the chancre and bubo disappeared. Calcarea
carb., was given for some fresh ulcers which
made their appearance, and followed by Silicea,
which perfected the cure, without leaving one
cicatrix.
SYPHILIS SECUNDARIA.
Aurum. Nasal speech, a fetid ichor discharge
from the nose, from ulceration of the bones;
ulcers in the mouth.  The tonsils are ulcerated, fetid discharge from the ears, with
violent boring pain.  Painful swelling of the
bones of the head, fore-arm, and tibia. Irritable swellings on the head. Tearing pain in
the bones of the extremities.
Aurum. Syph. inveterata. Bones of the nose,
fore-head, and upper jaw, swollen and red, with
shooting pain in them; a fetid,bloody, ichorous
discharge from the nose; eyelids, and inner
eye-lash red; head-ache, when going into the
open air.
Acid nitric.  Some tumid chronic scabs on the
head; the face completely covered by pustulous
pimples which break, and form small scabs,
with bright red edges; on the right nostril, a
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Fragaria vesca., Filix mas., Cort. rad. granatorum.
TELANGIECTASIS.
Two red spots on the aloe of the nose, and
upon the crown of the head, cured by the alternate use of Sulphur 30, and Phosphorus 30.
Sulphur.
Carbo. veget.
TENESMUS.
Sulphur. Especially nightly tenesmus.
Vide Diarrhcea, Dysenteria.
TETANUS.
Aconite. Jaws completely closed, eyes cast
upwards, lies as if dead.
Arnica. Tetanus with opisthotonos, in a boy six
years of age, from having been run over by a
cart.
Belladonna with Hyoscyamus and Pulsatilla. The
latter against the accompanying amenorrhoea, in
a woman ho had already been ill for six years.
Tonic spasm, of the epigastrium, and chest, which
comes on again in another half paroxysm. The
head is thrown back upon the neck, arms
dragged up and painful. The spasm in the
neck closes the jaw, so that nothing can be
taken, menstruation ceased from eight to
twelve weeks.
Bryonia. Hysterical tetanus.
Cicuta virosa. Tetanus with trismus, at the same
time convulsions of the extremities in a scrofulous boy; pupils contracted, strangury, and
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Causticum and Merc. viv., with the help of Belladonna, Camphor, Ipecacuanha, Veratrum, Sulphur, and Phosphorus, in opisthotonos with
trismus of pregnant women.
lynatia. In an opisthotonic spasm, in a child, from
terror.  Tonic spasms of the muscles of the
neck, extending to the head and back, when
bent, difficult respiration, impeded deglutition.
Phosphorus. Tetanus with trismus.
Stramonium. The extremities are stiff as wood.
The thumbs bent and closed inwards, staring eyes, dilated pupil; laborious, stertorous
breathing.
Sulphur and Phosphorus. Tetanus with trismus.
Sulphur with Opium, Stramonium and Moschus.
Opisthotonos with trismus, fixed, distorted
eyes, very dilated pupil, unusual wimpering,
broken with a ringing cry, followed by sopor.
Vide also Trismus.
THROMBUS LABIALIS.
Arnica.
TINEA CAPITIS. (Scald-head.)
Baryta acetica. Tinea capitis humida.
Calc. carb. Moist and dry tinea capitis.
Hepar. sulp. Scabs on the head, face, and neck,
painful when touched, itching, and bald spots
on the hairy scalp.
Graphites. Tinea capitis humida, especially on the
vertex.
Graphites and Phosphorus. Tinea capitis sicca.
Lycopodium. Tinea capitis humida, witl soreness
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Lycopodium and Hepar.   Tinea capitis humida,
with fetid discharge and dysecoea.
Oleander. Tinea capitis humida, violent itching,
which smarts after scratching.
Psoricum. Tinea capitis et faciei.
Staphysagria. A scabby, humid eruption, with
discharge of a very fetid pus, and enlarged
glands of the neck.
Rhus. Scabs covering the whole head, forming a
thick crust, through which exudes a greenish
pus.
Rhus. Bladders, at the commencement, which burst
open, and a yellowish crust is formed over the
places.
Rhus, Sulphur and Calcarea.
Sulphur. Dry tinea; also watery and fetid.
Sulphur and Graphites.
Tinein.
TINEA FACIEI.
Vide Impetigines.
TONSILLITIS.
Vide Angina Tonsillaris.
TOPHI.
Mercurius and Belladonna, Tophus in the bone
of the forehead, and ulcers in the mouth.
Phosphorus. Many tophi on the bones of the
head and clavicle, much sensibility, and pain,
with pressure.
TRACHEITIS.
Hepar Sulph.  Much fever, difficult, short
respiration, hoarse voice, violent dry cough,
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Vide also Angina Membranacea.
TREMOR.
Sulphur.
TRISMUS.
Angustura, Belladonna.
Cicuta virosa. From taking cold, in a boy.
Mercurius. Inflammatory trismus, with swelling
of the right angle of the lower jaw, and tensions
of the muscles in the throat and neck.
Vide Tetanus.
TUMOR GENU.
Feet bent up to the knee joint, and on the
head of the knee an ulcer, in a boy of eight
years of age, can only walk with crutches. China,
Sulphur, Calcar. carb. and Silicea, completely
restored the bov to health.
Jodium.   Inflammatory tumour of the knee,
fiery red swelling, with a very red fistulous
opening and fever.
Silicea, Calcarea and Staphysayria.  The knee is
swollen, and permanently bent.
Sulphur, with Natrum muriaticum. Very violent
pain in the left knee, in a boy five years of age;
the knee and the upper part of the thigh is
swollen, and the bone cannot be straightened.
TUMOR LYMPHATICUS.
Silicea.
TUSSIS.
Acid. phosphoricum.  Cough, with painful
expectoration, and pain in the chest.
Acid Sulph. Cough, with bloody expectoration.
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of constriction, causing an upright position, constriction of the trachea, red face, frequent pulse.
Ambra. Dry spasmodic cough.
Ammonium carb. Dry chronic cough.
Ammonium muriat. Cough with slight expectoration.
Arsenic with Stannum. Phthisical cough, with expectoration of a yellow fetid, bad tasting matter.
Dyspncea on walking, emaciation, hectic spots
on the cheeks.
Arsenic. Spasmodic cough, especially at evening
and at night when sleeping; most urgent when
sitting up.
Belladonna. Cough in a child of a year old, with
heat, thirst, groaning, red, swelled face.
Belladonna. Nightly, spasmodic, dry cough,
coming on at midnight.
Belladonna.  Phthisical cough in a scrofulous
child, with night cough, and decay of the vital
powers.
Belladonna.  Dry spasmodic cough, and insupportable head-ache, increased by walking, reading, bright light, and movement.
Belladonna.  Nocturnal dry cough, lasting an
hour.
Bryonia. Dry cough, constriction of the chest,
and heaviness of the head.
Bryonia.  Spasmodic cough, increased in the
evening, and at night, and after eating.
Bryonia.  Cough, with bruised pain, under the
short ribs.
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Carbo. veget. Chronic cough, with slight expectoration of mucus.
Chamomilla.  Cough, morning and evening, with
irritation of the throat.
China. The cough begins with rattling under the
sternum, as if there was an accumulation of
mucus.
Conium. Violent, dry, irritable cough, with continual oppression of the chest, and feverish
symptoms in the evening.
Conium. Dry, harassing cough, with eructations.
Drosera. Cough, with hoarseness, after measles.
Ferrum acet. Cough coming on after every meal,
with vomiting of the food.
Hepar sulp. Chronic cough, with much mucous
expectoration, with universal weakness and
wasting.
Hyoscyamus. Spasmodic nocturnal cough, commencing on lying down, and continuing till
morning, with mucous expectoration.
Hyoscyamus.   Nocturnal cough in many fits,
only slightly loosened, the child becomes quite
red in the face during the cough, the breath
is stopped until a white mucus comes away.
Hyoscyamnus. Violent dry spasmodic cough, especially while lying down, forcing the patient to
rise up, with vomiting, evening fever, and emaciation.
Ignatia. Dry chronic cough, with pain in the abdomen; with Spongia, Stannumn, China, and
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lodium. Cough with expectoration of blood, and
pain in the chest.
Ipecacuanha.. Dry violent cough, with little or
no expectoration, Coryza, with heaviness of the
head, nausea and vomiting.
Ipecacuanha and Aconite, alternating; constant
tickling cough.
Ipecacuanha. Short, but loose, violent, convulsive
fits of coughing, following one another very
quickly, and without ceasing; so that the child
cannot recover his breath, generally combined
with vomiting.
Ipecacuanha. Dry, spasmodic, laborious cough,
beginning with continued irritation and tickling in the larynx; cough in the morning, coming on at first, in the open air.
Lycopodium. Phthisical cough.
Mercurius sol. Dry irritable cough, remaining six
months, arising after inflammation of the chest,
slight mucous expectoration, dyspnoea. Throat,
as if sore and raw; tonsils and palate red;
dysphagia.
Mercurius solub., with Cina. Spasmodic cough.
Nux vomica. Cough with vomiting, great weakness. Heat and perspiration, much thirst, little
appetite.
Nux vomica. Irritable cough, with irritation under
the larynx.
Nux vomica. Cough with pituitous expectoration,
coming on morning and evening; oppression at
the chest, and lassitude.
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sion and pain at the chest, as if it were raw and
irritable.
Pulsatilla. Spasmodic cough, especially evening
and night, with irritation in the trachea.
Constriction of the chest, and palpitation of the
heart.
Pulsatilla. Chronic catarrhal cough, with phthisical disposition, with very copious expectoration of mucus; emaciation, and universal
weakness.
Pulsatilla.  Cough, with slight expectoration;
vomiting of bitter mucus, chiefly night and
morning.
Pulsatilla. Violent morning cough, with belchings,
water brash, disposition to vomit, and expectoration of a yellowish white mucus.
Pulsatilla. Violent cough, with much expectoration and pain in the chest: allows no rest when
in a recumbent position, much increased day
and night.
Rhus. Tussis with bloody expectoration.
Sambucus. Phthisical cough, arising from drinking
cold water.
Sepia. Cough in a child.
Spongia with Stannum and China. Chronic cough,
with yellow expectoration and drowsiness.
Stannum. Phthisical cough, violent cough, day and
night with much greenish expectoration of a
nauseous taste, feeling of soreness in the chest
after the cough; great debility; China against the
irritation and remaining weakness.
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with Conium, in a hard, constant, dry, short
cough, soreness under the sternum, continual
irritation in the painful part, emaciation.
Sulphur. Dry cough, remaining after an attack
of pneumonia, especially in the morning, with
pain and constriction in the chest on coughing,
shortness of breath on walking, pain in the
limbs, and great weariness.
Sulphur.  Short cough, hindering sleep at night,
without expectoration; pressure, and sensation
of tightness across the sternum.
Sulphur. Short choking cough in the chest, remaining after an inflammation of the chest, with
debilitating night perspiration.
Verbascum. Raw, dry, catarrhal cough, especially
in the evening and at night, the child is awakened from sleep by a fit of coughing.
Veratrum. Cough especially at night, with vomiting, with cold perspiration over the body.
TUSSIS FERINA, CONVULSIVA PERTUSSIS.
(Hooping Cough.)
Aconite, in daily repeated doses.
Aconite and Conium.
Aconite, Hepar sulph. and China.
Arnica. Especially when the cough is replaced
by whining.
Belladonna.
Belladonna, China and Conium.
Belladonna.  Hooping cough, with constriction
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Bryonia. Hooping cough, coming on especially
after eating, together with gasping for breath,
and dyspnoea, with vomiting of food.
Cuprum metal.
Chamomilla, in the first stage.
Cina. Hooping cough, with fever, much expectoration, great constriction of the chest.
Cina. Not only with stiffness of the body during
the cough, but also when there is the regular
hoop during coughing, combined with picking
the nose, and pain in the abdomen.
Cina.  When after the administration of Drosera the cough both continues for a long
time and increases in violence, with trembling
over the whole body.
Conium. Where nightly attacks of cough remain
after the hooping cough; also in psoric habits,
with purulent eruption on the head.  Sepia
and Sulphur are also of service in this complication.
Drosera.  In the convulsive stage, alternating
with Nux vomica or China.
Drosera acts as a specific in many cases; one of
the chief remedies in hooping cough.
Iodine.
Ipecacuanha.
Magnesia muriat. With anorexia.
Mercurius solub. With light green evacuations.
Nux vomica.   In a catarrhal stage; especially alternating with Drosera, when the child coughs
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Opium.
Pulsatilla. In the convalesence of hooping cough,
a profuse mucus cough only remaining.
Pulsatilla. Where the child suffers more particularly from attacks of dry cough at night,
ameliorated by sitting up, vomiting of mucus
or food with the cough.
Rhus.
Sulphur. Hooping cough, with constipation and
swelling of the cervical glands; much ameliorated by the previous use of Drosera and China.
Tartar emetic every second evening; hooping
cough, combined with vomiting and diarrhce c
Tabacum. With violent hiccoughing.
Veratrum.   Hooping cough in the convulsive
stage, where there is no vomiting, also when
there is violent vomiting it diminishes these
symptoms, and Drosera soon restores a healthy
action.
Veratrum. One, two, or three doses daily, with
extraordinary relief, in many cases; it diminished the cough, the feeling of constriction,
blueness of the face, and the vomiting.
TUSSIS NOCTURNA.
Belladonna, Calcarea, Chamomilla. China,
Conium, Drosera, Hyoscyamus, Ignatia, Kali,
Lycopodium, Pulsatilla, Sulphur and Verbascum.
TUSSIS SUFFOCATORIA.
Silicea and Kali carb. In evenings on lying
down, dyspnoea, with violent cough, so that he
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the under part of the thigh is reddish brown.
Sulphur and Silicea.
URETHRITIS.
Petroselinum.
URTICARIA FEBRILIS.
Aconite and Nux vomica.    Constriction of the
chest, short breath, hot skin.
Dulcamara, as a chief remedy.
Urticaia chronica.
The antipsorics, especially Arsenic.
V.
VARICELLA.
Aconite, Antim. crud., Mercur. solub., especially
Pulsatilla. against the chicken-pox.
VARIOLA.
Aconite and Belladonna, in the maturating
period.
Mercurius, when combined with diarrhoea.
Vaccinin, also Variolin.
Sulphur.
Aconite, Nux vomica, Merc. solub.
Aconite, Pulsatilla, Merc. solub.
In Germany, Variolin and Vaccinin* have been
given with great success in small-pox.
VERMITIO.
Aconite, Carbo. animalis and veget., Cina, Ferrum,
Nux vomica, Sabadilla and Spigelia.
* These medicines may be procured of Mr. HEADLAND, 15,
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Rhus. External use; warts on the hands.
Sulphur. Warts on the fingers.
Thuja.
VOMITUS CHRONICUS.
Arsenic. Vomiting of food, water or mucus,
with nausea, pressing sensation, feeling of
heat at the epigastrium; Pulsatilla relieves
the nausea, coming on at the time of menstruation.
Bryonia. Vomiting of food, combined with waterbrash.
Ferrum. Vomiting of food after every meal.
Ipecacuanha. Idiopathic vomiting.
Nux vomica.  Vomiting of ingesta, every year at
a certain time, constipation, with spasmodic
movements in the throat.
Nux vomica. Vomiting with cardialgia, constipation. Pain the throat when swallowing.
Nux vomica and Pulsatilla. Vomiting in periodic
attacks; as soon as any thing is eaten, sensation
of sickness, followed by violent empty eructations, with shivering, and spasmodic trembling
of the whole body.
Puisatilla. Vomiting of food immediately after
the mid-day meal.   Oppression and painful
sensation at the scroliculus, oppression at the
chest, when walking quick.
Pulsatilla. Vomiting and colic, paleness of face,
and emaciation.
Pulsatilla.  Obstinate vomiting, with pressure
and shootings in the epigastrium  and right
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vertigo when bending forwards, different digestive derangements after eating; pain in the
lower part of the abdomen, diarrhoea, alternating with constipation; fluor albus; with Calcarea carbon.
Pulsatilla. Abdominal pain, increasing in intensity, vomiting of all food, with eructations and
bad taste in the mouth; burning along the
oesophagus, palpitation at the epigastrium,
watery, greyish white stools, with tenesmus;
vertigo, loss of sleep, marasmus.
Sulphur, Silicea, Graphites, Phosphorus, Lycopodium. Dizziness, singing in ears, eructations,
vomiting of food, with exhaustion and fainting.
Veratrum album. with Bryonia.   Many fits of
vomiting daily, also at night; diarrhoea, nausea,
passing of ascarides.
Veratrum. Vomiting only during the day.
Vomitus. (In pregnant women.)
Arsenic. Nausea, with vomiting and swooning.
Ipecacuanha.
Murias magnesia. During the whole day, nausea,
with empty vomitings.
Natrum muriaticum.
Nux vomica.
Phosphorus. Sudden vomiting, without previous
nausea.
Vomitus feecium et urine.
Opium.
Vomitus atonicus.
Nux vomica.
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Vomitus verminosus.
Aconite, Cina, Sabadilla.
VULNUS.
Arnica. Internally and externally.
Z.
ZONA.
Mercurius, Graphites and Pulsatilla.



CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS.
AcIDUM MURIATICTJM.
Febris nervosa.-Impetigo scrophulosa.-Impotentia.-Varices haemorrhoidales.
AcIDUM NITRI.
Abscessus mammae.-Affectio abdominal. chronica.-Cancer uteri.- Caries.- Cephalalgia.-Diarrhoea.-Dolor cutis cranii.-Dyscrasia merecurialis,Febris hectica. - Gonorrhoea. - Hoemorrhoides "fluentes.~-Herpes.- Herpes syphiliticus. -Impetigo. —
Ise4hias.- Melancholia.-Obscuratio corneae.-Odontalgia mercurialis.-Ophthalmia syphilitica.-Osphy..
algia.-Parotitis.-Scarlatina.-Stomacace.- Sycosis.
Syphilis.-Tonsillitis.-Ulcera oris.-Yerrucae.
AcIDUM PHOSPHIORICUM.
Anacarthasis mucosa. - Arthritie. -CholerinaChyluria.- Diabetes.- Diarrhoea. - Epulis. - Ery



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AGNUS CASTUS.
Impotentia.
AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.
Perniones.-Epilepsia.
ALOE.
Dysenteria.
ALUMINA.
Flu or albus.-Herpes.-Lupus vorax.-Obstructio alvi.-Ozaena.
AMBRA GRISEA.
Asthma.-Epistaxis. —T ussis spasmodica.
AMMONIUM    CARBONICU.M.
Abscessus.-Asthma.-Herpes.-Phthisis. —Scarlatina.-Varix haemorrhoidalis.
AMMONIUM    MJRIATICUM.
Febris intermittens. - Haemorrhoides. - Tussis
chronica.
ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.
Apoplexia. -Asthma.- Herpes.-Hypocondria.
-Stupor artuum.
ANGUSTURA.
Caries.-Paralysis.-Trismus.
ANTHRACIN.
Herpes.-Ulcera.
ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
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AURUM METALLICUM.
Abscessus.-Arthritis ossaria.-Cachexia mercu.
rialis. - Cancer nasi. - Caries. -Cephalalgia.-Convulsiones.-Depilatio.-Desquamatio epidermidis. -
Foetor oris.-Hernia inguinalis.-Herpes.-Herpes
narium.-H ordeolum. - Hypochondrria.-Llysteria.Icturus.-Impetigo.-Induratio testiculi.-Melancholia.-Metastasis lactea.-Morbi nasi.-Ozoena. -Palpitatiocordis.-Prolapsus uteri.-Prosopalgia.-Schrophulosis.-Syphilis.-Tumor nasi.-Ulcera lingue.
-Ulcus scrophulosum.
AuRUM MURIATICUM.
Exulceratio narium etlabii superioria.-Laryngitis venerea.
BARYTA ACETICA.
Dyspepsia.-Scrophulosis.-Tabes.-Tinea capitis humida.
BARYTA CARBONICA.
Alienatio mentis. - Angina tonsillaris. - Apoplexia.-Asthma.-Atropia.-Cachexia.-Crusta lactea.-Desorganisatio cardialis.-Gastralgia.-Herpes.
-Lupia.-Marasmus senil.-Menstruatio retenta.Odontalgia.- Panus.-Prosopalgia. -Scrophulosis.Steatoma.-Tinea capitis.-Ulcera.
BARYTA MURIATICA.
Dysenteria.
BELLADONNA.
Abortus. - Affectio abdominalis inflammatoria
puerpera. - Alienatio mnentis. - Amaurosis. - Amblyopia. - Angina.-Antbrax.-Aplionia.-Aphthbe.
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thy micum.-A trophia. —Balbuties.-Blepharophthalmia. - Blepharospasmus. - Cachexia mercurialis.Cachexia ex abusu opii.-Cachia ex abusu valerianae
oborta.-Cancer labiorum.-Cancer titeri.-Cardialgia.-Catalepsis. —Catarrhus acutus.-Cephalalgia.Chorea St. Viti.-Colica.-Colica flatulenta.-Colica
hbemorrhoidalis -Congestiones.-Contractiones uteri
ad partuim spasmodicme.-Corivulsiones-Convulsiones
epilepticse. - Coxalgia. - Croup.-Delirium trenens
-Dentitio difficilis.-Diarrhoea dysenterica.-Diarrhcea cum vomitu.-Diplopia.-Doloires abdominis gravidae.-Dysecoia.-Dysenterica.-Dysphagia spasmodica.-Encephalitis.-Epilepsia.-Erysipelas. —Erysipelas habituale.-Ervsep. mammre.-Febris per dentitionein.-Febris gastrica.-Febris inflammatoria.
Febris intermittens.-Febris lenta.-Febris nervosa.Febris puerperalis.-Febris rhevmatica.-Fissurme labiorum-Fistula-Fungus medullaris-FurunculusGalactirrhcea.- Gastritis. - H aemoptysis.-fl aemorrhagiaoculorum.- Haemorrhoides fluentes.- Heme.
ralopia.-Hepatitis.-Hernia iucarcerata.-Hvdrocephalus acutus.-Hyd rocephalus chronicus -Hydrophobia.-Hydrops post purpuram miliarem.-Hysteria.-Icterus. - linbecillitas. - Impetigo. - impetigo
faciei.-Incontinentia urinae.-Iinduratio labii su perioris.-Inflammatio vasorum lymphaticorum.-Irifluenza. - Ischias. - Ischuria. - Lordosis.-Luxatio.spontanea.-M acula- corneae.-Mania. —Mania puerperalis.-Mastitis. - Melancholia.-Melonc us.- Menstruatio anomala, - Mettitis. - Metrorrhagia.-Miliaria.-Morhus maculosus.-Moibilli.-Nasitis.-Nephritis.-Notalgia.-Odontalgia.-(Edema pedum.Ophthalmia.-Panus scrophulosus.-Paralysis. —Parotitis. - Pemphigus. - Perniones. - Plegmatia alba
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-Crusta lactea.-Diarrbhea.-Dolores rheumatici.Dolores abdominis gravidae.-Dysecoia.-Dyspepsia.
-Encephalitis.-Epistaxis.-Febris biliosa.-Febris
gastrica-Febris intermittens-Febris inflammatoria.
-Febris lactea.-Febris nervosa.-Febris puerperalis.- Febris rheumatica.- Furunculus.- Galactirrheea. - Gastricismus. - Gastritis - Haiemoptysis.Hemicrania. - Hepatalgia. - Hepatitis - Herpes.
Herpes palpebrarum. - Hydrocephalus. - Hydrops
anasarka.- Hysteria.- Impetigo.- Inflam. cordis.Inflam. diaphragmatis. - Influenza. - Intumescentia
mammae.-Ischias.-Luxatio sipontanea.-Mastitis.Menstruatio anomnala. - Metrorrhagia. - Miliaria. -
Morbilli.- Morbus maculosus. - Noctambulismus.Obstructio.-Odontalgia.-CiEdematia pedum-Otitis
Ozaena. - Paralysis.-Peripneumonia.-P eripneumonia nervosa. -Pernio. -Phthisis. -Pleurodynia.Pleuritis gastrica.-Prosopalgia.-Psoitis.-Raucedo.
-Rhachiorrheuma. -Rheumatismus acutus.-Rheumatismus chronicus.-Scarlatina miliaris.-Scrophulosis. - Singultus. -Spasmi.-Tetanus hystericus,Turnor cysticus. -Tussis.-Tussis convulsiva.-Variolae. - Varix baemorrhoidalis.-Vertigo.-Vomitus.
-Vomitus potatorum.
CAINCA.
H ydrothorax.
SALADITJM SEQUINUM.
Impotentia.
CALCARRMA ACETICA.
Diarrhoea.-Diarrhoea cum vomitu.
CALCAPLEA CARBONICA.
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mnia. - Arthritis. -Ascarides.-Asthma.-Atropia.Cachexia. - Cancer nasi,- Cardialgia.-Caries.-Cephalalgia.-Chlorosis:. ---Cholera.-Chorea St. Viti.Convulsionies.-Coxalgia.-Delirium tremens.-Dentitio difficilisa.-Desquamatio epidermidis~-Diarrhcea.
Dolor testiculi. - Dysecoia. - Dyspeptidi affectus.Epilepsia.-Exulceratio mammae.-Febris intermittens.-Fungus heematodes.-Fungus corneae.,-Galactirrhoea.-Haemoptysis. - Heemorrhoides suppressae.
Hemicrania. - Herpes. - Herpes syphili-ticus. - Hydrops anasarka.-Icterus.-Lepra.-Leucoma cornea-.
- Leucorrhcea. - Lithiasis. - Macukae corne,-e. -
Menstruatio suppressa.-Odontalgia. —Ophthalmia.Phthisis.-Polypus auriumn.-Polypus narium.-Polypus vesicae urinarike.-Prosopalgia.-Pyrosis.-Raucedo.-Rhachitis.-Rheumatismus. - Scrophulosis.Scrophuim mesentericae. - Spasmi. - Sterilitas. -
Struma.-Syphilis,.-Taenia solium.-Tinea capitis.Tophus.-Tumor cysticus.-Tumor genu-Tussis.
CAMPIIORA.
Abortus.-Apoplexia.-Cholera asiatica.-Epilepsia.-Hydrops.-Impotentia. - Influenza. -Peripneumnonia.-Spasmus.
CANNABIS.
Amaurosis.- Asthma. -Calculus vesicw urinariae. - Cataracta. - Cystitis. -Gonorrhcea.-Haematuria. - Impotentia. - Ischuria.-Maculaa corneae.Nephritis. - Obstructio. - Ophthalmnia, - Peripneumonia. - Spasrnus tendinis Achillis. - Sterilitas.Tetanus.
CANTHARIDES.
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rea St. Viti.-Diarrhcea. - Epistaxis. - Exulceratio,
mammae.-Epilepsia. - Hemicrania. -Hemiplegia.Influenza. - Ischias. - Odontalgia. - Ophthalrnia. -
Paralysis.-Prosopalgia. —Scabies.- Spasmus.-Tetailus.-Verrucae.
CHAMOMILLA.
Abortus. - Angina. - Arthritis. - Asphyxia.Asthma.-Blepharospasmus.-Cachexia.-Cardialgia.
-Catalepsis. - Catarrhus infantum. -Cholera.-Colica flatulenta.-Contractiones ad partum nimis dolorificae.-Convulsiones. -Croup.-Dentitio difficilis.Diarrhoea.-Dolores post partum nimii.-Dysenteria.
-Encephalitis. - Epilepsia.-Epistaxis.-Erysipelas.
-Febris biliosa.-Febris dentitionis.-Febris catarrhalis.-Febris gastrica -Febris interrnittens.-Febris
nervosa.-Febris puerperalis.-Febris rheumatica.Heemorrhagia oculorum. - Hepatitis. -Icterus. ----Intertrigo infantumn.-Inflammatio glandularum submaxillarium et colli.-Intumescentia et induratio, maminae.
- Ischias nervosa. - Lipothymia.-Menstruatio anomala. - Metrorrhagia. - Odontalgia. - Ophthalmia
catarrhalis. - Phthisis. -Rheumatismus.-Scarlatina
miliaris. - Spasmi. - Tinnitus aurium,-Tussis ferina.-Tympanitis.-Ulcus oris et linguaw.-Vomitus.
CHINA.
Amaurosis incipiens. - Arthritis. - Athropia.Cachexia. - Cachexia mercurialis. - Cardialgia. -
Catarrhus trachealis. - Cephalalgia. - Cholera. -
Chorea St. Viti. - Debilitas. - Delirium tremens.Diarrhoea. - Epistaxis. - Erysipelas pedis. - Febris
biliosa. - Febris gastrica. - Febris intermittens. -
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minis. - Hypochondria. -Icterus. —Impotentia. —InCOTntinentia urinae.-Inflammatio genu.-Leucorrhoea.
Lienteria.-Marasmus.-Menstruatio retenta.-Metrorrhagia. - Morbus niger. - Odontalgia. - Panus
scrophulosus.-Paralysis.-'Peripneumonia.-Phthisis.
-Phthisis laryngea. - Pollutio. - Rhevmatismus.
Salacitas.-Spasmus uteri. ---.Splenalgia.-Stomacace.
Sudor nocturnus. -Tumor genu. -Tussis. -Ulcus
oris et linguae. —Ulcus pedum -Variolee.
CICUTA VIROSA.
Angina. -Cachexia. -)Cephalalgia. - Cholera
asiatica.-Diplopia.-Fdbris verruinosa.-Helminthiasis.- Herpes. - Hysteria.-Impetigo.-Marasmus., —
Paralysis cystidis. - Spasmus. - Tetanus. - Tinea
faciei.-Trisnius.-Ulcera linguae.
CINA.
Amblyopia. -Asthma. - Febris intermittens. -
Ileminthiasis.- Incontinentia urinae nocturna. -
Spasmus. - Tussis convulsiva.-Vomitus chronicus.
CINNABARIS.
Gonorrhnea.-Sycosis.
CLEMATIS ERECTA.
Herpes.-Intumescentia et 7induratio testiculi.Ischuria. - Orchitis. - Panus axillaris. _,Uicus scrophulosum.-Urethritia.
%JOCCINELLA..
Odontalgia.
COCCULUS..
Apoplex~ia.-Arthritis.-Cachexiia. —.Cardialgia...
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Otorrhcea.-Panaritium. -Panus scroph. - Parotitis.
- Phthisis.-Plethora. -Prolap. ani. - Prolap. recti.
-Prolapsus vaginae. - Prosopalgia rhevmatica.-Ranula.-Raucedo.-Rhachitis. ---Rbevmatismnus.-Scarlatina. - Scrophulosis. - Sterilitas. - Stomacace.Sudor.-Sudor pedum.-Sycosis. —Syphilis. - Tenesmus.- Tophus. - Trismus inflammatorius.- Tumor
labiorum, pudendorum. -Tumor mammae. - Tumor
testiculi. - Tussis chronica. - Tussis convulsiva.Ul cus aurium.-Ulcera linguae. -Variolae.
MEuCURIus VIVUS.
Xdeoitis labialis. -Aphthee. - Blepbarophthal.
mia. variolosa. - Dysenteria,. -eHpatitis. - Hyd rocephalus chronicus.-Icterus. -Influenza. ---Odontalgia.
Trismus. - Tumor testiculi. - Ulcus linguae.-Ulcus
oris.-Zona.
MERCURIUS SUBLIMATUS CORROSIVUS.
Aphthae.-Diarrhoea dysenterica.-Dy-senteria.Impetigo syphilitica.-Syphilis.
ME ZEREUM.
Atrophia universalis. - Caries. - Diarrhcea. -
Febris intermittens. - Fluor albus. - Haematuria.Impetigo. - Iseburia. - Odontalgia.-Orchitis.-Panus scropliulosus. - Plethora, - Prosopalgia.-Rhevmatismus.-Syphilis.-Topbus.
MILLEFOLIUJM.
Febrisiritermittens.-Ilaematuria.-Haemoptysis.
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MILLEPED ES.
Febris intermittens.
MOIRBILLIN.
Morbilli.
Mos CII US.
Agrypnia. - Asthma spasticum infantum.-Convulsi ones. -Croup. —Epistaxis. -Lipothymia.-Spasmi.-Tetanus.
NATRUM CARBONICUM.
Arthritis.-Builae digitorum manus et pedis.Dysecoia.-Ephelides.-Graviditas moloe.-Hepatitis
chronica.-Herpes.- Lepra.-Ne vralgae.-Prosopalgia.-Scabies.-Struma.-Ulcera calcis pedis.-Verrucwe.
NATRUM MURYATICUM.
Alopecia.-Chorea St. Viti.-Febris intermittens.
Febris nervosa.-Gonorrhcea externa.-Jlemicrania.
Menstruatio suppressa.-Obstructio alvi.-Prurigo.Sterilitas.-Tumor genu.-Tussis cum mictione involuntaria. -Ulcera oris. - Vertigo. - Vomitus gravi..
darumn.
NERITJM OLEANDER.
Alienatio mentis. - Herpes.-Lienteria.-Par-alysi's.-Tinea capitis humida.
NIGELLA SATIVA.
Cephalalgia. - Enteritis. - Epilepsia. - Febris
piierperalis..-Hepatitis.
Nux MOSCIIATA,
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Nux VOMICA.
Abortus. - Affectio abdominalis chronica.Amaurosis. - Amblyopia. - Angina. -Apoplexia.. —
Ar'thritis.-Asthma.-Asthma spasticum infantum.Atrophia. -Atrophia infantum. - Bronchitis. -Cachexia.-Cancer labiorum. ---Cardialgia. —Catarrhus.
C-atalepsis.-Cephalalgia.-Chorea St. Viti.-Clavus
pedis.-Colica. —Colica biliosa.-Colica flatulenta.Colica sanguinea. —Congestiones ad caput Pectus et
abdomen.-Contractiones uteri ad parturn spasmodicae.-C on tractiones uteri ad partum pr~ecoces.Delirium tremens.-Dentitio difficilis.-Diaphragmatitis. - Diarrhcea. - Dolores post paxtum. - Dolores
funiculi spermatici. - Dysenteria. - Dyspepsia.-Dysuria.-Ecch ymoses ociiloriim. —~Encephalitis.-Enteritis. - Epilepsia. - Epilepsia abdominalis.-Erysipelas habituale.-Exulceratio mammae. -Febris catarrhalis.-Febris -gastrica.-Febris- intermittens.-Febris
riervosa. (versatilis et stupida.) - Febris pituitosa. -
Febris puerperalis.-Febris rhevmatica.-Febris verminosa. - Flatulentia.-Fungus medullaris.-Furunculus. -Gastricismus. - Glossalgia. -Gonorrhcea.Gonorrlwoua balani. - Haenioptysis. - Hoemorrhoid-es.
-Hoe morrhagia oculorum. -Helminthiasis.-Hepatitis.-H ernia.-Hernia cru~ralis.-Hernia incarcerata.
-Herpes syphiliticus labii superioris et inferioris.Hydrops abdominis.-Hvd~rops pectoris.-Hypochondria. - Hysteria. - Icterus. —Impetigo.-Ischias nervosa. - Ischuria. - Leucorrhoea.- Lypothy mia.-Lithiasis. — Mania. -Menstruatio difficilis.-Menstnuatio retenta. - Menstruatio suppressa. - Metastasis
lactea. - Metritis puerperalis. -Metrorrhagia.-Morbilli..-Morbus niger. - Myiodesopia.-Nephralgia,Nevralgia cel-iaca.-.Notalgia. -Obstructio.-Odontalgia,-Oophoritis. -Ophthalmia.-Orchitis.-OtatQ 3



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gia. - Otitis. - Paralysis. - Paresis cruris sinistri. -
Parulis. - Peripneumonia.- Perniones.-Phlegmatia,
alba, dolens. - Photophobia. - Phthisis. - Phthisis
laryngea. - Plethora. -Plethora gravidarum.-Pleurodynia - Pollutiones. - Presbyopia.-Priapisrnus.Prolapsus ani. - Prolapsus uteri. - Prosopalgia.Psoitis.-Pyrosis. —Rachiorrheuma. -Rhevmatismus.
-Singultus. -Spasmus, tonicus.-Spasmus gukae.Spasmus pharyngis. - Stomacace. - Stranguria. -
Strictura spastica, ani. - Syrigmus. - Tumor oris.Tfumor testiculi.-Tumor vaginae. - Tussis. -Tussis
convulsiva.-Tussi scum vomitu conjuncta. -Ulcus.Ulcus oris et linguwe.-Urticaria-Vertigo.-Vomitus
idiopath. - Vomitus gravidarum. -Vomitus potatorum.
opium.
Apoplexia. - Asthma spasticum  infant. - Cachexia - Cancer labiorum - Carus. -Cataracta. -
Colica saturnina.-Contractiones uteri ad parturn turn
spasmodicae turn suppressue. -Delirium tremens. -
Dolor abdominis. - Encephalitis. - Epilepsia. -
Febris intermittens. - Febris ne-rvosa. - Gangraena.
-Hernia.-Hydrocephalus - Mania. - Menostasia.
-Metritis.-Obstructio.- Orthopncea. - Phthisis.Scarlatina milliaris.-Sopor. —Spasmnus. —Tussis convulsiva.-Vertigo.
OSMIUM.
Tussis spasmodica.
PETROLEUM.
Affectio abdominal~is chronica. - Arthritis.Cardialgia.-Cephalalgia. -Diarrhlcea. - Dysecoia.Epilepsia. - Gonorrhcea. — Hwamorrhoides.- Herpes.
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Eclampsia. - Epilepsia. -Hysteria.-Induratio uteri.
-Menstruatio profusa. -Metrorrhagia. - Nymphomania. - Odontalgia. - Polypus uteri. - Scirrhus
uteri.
PLUMBUM.
Obstructio alvi. - Paresis extremitatum inferiorum.
PRIJNUS SPINOSA.
Fastidium ciborum.
PSORICUM.
Arthritis. - Blepharophthalmia.-Caries.-Condylomata humida.- Coryza. -Diarrhcea chronica.Dyspeps-ia. —:Fluor albus-Genitis chronica.-Gonorrhoea secundaria. - Hernia inguinalis. - Hepatitis
chronica.-Herpes. ---Herpes fossw poplitew.-Herpes
totius corporis. - Hydrocele. - Impetigo totius corporis. - Ischias. - Lienteria.-Melancholia religiosa.
-Menostasid.- Metrorrhagia. - Obstructio alvi. -
Phthisis. - Rhevmatismus chronicus. - Scabies. -
Sycosis. - Tinea capitis. - Tinea, capitis et faciei.rfinea faciei.-Tussis.-Ulcera. —Ulcera labiorum.
PULSATILLA.
Abortus. - Affectiones gravidarum.-Agalactia.
-Alienatio mentis.-Amblyopia.-Angina.-Arthritis. - Arthritis acuta. - Arthritis vaga. - Asthma.
-Atrophia. - Cachexia.-Cardialgia.-Cardiogmus.
Carus. - Cataracta. - Catarrhus. - Catarrhus pul.
monum. - Cephalalgia.-Chlorosis.-Colica.-Colica
menstrualis.-Contractiones uteri ad partum debilis.
-Contract. uteri ad partum. spasmodicew.-Coryza.Diarrhcea. - Dolores post partum. - Dolor funiculi
sper-matici. - Dysecoia. - Dysenteria. -Epilepsia.







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Epistaxis.-Epulis-Erysipelas.-Feb. gastrica-Feb.
intermittens.-Feb. nervosa.-Febris puerperalis.Furunculus.-Galactirrhcea gastricismus. - Gonorr.
securid.-Gonorr. sup.-Hwnmatemesis.-Hammaturia.
- Hoemoptysis. - Heirninthiasis. - Hemneralopia.Hepatitis. - Hordeolum.-Hydrocele.-Hydrops anasarka.-Hydrops ascites.-Hypochondria.-Hysteria.
- lIctrus. - Impetigo. - Incontinentia urinme. -Indigestio.-Inflammatio scroti,.-Influenza.-Intertrigo.
- Intumnesceritia mammam.- Ischuria.- Leucorrhcea.
-Melanchbolia.- Menstruatio anomala.-Menstruatio
sup. - Metastasis lactea.-Metastasis gonorrhoica. -
Metroirthagia-Morbilli-Morbus niger-Odontalgia.
-Ophthalmia..-Orchitis.-Osteitis. —Otitis.-Otorrhcea.-Ozoena.-Paralysis sphincteris vesicae urinanaee.-Perniones. -Pneumonia.-Phthisis.-Placenta
adhaerens. - Pollutiones. - Prostatitis.- Raucedo.Rhevmnat-ismus. - Rhevmatismus acutus.-Scarlatina
mul. - Singultus. - Sopor. -Spasmi.-Spasmi abdominis. - Stupor artuum. - Sudor nocturnus.-Suffocatio.-Syphilis. - Tumor pedis.-Tumor testiculi.T ussis. - Tussis convulsiva.-Ulcus auris.-Varix.Vertigo.-Vomitus.-Vomitus ciborum.-Zona,
RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.
Congestiones.
RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS.
Cephalalgia. -Epilepsia.-Hepatalgia.-Herpes.
-Ulcus nasi.
RATANHIA.
Diarrhoea chronicus.
RHEIJm.
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RHODODENDRON.
Arthritis..-Cachexia mercurialis.-Hydrocele.
RHUS TOXOCODENDRON.
Angina. - Arthritis. -Atrophia.-Cardiogmus.
-Cephalagia. - Chorea St. Viti.-Coxalgia. —Diarrhoea. - Dolor abdominis. - Dolores arthritici.-Dysenteria. - Epistaxis. -Erysipelas bullosum.-Febris
catarrhalis. - Febris gastrico-nervosa.-Febris intermittens. - Febris nervosa. - Febris puerperalis. -
Foetor oris. - Furunculus.-Gonitis.-Hawmoptysis.
-Hoemorrhagia pulmonum.-Helminthiasis.-Hemicrania.-Ilernia incarcerata.-Herpes exedens.-Hydrocephalus. - Hydrops. - Hyperostosis. - Hypochondria.-Impetigo.-Incontinentia urinwe.-Jnflammatio brachii. - Ischias. -Luxatio spontanea.-Morbus maculosus. -Odontalgia. -Ophtbalmia.-Orchitis.-Paralysis.- Parotitis.-Pemphigus.-Peripneu.
monia nervosa.  Phiegmatia alba dolens. - Phthisis
pulmonalis. - Rhevmatismus. - Spasmus. - Stupor
artuum. - Subluxatio pedis. - Syphilis.-Tinea capitis humida. - Tinea faciei.- Tophus.-Tumor pedis.
- Tussis. - Ulicus. - Urticaria.. — Verrucae. -
Zona.
RUTA GRAVEOLENS.
Amaurosis. - Amblyopia. - Gutta rosacea. -
Paralysis.-Paresis articuilationum, tarsi et carpi.
SABADILLA.
Angina. - Febris intermittens. - Influenza.Teenia lata.
SABINA.
Abortus.-Arthritis.- Caries.- Leucorrhcea.-.
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SOLANUM NIGRUM.
Raphania.
PGIELTA.
Amblyopia. -Blepharophtbalmia.-Blepharoplegia.-Cardiogmus. - Convulsiones. - Dolor oculi.Dysecoia. - Febris verminosa. -Helminthiasis. —Inflammatio cordis. - Influenza. - tntumescentia testiculi. - Nictitatio. -~ Odontalgia. - Ophthalmia. -
Rhevmatica, arthritica. - Prosopalgia.- Spasmi pectoris.-Tenesanus auirium.
SPIRITUS NITRI DULCIS.
Cardialgia.-Febris nervosa.-Verrucee.
SPONGIA TOSTA.
Angina tonsillaris. - Asthma. - Asthma thymi
cum Koppii. - Bronchitis. -Crouip. -Intumescentia
et Induratio testiculi. - Laryngitis chronica. -Phthisis.-Phthisiis lary3ngea.-Syphilis.-Tussis chronica.
SQIJILLA MARITIMA.
Asthma humidum. - Catarrhus chronicus.Croup. - Diabetes. - Hydrops ascites.-Influenza.Peripneumonia.-Pleuritis gastrica.
STANN tM.
Abscessus.-Asthma spasticum infantum.-Blenorrhoea pulinonurn. - Cardialgi~a. - Catarrhus chronicus. - Epilepsia.-Fluor albus chronicusq.-Haematemesis.-Hemiplegia. --- H ypochondria.-Flysteria.Leucorrhmea. - Influ'enza. -Melanosis.-Paralysis.Phthisis pituitosa. -Phthisis. -ProsopalIgia.-Rhevmnatismus. - Spasinus. - Sudor. - Txenia. -~ Tussis
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STA PHYSAGRIA.
Alopecia. -Arthritis. - Cachexia mercurialis.Cancer uteri.-Cairdialgia. -Dysuria.-Dysenteria.Epulis. - Febris intermittens.-Herpes. —Hyperostosis. -Hypochondria. - Impetigo.-Indu ratio glanclularum palpebrarum. - Ischuria. - Lithiasis. -Lupus,
vorax.-Odontalgia. - Prosopalgia.-Scrophbulosis.Spasmi. - Struinia.- Tiriea capitis. - Tophus.-Tumor gen u.-Tumor oris.-Ulcera oris.
STRAMONIU M.
Alienatio mentis. - Amblyopia. - Apoplexia.Catalepsis. - Chorea St. Viti. - Colica flatulenta.Delirium tremens. -Encephalitis. -Epilepsia.-Febris nervosa. - Gonorrhcea. -Hemeralopia.-Ilydrophobia.-Influenza.-Lipothymiae Dispositio.-Mania.
-Melancholia.-Menstruatio suppressa.-Morbilli.Prosopalgia.-Singultu~s.-Spasmi pectoris.-Tetanus.
-Typhus exanthernaticus.
STRONTIANA CARBONICA.
Sensus pressorius ventricufli.
S ULPHUR.
Abscessus, alveolaris.-Abscessus nmamm ae-Affectiones abdominales.-Alienatio mentis.-A lopecia.
Amaurosis incipiens.-Amenorrhcea. -Angina tonsillaris-Angina uvularis chronica.-Aphonia.-Aptbae.
Arthritis.-Asthma.-Atrophia.-Blepharopbtbalmia.
-Cachexia me rcurialis.-Cancer nasi.-Cardialgia.
Caries. - Catalepsis. - Cataracta. - Cephalalgia. -
Chorea St. Viti. - Colica haemorrhoidalis. - Coxarthrocace. - Crusta lactea. -Crusta, serpiginosa.-Cyphosis-Desquamatio epidermidis.-Diarrhcea-Diarrhcea dysenterica.-Dolor pectoris.-Dolor sacralis.





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mus nervorum. - Febris intermittens. - Hoemorrhoides.-Hysteria.
VARIOLIN.
Variolae.
VERATRUM ALBUM.
Affectio abdominalis.-Affectiones gravidarum.Alienatio mentis. -Appetitus morbificus.-Arthritis.
-Blepharoplegia.-Blepharoptosis.-Cachexia chinme
Cardialgia.-Clholera asiatica. - Cholera sporadica.Colica flatulenta. - Debilitas. - Diarrhcea.- Dysenteria.-Febris gastrica. - Febris intermittens.-Gastroataxia. - l Haematemesis. - Hemeralopia.-Hemicrania.-Llernia inguinalis.-Hypoehondria.-Hysteria.-Impetigo. —4nfluenza. - Lipothymia -Menstruatio anomala - Menstruatio suppressa. -Nymphomania.-Obstructio.-Odontalgia.-Palpitatio cordis.Rhevmatis mus.-Peripneumonia. - Scabies.-Scarlatina.-Spasmi hysterici.-Strabismus.-T ussis convulsiva.-Vomitus.
VERBASCUM.
Piosopalgia.-Tussis.
VINCA MINOR.
Plica polonica. -Tinea capitis et faciei.
VIOLA ODORATA.
Hysteria.
ZINCUM   METALLICUM.
Asthma. - Cardialgia. - Cephalalgia. -Chorea
St. Viti.-Dolor testiculi.-Febris nervosa.- FlatuR3



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Page.
Ecehymoses (of the eyeball) 98
Encephalitis........98
Ectropium..........98
Enteritis........99
Epilepsy........99
Epiphora.......103
Epistaxis.......103
Epulis..103
Erysipelas Faciei...104
Bullosum..105
Scroti...106
Erithismus........106
Eruptions impetiginous, see
Impetigines........181
Excrescence from the Nose,
see Epulis
Exulceratio Pappillie mamillaris.......106
Exanthemata...... 106
Eyelids, Morbid winking of
see Nictitatio........214


Page.
Furor Uterinus......152
Furunculus........152
G.
Galactirrhoea......153
Gangrene.......153
Gastralgia, see Cardialgia  37
Gastritis........153
Gastroataxive..........154
Giastrornalacia......155
Gastric Derangements, see
Gastroataxise
Gonorrhoea....    156
_____secundaria     157
-____  inveterata    158
Gravel, see Lithiasis.~195
Guita Rosacea........158
Giddiness, see Vertigo..289
Gibbosity, see Cyphosis    81
Glossitis........155
Glossoplegia......155


F.                 %-XvIIArpa auut..........L
Fainting, see Asphyxia      24   Gout, see Arthritis...  20
Deliquium  Animi          81   Gonitis........156
Fevers, see Febris..      Ill   Gonocele.......156
Febris,        e            1                  H.
Arthritica...   1
Biliosa.........113   ffoemnatemesis......158
Catarrhalis..115     Hvematuria.......159
Flava......115            Haiemoptysis......159
Gastrica...115     Heemorrhagia Uteri..      161
Hectica... 116      See also Metrorrhagia   201
-   Inflammatoria..117                 Oculorum       161
I ntermittens... 117    Heemorrhoides....      162
-   Miliaris....  139   Heartburn, see Cardialgia,
Infantilis...139       and Soda'..        37-266
Nervosa (Typhus)   140    Headache, see Cephalalgia  49
FPierperalis...146              lateral, see Beiei.
Putrida...   *. 150      crania.......
-   Rheumatic...150    Hair, falling off of the, see
-   Verminosa...150       Depilatio..........83
Fistula........151               Hemeralopia..........163
Lachrynmalis    *.151    Hemicrania...........163
Salivalis...152     Hemiplegia...........165
Flatulentia.......    152             facialis..      166
Fluor albus, see Leucorrhoea 193  Hepatitis..166
Fungus Hoematodes.... 152    Hernia.......              167
--       Medullaris Retinue  152  Herpes........167